Our valuable Correspondent at Newbury is informed, that the friend about whom he inquires had made previous arrangements for his journey westward, which prevented his complying with the request sent him from N.
In the List of Contributions for rebuilding the Jamaica Chapels, there occurs a line, under the head of “Prescot-street, Rev. Charles Stovel,”
Friends 10 2 6
For which, read,
Cards, by Miss Amelia Bradshaw:—
T. Teape, Esq. 1 1 0
W. Cooke, Esq. 1 0 0
A. Jackson, Esq. 1 0 0
Small sums 2 6 6
—————— 5 7 6
By Miss Martha Bradshaw 4 15 0
Under the head of “Lyme, Dorset,” there should have been entered, a donation of Five Pounds, from James Edwards, Esq.;—and at “Caine, Wilts,” the account should stand thus:—
Collection, by Rev. W. Lush 2 7 0
Mr. W. Gundry, for Schools 1 0 0
J. F. Gundry, Do 1 0 0
—————— 4 7 0
J. HADDON, PRINTER, CASTLE STREET, FINSBURY.
FOOTNOTES:
[A] The Committee, to whom was referred a communication from “the Members of the Board of Baptist Ministers in and near London,” directed to “The Rev. Spencer H. Cone, President; the Board of Managers; and the Delegates of the Baptist Triennial Convention, United States, North America;” and addressed to “The Pastors and Ministers of the Baptist denomination throughout the United States of America;” the principal object of which communication is, to express the views of the writers “respecting the character of negro slavery, and as to the course enjoined by religious principle on the household of faith;” present the following report:—