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From the Sierra Leone Wsichman. December 9.


The CESsUs.-from The returns of census taken
this year. the entire population OF the peninsula of
Sierra Leone appears TO bo S4,52l souls


The SLAVE BRIG 'TIMERERIo.-This SLAYER
was captured by her Majessy's brig Rapid, and
brought to Sierra Leone with nearly 500 slaves, on
the 18th of November. The vessel was brough,
here by eight British seamen, having board Is
prisoners foreigners in charge OF Mr. Robert Tay-
orthe prize crew being at the risk of their lives
I9 days. This act OF bravery deserves TO be re-
warded, as it is not often met with.
Appointments by the Postmaster General,
he.nan S Sesrrs be Postmaster a; Van Barren AsFsor,
Ebens ger Cha 10 be Postmese. Har;wick Seminary.
n. Y.


Joha CLARK to be Postmaster at NSIh AIsyls: la y
g Joel X Cove. TO De Postmaster at Owaseo ~ 4.


lonatnan fifz, TO be Postmaster az Albany, VI ~,
Fairbanks 70 bs Postmaster al Lower Waterford, VI
The following new offices hlys been established:


Orsngepost Niagara Couaty, y. Y.-Solomop H. hart,
r. NJ.


Sp1tford Hollow. Onosdaso Gown. O. Farrell. z. NJ.
South Richiand, Osweso Co-Srsphsn Tinker, P NJ.
West Butler, Wayne Co-Smith Barnpm p NJ.


fslendon Rutland Co, ft.-Gdward Mnssey, P. NJ.