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TBs BAPTIST MISSION IL CHiHA. &c-From
the Bapat Advocata re learn that considerable
success has attended the lnbors of the Bapnst Mis-
-onaTies in China Ten natiyee have been hap-
,i.ed into the Christian faith b. The Rev. Messrs.
Shuuk ard Dem; seven by The former aud 'hreo by
the latter. The nfoImatjon ~ given in letter from
Dr. tacgowan, dated Hong Kong, September Oath,
There are Two churches :her-; ths one in The caro
OF sir. Shuck numbers about twenty members, who
.pesk the Canton dialect; hs other, in the care Of
SIR. Dean. numbers about four;seD, who spert The
iischew dialect


A comnodIous school house has been erected At
Hong Kong, rad he Missionaries aod their wives
have children under instruction, The food fora boy
costs Sl3 pr anpum, and clothes 81; SO year
vii cover ,ae whole expense Cor 4 boy tnus placed
lnder the instruction OF the Missionary; glrl re-
quirea $50.


In 3 etrer 10 lbs Christian Iniel!gencer, from
Rev. NIr Abesl of the Protestant Reformed Dutch
Church. dated August 23j we have aome interest
ing information from tha, Mission. lie says ihathe
is informed by the commander in-chisf OF the BRUSH
in China Iha! the English are going 10 evacu-
Gte kaoiangsoo ana restore il 10 The Chinese. he
prevalence of fever aud other epdemics. Mr.. Abeel
says, is attributable TO the atoPpege oi draining, as
has 5~eu owed by experience. return 10 drain
ing has all tines sta, ed the ravoe5s OF the dsease


tCommeIciai adv.