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,,.t cantain The provisions shall be


Syyecsed ~ different every day, as the captain


SiiI Art' A steward shall be appointed for


.,ch class. to wash and keep clean all things


we make use of.


Art, 9. ANY person who refuses to do those


s,,t;ec shall be tied in the rigging tor the


snace Of twenty-four hours--if the weather


;s inclement, it will be only ten hours.


Art. TO- There shall be steward appoint


ed for the ladies, to clean out their apart


ment every day.


Art. II. This law shall be read twice


dav. and also chapter in the Proverbs Oh


solomon.


Geutlemen-IIaving been called by your


choice as President, to make laws ior thc


entrants who are on board, acccpteu ~


with pleasure, and hope, as ilaytieh'


shall be faithful as my torefathers were at


home. when they made the wholesome laws


,yhich VIC now at Hayti enjoy; II 1t meets


your appreciation YOU will follow MY sigma


turc. ~.


ABM. B. MATTHEW, Secretary.


Names ofthe Cahtams.


George Woods, 1st. Captain, Stephen
podnrv' I'd. do. John Allen, Sd. do. vii
liam F,dmunds 1th. do. /; 5. Parker, 5th. do ;
s. Rodney, 9th do. ..
" A communication in tho Daily Advertiser
ofthis morning, says, "Ihc emlsrants were,
hv snccial invitation, assembled III the Afri-
,,3n zion Church, Oh the evening prior to
thcir cmbarkation, and q Prayer, by tne Key.
4 Mr, Paul, Pastor Of the African Baptist
Church, a valedictory address was delivered
10 them, bv the Rev. Peter Williams, 'as-
tor of the African Episcopal Church. his
address has been published, and distributed
among the cmigrants; and it is but justice
to saw that we consider it exceedingly judi
cious, and appropriate to the occasion. IL
apDearcd to make forcible impression up
on the minds of the cmigrants--anl We doubt
not it will be attended with salutary conse-
uucnces. 1t does credit both y the head
and heart Of its author, Mr.. Williams. a
feeling prayer was then offered by the same
Reverend gentleman, after which the eml-
grants were very pcrtincntly addressed b!
&. ID. Golden, Esq. and professor Griscom
ON behalf of the Emigration Society, and
speech was made to them by coloured mar
from Hayti a hymn was then sung, ana
bcncdiction delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Var
ick. Pastor of the African Methodist Church
'rhe house was filed with colored people
both sexes, and Of different religious demon
nations, who appeared to take a lively inter
est in the welfare ofthc emigrants, ana 70 D'
much impressed with the religious cXerci
scs. The Society, we are informed, hav'
4 on their books number of applicants, near
II sufficient for a second shipment.