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FROM JAMAcA.-We are indebted to Captain
Lawry of the British schooner Joseph How, for ia
maica papers to the 9th Feb. There is little news
of importance. The Despatch OF the 23d says


The island continues Tranquil, and the weather
somewhat too dry and the planters still of
quire from the parent overnment-capital, machine
and an cheap labor M to develope their resources


The Grand Court is sitting. and the House OF As
Assembly is bringing the business OF the Session T.
close, whilst his Excelleney the Earl OF Elsn CON
from all classes bv his patronage Of agricultural in
dustry n va and general education;


Commerce, we regret TO add, is dull, from the i'm
poverished and languishing condition OF many OF
fhe finest sugar estates in the island


The yellow fever was prevailing TO some extent.
The K ev. MIR. issachar was attacked on the oath,
supposed TO be dangerous.