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cottaera papers to she 14ith nit. have arTived. It seems tihat the flhOSt violelat animosity still exists against the Rev. Mr. Austin, for his bold and mlanly conduct in avsowing his conviction of the inno- cence of the latc Mir. Smith. and a petition has been presented to the Goveriforlfo his remiioval fronl the oflice of claplain. It is but doing Justice to the c,oloists to poilt patticular attention tothe executiod of a white man convicted of having shot a negro in a state rfintOXicationm ht hows tie laws are iii soine instalices carried into e.ert Without distinction of colour. (iEORGOS-TOM'N, MIAV 10. Satusday last at noon. an unlfortunate mani, of the nanie of Peter Beck, who had been~ convicted on the clearest evidence by the Hon. tX'urtof Justice. ot having wantonly shot a negro slave be- longing to hin, in a 'tate qif intoxication, underelit the awful sen- 1tence of thc law,. in front of the Cour -hous e, in presence Sif a large concourse of pectators. Thie Rev. iAlr. Iolby, of the Lutheran charch, atended him N i his hLst moments. IHe was perfectly sersible of thejustice o'listt ate, and brenthed his last with resigna- tion. Imnmediately atter the above execution. a young manl of this town, sentenced to receive Wi00 stripes undler the gallows, and to be banished the colony. for shoplifting anil other fuirtive acts, was fastered to the postfor puinishment. After receiving 120 with ut- mcmind rodts, lie v as taken ilown, and conveved back to gaol. lWe have not heard how the Einglish church was attcinded vestcr- dtly, but the Rev. Mr. Austin ti(d inot perform any part of the ser- vice. The pravers were rend by the Rev. AIr. Lugar, anti the Rev. M,r. Nurse delivered the sermon. The petition of the inilabitanits upon itit presetit state of the Church Estahlishment. antIi for the suspension of the Rev. Alr. Ailts tin. v;ac presentel to his Excellencv the Giovernor on FridIay last,by &O 0. Nurse Esq.- and the kloi. Al iclacl il'Turk. PFrom the Guina C'hroniele.k hlis Excellency thc Governor, accompaniedl by his stiite, aiti a numerous retinue of officers and other t'entleieen, proceedeil up the Biast Coast this mne-ing, at eihit o'clock, in his carriage anti fotir. for the verv lauidable purpose ot' communicating in person witht the Negroes in'tne late disturbed districts, upon the subject of the true intentions of His Majesty's Government towards theni, and of ex- plaining, in the fullest nianiier possible, the putport of hii latepro- clarnation. Witht this intentiorn his Excellency has appointed three or four places of rendezvous (we believe (Gode Vercagting, Annan. eale Bachelor's Adventure. tand Helena), where two of the most. int3jelent negroes from each. of the neighbouring estates are to await his arrival. bDF.if E R.AR?A.