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FSoN Jutuc, by the Governor kObpInS
arrived Yesterday, We have received Kingston
Journal OF the 18Th INST. The paper contains It
few items worth extracting: correspondent
at Port Royal writes Us follows .-Y Yesterddy was
day sreat excitement al Port Royal, lntorma
ton having been given that pirate was IN the
offing. Commodore Sharpe Immediately des
patched three armed boat under the command
of Capt Houston, with Lieut.. Grliiths Mr.. Bid
dlccornc, Master, and forty men, who proceeded
outside the keys but by which tune the vessel
had dissappcucd-the boats consequently return
ed at sunset The vessel, schooner, had been
lying 10 between Yallahs and Plumb Point, ard
II IS more than likely her object was smuggling,
not piracy


The sugar crop a, Barbadocs had been cut short
in consequence Of the weather, at least three or
four thousand hosShcads bo!o~ the lowest pre-.
yious estimate. The same may be said ol near-
ly ali the West lnda Colonies. The weather
had however changed for the better IN most Of
them, with the exception Of Jamaica.


We observe that the Barbadoans complain
sadly of tac want of a lunatic asylum and a cc-
metery. Rather suspicious for Barbados this.


IN d ReDublicun