Lafer from Barbados.
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By the brig Fame, Capt. Webb, we have tlie
OF the Barbados Mercury to May 1lth. The
lst April mails had not arrived. and an arrival
from Antigua reports that the Mail Steamer from
Europe had not arrived there up to P. NJ. on
Monday, lst inst. The papers are filed with
complaints concerning the irregularity o the az
rival OF the Royal Mail steamers. The steamer
Thames arrived from St Thomas OF sunday
without the mails, this being the fourth iHnc OF
their failure. Great inconvenience was sustained
BY the public, aud particularly by the merchants


The weather for the past fortnight ilas been
exceedingly sultry. The manufacture OF sugar
continues with unabated activity. and large q.an-
tities are brought daily INTO town Twcnty-seTen
vessels have been already despatched with tins
commodity, and a number of others are loading


Notwithstanding the state OF the weather, no
cases Of fever or sickness have been heard OF


The venerable Archdeacon Lawson and family
had arrived from London after passage oil d
davs. in the bark James Cruikshank.


Trade and commerce, although not 50 lively as
was desirable, were not positively dull. Money
is coming again INTO general circulation, and
every body is confidently looking forward To bet
for times