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troops are expected to leave this place on the goth ofthis month, and the town is in a wretched state and filled with robbers. I hope to be able to commence a Burman female School soon after our arrival in Amherst. We both enjoy excellent health at present, and desire nothing so much as as be settled where we may be use- full"

 We learn further, by the Rev. MT. Yates, that in the Church at Calcutta, of which he is pastor, 30 were added in the last year. His place is supplied for the present by two brethren in the ministry from England, occasional labours of the Rev. MT. Boardman who with Mrs. Board- man is still in Calcutta. MT. and Mrs. Hough are also in this city.

 A short time before Mr. Yates left Call cutta, he had the pleasure of seeing the venerable Dr. Carey, who enjoyed un- common health, and who was able to per- form his accustomed labours, and to preach with great acceptance. The college at Serampore was in a prosperous state.

 There are m the city of flCalcutta, in- cluding the church at Fort William, seven protestant churches :; 4 of the English es- tablishment, two of the Baptist denomina- ton, and one of Presbyterians.

 The circulation of the Bible in India, and the increasing means of literary and religious information are operating, though silently, a most wonderful moral renova- ton in that extensive country. The uni form influence of literature and science is, the destruction of idolatry, even where Christian religion is not embraced. One instance not long since in which Hindoo of large property, the owner of an idol temple, removed the abomination from the buildiug-destroying the idol, and de- molishing the ,emple,-The circumstance produced in the vicinity great excite ment. .,.

 The Hindoo College in Calcutta, who'll ly supported by the natives, is indirectly doing much good, by scattering informa- ton. Its number of students is believed to exceed 200 and although the princi- ples of Christianity are not acknowledged l the literature and science which this estab- lishment teaches are favorable to civiliza- ton, and calculated to bring idolatry into the most perfect contempt.-ChristiaR W0tcansdn.