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and veneration tvtlit,..,
persona:l-y buret() bis Lerdship, and t* respect
which he felt due to the Dutch comMUnit,y•
tirgeibard, in the name of ttie Dutch inha-
bitants assembled, took occasion to express, in a
fe'w words; their sentiments with regard to the
"essential benefit derived by this 'colony, from the
protection afforded by the It glit Hon. Lori into,
and the anxiety they felt to pay every homage to
his person.

The Lieutenant Governor having withdrawn?
Mr. Engelhard, in an elegant and imPressive
speech, introduced the sabject of the .IC'eling, and
concluded by proposing the draft of an Address
to his Excellency Lord Minto, which was ap-
provektinanimuusly, and carried by acclamation:
Several of the most tespeaable of the Dutch
Ocptlemen fOlOwed Mr. ..lingelhard in taking
review of the /1011 y important advantages which
,the colony, and particularly the Dutch Inhabi-
tants„ had derived from the personal considera-
tion of his Lordship.
We regret exceedingly that we have not,at pre-
sent the means
.of affording our, Readess a trimsla-
don of the whole ,proceedings.
Sentiments of loyalty and gratitude - were per-
haps nc),•er more conspicuously evinced than 'on
this occasion. •

The Address was signed by all the Dutch Gen-
tlemen present, and ordered to lie for further sig-

natures for a wtek.

When the Meeting broke up, a ,commission
proceeded .to the Government House to return the
thanks of the Dutch Inhatitants to the Ho-
nourable the Lieutenant Governor for the sanc-
tion which he. had. afforded to the Meeting, to
report its proceedings, and to offer their expres-
sions of attachment to his lix4liency's Rei-son and
to his Government. We h..pe hereafter to be
permitted,•to lay before our'Readers a ttanslation
of the Address. •

During the last week the Honourable Compa-
ny's freighted•ships Charlotte and Mary, having
on board .Messrs. Wardenaar and Ainslie, pro-
ceeding
as Commissioners to Japan, with their
suite, sailed trout Batavia: Roads. These vessels
are laden with very valuable• cargoes, and the
mission, which has
,been undertaken on 'a very.
liberal and eN.tensive footing, promises to re-esta-
blish a •comuiereial intercourse. with the Japan
Empire., Four years have elapsed since the Dutch
Government at Batavia had any communiCation
.With. Japan, and it is natural to conclude that the
Factory is considerably distressed • for supplies.—
The commerce of- japan is of -pecular importance
to Java, by affording a rea:ly and • auvantageous
market-for -the produce of this. Island, and iiir-
nishiug in return copper and camphor, articles al-
ways in demand. In the present investment are
inciuded several valuable ameles•of gritish manu-
facture; and if the. trade is again opened, it uray
be expected that not only the advantages formerly
derived to Batavia will be resumed, but that a
commercial intercourse oti a mote extensive toot-
ing may be hereafter establisned.
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Enna:rum in Qerman Advertisement of Snturday.—Thr,Cl,
inserted as given Messrs. Junes, Lloyd, and Co. should
have been A. M. A. per Me:isrs. Jones, Lloyd, annCo.k

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