or sEOWoaEs,


dried per cent. is very commonly relied
by this traffic. The cattle obtained in
this way are either slaughtered, or pur-
chased by the cutters of mahogany, to
whom they arm peculiarly vatuable, for
the purpose of draught. The breed is
large, and well formed, and the meat they
afford extremely well-flavoured. On the
Spanish Mainis likewise raised an uncom-
moily large and serviceable breed of
mules: these are usually transported to
Jamaiea.
 The frequent inconvenience which is
fiet in the West Indlia tilands, htthe
want of regular supplies of provisions
from the mother country, is felt as severely,
at least in a comparative degree, in the
Settlement of Honduras. And without
the remotest attempt to arraign that po-
licy which is so pieremptorily insisted on
as the exclusive privilege of the parent
state,it may nevertheless be -determined,
that unless it had been for the occasional