At noon to-day we found ourselves in the latitude of Jamaica. We were promised the sight of Antigua on Sunday next, but that is now quite out of the question. We made but eight miles in the whole of yesterday ; and as Jamaica is still at the distance of eighteen hundred miles, at this rate of proceeding we may expect to reach it about eight months hence. The sky this evening presented us with quite a new phenomenon, a rose colored moon : she is to be at her full to-morrow; and this afternoon, about half-past four, she rose like a disk of silver, perfectly white and colourless ; but as she was exactly opposite sun at the time of his setting, the reflection of his rays a kind of pale blush over her orb, which produced an t as beautiful as singular. Indeed, the size and inconceivable brilliance of the sun, the clearness of the atmosphere, which assumed a faint greenish line, and was entirely without a cloud, the smoothness of the ocean, and the aforesaid rose-coloured moon altogether rendered this sunset the most magical in effect that I ever beheld ; and it was with great reluctance