From the Christian Register. E1tract ofa ktter to e gentleman in tht n:etr:rf of To1,.o,h;o
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Extract ofa letter to gentleman in the

 District of Columsbia.

 "You have probably seen the letters from the Sandwich Islands, relating to the con- duct of Capt. Percival and his crew.--I wish to know what has been done or is like ly to be done respecting that affair. For the honor of our country, would fain hope that the allegations are exaggerated; but I think full enquiry should be instituted & that the affair should not be passed over by the government, as was the conduct of Capt Porter at what he named Madison's Island. 1.-the concuct of Capt. Percival and his sea- men has been correctly stated, when has a pirate been hang for deeds more atrocious!

 Suppose that French or British ship of war shonld come to Boston, ,and demand the repeal of law prohibiting females to go on board ships for the purposes ofProstitu- ton that the captain and his crew should land, go to the houses ofth ministers ofthe