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FROM N,ssAU.-By the Br brig Cora. arrived
a, Charleston on Saturday last with Buhama ad-
vices TO the 18th instant, inclusive.


The inhabitants of the outer islands were in great
distress for the want OF corn and -four and agent
has been despatched by the Government, who had
distributed these necessary articles very literally
among them. The agent in n letter remarks: .
,m positively assured by gentlemen, that this sup
riy Of provisions would keep alive many persons
who must have died of want during lie ensuing
week."


Great distress prevails throughout the island for
he wan, o! RAM there had been but one shower for
several months, and fears were entertained tor the
toung crops.


The Roga{ Ga-etle of the 4,h contains the Pro-
caua,ion ol the President ofihc Republic OF tlayu,
c. HERARd, Sen. from which extrac; the four
following articles ior The information of persons trad
ing 10 those islands


Art ]. The ports OF the eastern part closed aud tins
closure Is declared To be blockade.


"A 2 The line of closure commences from the Au>s> a
Pie. taking the bay oi Neye aud the ports between lhs
phce ard Cape Samuna, eRveupuc Santo Dumn.7 und Is
uehhoIhood and from there to the northeast and ends
AT Iapon Of Mount Christ


oeyey Those who violate thS uTder, have violated
Tie law und the territory OF liayt consequently tey
S have 10 abide the consequence Hnd the Vengeance o thc
nauOu.


"Ar Merchant vessels who enter these ports after the
the Captain md Will be judged and condemned accord
Hg to the rieot ui the present luw.