The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-26 00:00:00

NEW ZEALAND.

The following is the copy of a letter received from a
gentleman belonging to Ki,marnock, who went out iu
the Aurora :

" Port Nicholson, Feb. 9, 1840.

" Dear Father,—The Aurora arrived here on Jan.
17, tfter a beautiful passage of 110 days, from the
Lund's-end, with the loss of only one child by death,
and she was said not to be able to stand the passage
before leaving England. The climate is beautiful and
the soil most luxuriant, but it will require a good deal
of clearing. The land, lam sorry to say, will be a
long tirue of being surveyed, and we are now located
on patches of about an acre till such time as the town-
acres are surveyed. I hare dug mine, and am about to sow
some seeds for dig spring. lam likewise haling a New
Zealand house built on it, which is to be built for six
blankets, and a more comfortable place I never saw.
It is built of wood and large pieces of fern, and is
34 feet in length by 17 broad, with three rooms, ono
for b iggage, one for myself, and one for servants. This
is to go by a ship to Sydney,, and I have not more than tea
minutes to write it in. I have not had an opportunity be-
fore, and have been so busy cutting and carrying wood
that I have not had a moment to spare to write a long
letter. My house is about ready, and I have all my
baggage carried from the beach, so I promise you a long
account of the place. I will get Gebbie and Morrison
(two servants), employed by the Company at I/. a week
with victuals, and WriAl be able to keep myself at about
3s. a week. Plenty of potatoes for a small piece of
tobacco ; fish ditto ; and a large pig for a blanket. I
have bought six
pigs, in whole weighing 5001b5., and
have made about 3/. by them. The ship by which this
is to go is just leaving the Bay, and it has been so little
known that I believe this is the only letter will go by
her, so you will excuse me for writing so hurriedly..
The Oriental arrived on Friday week—the Duke of
Roxburgh to-day. Mr. Craig's friend is in the tent
where 1 write this, very well, and seemingly pleased with
the country. The Captain of the Roxburgh was washed
overboard about a week ago, and drowned ; children
died on board. A cabin passenger and two children in
the Oriental. The Adelaide and the Bengal Merchant
are still at sea. Compliments to all, and expect a long
letter first opportunity.
Your affectionate son,
WILLIAM DEANS.
J. Deans, Esq., Deanbank, Kilmarnock.

TILE SCOTTISII GUARDIA'S INTERPR
out of the sixtETA-
TION CR PROPHECY !—" N
At the pouring h
vial—which all allow is now taking place, or is already ac-
complished—there shall appear a strange non-descript sort
of characters, alluded to (Rev. xvi. 13) in the word
' And I saw three unclean spirits, like frogs, come out of
the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the
beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet. For
they are the spirits of devils working miracles, which go
forth unto the kings of the earth and of the wholer world,
mto i gatherghty. t
y llie
,ttnt h
itsostihneg
olbattlenr a n
do f
mysteriousth e great daypag
3: g
cGtobderAe Al-
mighty.'
certainly much to reflect upon ' • and we would not dare
literally to interpret it. But although obscure, it un.
doubtedly points in no ambiguousnow manner to three. frog-
like spirits,an dortpnreisnecipalreos,
or the spirit of
world ;
Chartism, Infidelity, \ olunttryttm, and
revolution and political insubor-
dination."

RYE NG EnITION.

IRELAND.

NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION.

DUBLIN, AUG. 24.—The usual weekly meeting com-
menced to-day at 11 o'clock. The members and as-
bec.ates for admission were so numerous and the cor-
respondence so Voluminous, thit Mr. O'Connell did
not rise to speak until nearly 4 o'clock. Amongst
the members admitt&l to-day, are Mr. Henry Grattan,
M.P., and the Reverend Mr. Groves, a Protestant
derviman. The subscriptions paid in to-day amount
to about 2001.

At the desire of Mr. O'Connell, the letter of Mr.
Sharman Crawford, addressed by him to the Secretary
of the Repeal Association, was read, whereupon
Mr. O'Connell rose to move the insertion of that
letter in the minutes. He had commenced an attack
upon the Irish Liberal members, and for his (Mr.O'Con-
neli's) part he would give him the last word, and in
future he would pass over Mr. Crawford's attacks in
sitence. • Mr. O'Connell repeated his explanations and
statements in reference to the Irish Corporation Bill,
and Stanley's Bill.
Tile Pilot comments with considerable severity on
tirrleor,duot of Mr. Crawford :—" Whoever may have
acitt 1 ti:c bright thought of a counter association to
the Repeal one—the champion of the Association,
tre person who puts the match and makes the mine ex-
r, is certainly Mr. Sharman Crawford." Again—
•••Ah, Mr—Crawford, your crotchets will not bear one
mo rent's trial by the test of common sense or common
ho estf. It you area man of common honesty you are an
ad ozat c of federative Repeal ; if you are a man of com-
nr»z sense, Adea to honesty, you will not pretend you
arc excluded, from asking for that Repeal, because you
may accept the measures you demand as an Ulster As-
satiate. Take care, Mr. Crawford ; you are on the
1,-rge of rocks on which your previous character for
sincerity and honesty may be wrecked. You cannot
snJirk out of your advocacy of Repeal without being
last as an honest man ; you cannot justly impugn the
Irish representatives if you continue a repealer."
A.:counts reached town this morning of the failure of
ai-iutiler distillery establishment, occasioned by the
sp eid of temperance amongst the people.

lIIS MAJESTY the EMPEROR of
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