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 .dhae1lcan Prorisions.--We observe state ment ill the New Y ork Journal of Commerce. that quantity of American provisions has recently been shipped from that port to L- verpool, and the remark is made that all the commodities now sent, except the flour, are new articles of export 10 Great Britain. sent forward Tn consequence of the recent modi- flcatlon of the British Tariff We noticed some time ago that quantity of provisions, put up with great care expressly for the English market, had been shipped by house in this city, with a favorable result; and at the same time we published an extract of a letter stating that the superior quality of the provisions, and the excellent manner in which they were packed, had done much to over- come the strong prejudice existing against them. This prejudice being once removed. there IS no doubt that large and profitable trade will be carried on. The statement in the Journal of Commerce is as follows:

 Ifade wiH England-O of our packet ships now loading for Liverpool, has on board the following articles, which compose her cargo so far, viz:

 200 bbls. flour,

 $50 bbls. lard,

 300 firkins butter.

 600 casks and boxes of cheese,

 oO tons spermaceti oil,

 invoices, about 20 tons measure of clocks.