Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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LATER FROM ST.. TnoMAs.-Csp;ain Hamha
of the schooner c. IL. Hooper, arrived at BAH
more on "Wednesday from st. Thomas, having
left that place on the 18th instant, contradcts the
accounts previously received relative to the yellow
fever raging at that place, Capt. IL. arrived a,
ST. Thomas on the llth and remained two days
during which time, although ashore the create,
part of the time, he did not see a single funeral,
nor did he hear of onc--nor was the place repoi..
ed TO be sickly. A gentleman, passenger With
Capt. H., Mr.. Thorpe from Martinlqrc, was se,.
cral days in St Thomas, and says he heard 20
reports OF sickness there.


The L. s brig Bainbridge, Lieut.. johnson CON.
manding, arrived at ST. Thomas the 10th inst, N
seventeen days from Norfolk, She was to leave


in day or two Tor the Spanish Main, and woa!t
probably be at Pensacola by the middle of Sep
tcmber. Officers and crew all well.