

 The eighty-fourth number of the Quarterly Reviews just published, con tains, at the ciescof a review written. we believe, by Mr. Barrow, of Caillie's travels to Timbuctoo, some important documents relating to the fate of the brave, but unfortunate, Maj. Iaing, the African traveller. From these dee uments We learn that the murder of that gentleman was planned before he let Irifreli, by IIassuna de Ghies, an Arab tavorite of the Bashaw of Fri poll, to whom were eonfided, by his master, all tie arrangements regarding i1ssinS saie conveys. ss tie iaes- ert. Ihis villain, it is supposed, was ir- sagated to this base ana brutal act inra-