ar1eansD asA 2s
of Aserica; for here5as if happens in
our colonies generally, articles ofAme-
rienn,production are determine to be
altast indispensable requisite. What are
obtained.in thi ,vay usually consist of
fItor, salt-fish, potatoes, onions, &c. &c.
An importation of -beef or pork is only
occasionally permitted, on a represent,
tion of scarcity .by the Governor.of Ja,
maica, Lumber of. all kinds from the
same quarter also finds a ready and ad-
vantageous market The prohibitions
exercised at Honduras towards the Ame-
ticias, are much the same as thosa sed
towards them in our different islands,
particularly in that of Jamaica, which
.in this respect must be supposed to
direct.
 Vessels from the United States are par.
 ticularly restricted in the size of the aIa
 hqqgny they are suffered to carry: this
 ,aist not exceed twenty inches in the
 widest part, and for carrying -ten thou-