FROM AFRICA.
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Capture Of Me barque Paris. Of PHILADELPHIA, o"


tie coast Of Africa. NTH mine hundred siares.


We are informed that a circular has been re.
ceived from the Methodist mission press nt Libera,
stating that on the evening Of the 18th of December
arrived at Monrovia the sIave-ship Pasis Of Phil.
adephia, captured few days before by Captain
Bell, Of the United States soop-of.war Yorktown,
of Cabanda, with mine hundred slares on board:
which number was reduced during the fourteen
days OF her passage to that port to se~n hr.d-.s!
and Gfly,sir. All these miserable people were
landed as soon us possible under the direction of
Dr. Lugenbeel, agent Of the United States for
recaPtured Africans. some Of them in well.nIgh
dying state, and the best provision possible made
ior Ileir relief and comfort. A special meeting
Ut si.s uiss1Ddrirs ana m0mbeTs os tho Methodist
conference was Immediately held, subsc rip,ion
raised for these ulior;unate Africans, and the