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BY the Harlequin we have received dates
from the United States up to March 18th.
There is no important political intelligence
Europe was tranquil, and the war-flame had
burned out.


The ship William Gray, Brewer, sailed
from Boston, March ! for this port, to touch
IA, Valparaiso and Tahiti On the 10th she
put back into New York, to repair damages
experienced in gale; and sailed again on
the first of April. She has full cargo for
this place, which in these times is like bring
ing Goals to New Castle. Our market is
glutcd with goods of all kinds; supply
sufficient for years to come.


The Lausanne, Spalding, arrived in New
York, April Goth, and was to sail for Valpa-
raso and Honolulu in July. Rev. j. DielI,
died seven weeks out on his passage home,
land was buried at sea-


7 The Flora, Spring, hence, arrived Feb.
9TH Miss Lucy Thurston died soon after
her arrival.