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brokeu. The Young nan VINO was enployea
grinding tho powder was considerably injured,
and had been forced out Of the building. After
viewing the effects Of the explosion, III the de-
,tructon of the room and the various artcles,
we were surprised that the young man was
not more severely injured, and that the scenery
which was close to the room, had not been set
ON firc but strange as it may appear, no fire was
visible after the smoke had cleared away. The
accident must have been caused by spark from
n stove, which was near the powders


A letter from Liberia, dated at Monrovia, Feb.
5th says


sI.ieut. NonnIs arrived on the 18th of January,
and expects to sail for St. Thomas ON the 18th of
February. The twelve pound guns and anlmu-
,iton have been received and landed safely, and
| i'll good order; and the presence and service of
tht Shark have proved equally seasonable and
advantageous to the Colony Not SLAYER had
attempted his operations between Trade Town
Sand Cape Mount, (Which limit at the two ex-
yencs, the line Of coast, along which it is ar OBJ


jo;t of great solicitude in U.s. to effect its final
and entire abolition since the date Of my last


lettes until five days previous to the arrival of
the Sihrk, when small French schooner from


Martinique, landed her cargo at Little Bassa, for
700 slaves The Shark, i'll OBTAINING this vessel


on the Sd afthc month, for few hours, in or


der to investigate her character, prevented her


escape from french man of war, then cruising


in search fher, snd which at that moment hove


in sght.-She has seen sent to Gore for condcrn.


nation.