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In one If the letters of the American Minis ter, MT M'LANE, to the British Minister, relative to commercial intercourse between America and the British West India Colo nies, the Allowing $ r,timents marked by li- berality and truth, are expressed

 "However the fact may be regretted and condemned by enlightened Statesmen, it can not be cencealed, that ancient prejudicss and unworthy animosties do still linger among the people,of both countries; and the Earl oi Aberdeen has been too distinguished an ob- server of events not to perceive the operation If tho SC causes, in fostering a spirit Of com mercal jealousy, especially in relation to the Colonial Trade.

 'It should be the desire, as well as the in terest of beth Gov ernments, to extingush these causes of mutual bitterness; to correct the errors which m:y have interrupted the harmony oftheir past intercourse; to discard from their Commercial Regulations, meas ures of hostile monopoly, and to adopt instead, generous system of frank and anicable com petition"