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DAVID BARCL.9.Y.

APPENDIX.

Extract froui the Report of, the Commissiorters of Africa►

Inquiry.
The great scene of the Slave Trade is on the,
coast of Whydavv, the Bight of Benin Gaboon, and
the Portuguese settlements "in Angola. We havta'
no means here of ascertaining the extent to
it is carried on but; according to the general
opinion of the-best-informed :Spaniards and Po;'"
tuguese who have been brought
,into this pore
(Sierni Leone), the annual importation was, iri
the beginning of 1810, considered, at a moderat6
computation, to be 40,000 for Braiili• 40.4000 for
the Havannah and Cuba." , .

Extract from a Letter of Mr. Z. Macaulay to the RiOt
Charles Yorke, First Lord of the Adoliralty, dated Sep'
Umber 21, 1811.

":The information contained in the Report.Of
the Commissioners of African. Equirv,- as to the
extent of the Slave
,Tratie, derives .strong coP'
'hnlALition from the statement of an eyetvit.nessi
contained in a letter which I have recently
ceived from Liverpool, and of which 1 inclose ad
extrict. From that letter it will appear, liist
front the river Cqlabar aldne, at least 6000 slav;:i4,
have. been taken. in the space of six inontits,
a•like iun;bcr is supposed to have been carried
the same time from the river Bonny."

('ro.be contiuued.)

CURIOUS WILL.

•
The followiiig is a. correct copy of the v7ill of
the late Mr. Joshua West, the Poet of tiie.eb:
Clerks' Office, Chancery-lane, datecl.the 13th of -
December; 1804: ,
Perhaps I die nit wotth a groat
• But should I die worth something more,
• Then I give'that—and My best coat, -
And all my manuscriplz in store,
To those who shall the. goodne.-1 hose
To cause my poor remains to rest
Within a decent shell and grave : •
This is the will of Jtrihna West.
Witnessed R..
J. A. Berry " JOSH OA WEST.

John Baines
Mr. West died possessed of decent property, 4r4
some valuable manuscripts, which were convev,4
by tbe• above will to the person who fulfilled Lli
modest conditions of it. •

By the last accounts received from- India, 66...
17th reirnent of Dtagoons is represented to hetiia.
finest corps that has been in that country fo't
some
.years.

Brutal Outrage and felony.—Miss S the db ugh-
ter of a respectable Partner in the neihhourhoo4
of Edgeware„ was attacked by a ruffian a felv'tiV.
since, whilst walking in the fields riot fa;.' distal*
from home, who forced her doivit, placed a hanac
kerchief in her mouth,' and proceeded to the rao4
barbarous- acts of, violence. linfortnnately, 0°•
iftrson. was within the .hearing of the .;sits of tilt
injured female; but -mat su4Tecain-g ,
.alarm,- the-ruffian resorted -to the gret test
ties, by seizing her by the throat
_uhtit'shc bici
from every organ, and. then beating her With. iii''
fist until she' was apparently lifeless. He did ti" 4
proceed to rob 'her until he halt taken iibtrrio
With. her person ; and having so done, he tot's
from her pockets V. and some silver; and Wi
off. As' might naturally have been expected;
atrocious act soon spread round the country, ay
the offender was taken into custody at a. pub7oc":,
house at Stanmore, on Saturday last. tuts'is'
out to be navigator, or bargeman, and be "i°l
been identified by .the Adler ng feMale,
. taken -befotie a Magistrate, and--committed._
has acknosiledged himself the barbarous offender,
by a confession _of his guilt. •
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon. at 0.
sign Of the Crown public4touse, in Vere-swel'„';
Clare-market, by, ANTHOY GELL, EN. 00,
body of Mr.' John Whiting, who • died .suddeor7
yesterday morning at his apartments, No•
Duke-street, Lincoln's,-inn-fieldsz
by the .visitation of :God.

BIRTHS.
On Sunday, in Upper Gower-street,--the Lady of George
Paton, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Monday, at- Grove-kill, Camberwell, the Lady of ./kr"
cltiliahl Little,\Esii.. of A Datightcr. • • •
sauna night, at Suodrid Park. Bromley, Kent, tb°
Lady of Samuel Scott, Esq. Ota still-born
At North Aton, Oxfordshire, the Lady of William N't"
heal, Esq. of. a -Son and Heir.

DIED:
On the 14th inst, at his house in Birchin-lane, Mr. Jail's''
Sutherland, N.otary Public.
• On the I6th inst. Mrs. Minors,- relict of the late Daniel
Minors, Esq. of Chancery-lane.
- OA the 17th inst. at
.runtington, in the County of S'-'110e77,
aged 72; 'Mrs, Hurry, of Wandsworth, relict of the late V
1.-rands Hurry, of Ilowdoh Dock, ,in the County of North'
umherland...
Op .Friday last, at Londovery, South Wales, after a f:,!,v,t
- days illness, Michael .Pei)iier, Er.f.i. of 8;,,0d Maw" a"---
sex.
. .On Saturday last, at Stintiing.hill,. Jaines SaCkville. aby‘l
Wheate, Esq. of Olympton.Paric„. High Slim iff for the Count,
of Oxford' •
Oil the iOtti" inst. at Exton, Mary, the wife of theßev•Legiz
Fit.,Ains, Master of Marpool Cotts, "
,e
2.Devon;.: -
-
On Monday last, at his' house in Walworth, j'ailkes,"P'r
Esc?. many years a Purser in the Han, East-India Con4a97
SerViCe. - •
•
On the,,list inst. at her house, Royal-hill, -Ore:0 \v'et''..-
i
the 67th year ofler age,, Mrs. P,eacit, widow of the Rev. 1:
fillet Peach, and only daughter of the Rev..Dr.,Janaes AB"'
ley, formerly Royal Astronomer at GreenWich. _

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