HURRICANE AT PORTO RICO.-...
HUItRICANE AT POUTo Rico.-Extract of a letter, dated St. Thomans, Oct. 14 :-," We have hatl since our last adreadfal hurricane: here It has dane no ihrther injary than to destroy all the wharfs, but in several parts of ?orto Rico it has been very severc. 'everal vessels (say sloops and &chooners) were lost in the part of Caboroxo, andl in many districts the coffee has beeis materially in- jured. letters from that island rtate that the hurricane has not done much injury at Anasco and layagez, and none at Aguadilla. Thegreatet destruction has been occasioned at the district of Cabo- roxo, St. Germain, and Savannah Granda, as far as (iuayanilla, and most at Ponce The hurricane has given rise to a most extraerdi- nary proceeding at CaUoroxo, where mnost of the merchants have signed a protest against the hurricane, tlhus-_' Prolestandes una, dos, tres veces y les -as que scat srecessario contra4 lss ifectos de tem- poral," &c.; by which they wish to shelter themselves from being called apon by their creditors at St. Th'liomas to pay their debLi until theo following crop; and as for proceeding against theisi, the Judges mupport them by the protectioih which'they have given to the plant- ers whoareat liberty to delay thesrengageir.nts sine die, on account Dtiehurricane. Thlestate of immorality?anhd bad tisith whiich has beeni unmasked by this, event is beyond.any thing you cani ima_ine." lAdvertisement.]Ywrdaya vs held at the ' estry- roim ofM t. Michael' Qahenoith s to appoint an organist for the united garislies of St Ueai u hitlhe, and Hfoly Trinity, vacant by the resignation of Ir. tiorr: the Rev. L. Al. Strong, D 1D in the chair. The enndtaates were r. T. Csrh and Nr. T. V. PIatts, the latter ot whom demanded a poll, when there appear- idtbrlir.gali d 6lk and for lCCOrdingly du1j' eleCteti. E'I.Pat, 12 votes, Ilir. Cwsh wYas