Mr. Richard Sargent, late Student of the Western College, Plymouth, was ordained a Trinity Chapel, Poplar, on Saturday, September 11th, as a Missionary to Bangalore. Rev. Henry Harrison commenced the service by reading the Scriptures and prayer. The field of labour was described by Rev. Edmund Crisp, late Missionary at Bangalore. Rev. George Rose put the usual questions. Rev. Dş. Tidman offered the ordination prayer; and Rep. George Smith delivered the charge, DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES. Revs. Charles C. Leitch and Richard Sargent, appointed respectively to Neyoor and Ban. galore, East Indies, sailed for Madras, in the Vernon, from Portsmouth, on the 16th ult. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The thanks of the Directors are respectfully presented to the following: For Rev. Dr. Legge, Hong-Kong. To the Hull Ju venile Ladies' Working Society-For a Box of Useful Articles. For Rev. W. Young, Amoy. To a Friend--For a Box of Useful Articles. For Mrs. Porter's School, Madras. To the Clap ham Ladies' Missionary Working Society-For a Box of Useful and Ornamental Articles. To the Ladies' Working Society, Brigg-For a Par cel of Useful Articles. For Mrs. Addis, Coimbatoor. To the Young La. dies of Miss Murphy's Establishment, Wexford -For a Parcel of Useful Articles For the Native Teacher, " William Nash," Banga lore. To the Teachers and Children of the Sunday-school connected with the Independent Chapel, Uxbridge-For a Box of Books. For Mrs. Cox, Trevandrum. To the Sherborne La dies' Missionary Working Society-For a Box of Useful Articles. For Rev. R. Moffat, Lattakoo. To W. E. P., Upper Clapton-For a Parcel of Clothing and Magazines. To the Juvenile Missionary Society, Zion Chapel, Hyde-For a Box of Clothing, &c. To the Children of Colnbrook British Schools-For a Box of Clothing For Rev. R. B. Taylor, Cradock. To Mrs. Frede rick Smith--For a Box of Clothing and Books. For Rev. R. Birt, Kaffirland. To the Rev. R. Elliott and Friends, Devizes-For a Box of Clothing and Useful Articles. For Rev. James Read, Kat River. To Miss Bul ley, Wavertree - For a Box of Clothing and Useful Articles. For Rev. J. Andrews, Jamaica. To Mrs. John Ridley, Bury St. Edmunds-For a Parcel of Clothing, For Rev. J. Roome. To the Misses Jenkins, Plas y-felin, Neath-For a Box or Clothing. For Mrs. Mills's School, Upolu. To the Young La dies of Miss Pritchett's Establishment, Ber mondsey-For a Parcel of Useful Articles. For Rev. G. Spencer, Tahiti. To the Twig Folley Sunday-school-For a Box of Clothing. To the ful Articles. For Rev. G. Charter, Raiatea. To the Rev. J. H. Unwin, and Friends, Belt horn--For a Box of Clothing and Uselul Articles. For Mrs. Murray, Tutuila To Miss Wilson, Tor quay-Yor a large Parcel of Clothing. For Rev. William Gill, Rarotongą. To the Juvenile Association at Mrs. John Fisher's, Commercialroad-For a Box of Clothing, value £12. To the Sunday-school children's Association, Trinity Chapel, Poplar-For Articles of Clothing and School Requisites, value €6. To Rer. H. Madgin, Tiverton, and Friends--For a Box of Useful Articles. For Rev. George Gill, Mangaja. To Friends at Ebenezer Chapel, Shadwell-For a Box of Taunton-For a Parcel of Useful Articles. ing Association, Marlborough Chapel, OM Kent-road-For a Case of Clothing. For Rev. D. Darling, Tahiti. To the John-street Association-For a Case of Clothing, Cu lery, &c. For Rev. A. and Mrs. Buzacott, Rarotonga. To the John-street Association--For a Box of School Materials, Cutlery, value £6. To Mrs. Maunder and Friends, Barastaple-For a Bar of Useful Articles. To Mrs. Davis, Hastings For a Box of Useful Articles. To Mr. Wood man: to Miss Cotes, and to Miss VillicutParcels of Useful Articles and School Material To Mrs. F. Wills, Bristol-For a Pared a Useful Articles. For Rev. J. P. Sunderland, Upolu. To Mr. R Mann, Stockport-For a Box of Clothing, Books, &c. For the Native Teacher, Aperaamo, Tutuila. Te Mr. A. Scrutton-For a Case of Useful Articles To A. Z., for a Parcel of Clothing; to the North street Chapel Sunday-school, Brighton, for 3 Parcel of Books and Magazines; to J. V. Hal Esq., Maidstone, for a large supply of the & Sinner's Friend," for the various Islands in the South Seas: to Mr. W. Hunter, Sandhutton, near Thirsk, for Ten Gallons Varnish, and Ten Gallons Copal Varnish. To Mrs. Greenhough; to the Administrator late W. Fox, Esq., Bath; to Mr. J. Crisp, se Beccles; to Mr. E. Dewsbury, Edingale, near Tamworth; to Mr. Portway, Bury-St.-Edmunds. to Mrs. Jones, New Road; to Mrs. Rust, StokeNewington; to Mrs. Humpage, Iudd-strect: to Mr. George Hall; to the late William Newal Esq., Manchester; and to Mrs. Vard, Bali For Volumes and Numbers of tbe Evangelica and other Magazines, &c. &c. Mrs. Lechler, Salem, desires most gratefully to a knowledge the receipt of the undermentioned Articles. A valuable Box of Lesson and Cops Books, Slates, Pictures, &c., from the British and Foreign School Society, through Mrs. through Mrs. Jordon. the undermentioned Articles. To the Briends of Princes-street Congregation, Norwich, for a Box of Useful Articles, valge £37; to Mrs. Bleakley for a Box of Articles for Sale, value $1 158., towards the support of a school-mistress; to Miss Butcher, Member of the Established Church, and other Friends, for a Seraphine; to Mrs. W. Fletcher and Miss Davey, for a Box of Medicine; to John Venning, Esq., Mr. Hall, Mr. Jarrold, Rev. John Alexander, Rev. B. S. Hollis, Rev. James Cooper, Mr. James Cozens ; Mr. Powell. for Presents of Books; to the Boys of the British School, Mundesley, for Slates, and from the Boys of the Mission School, Yarmouth, for a Parcel of Slates. Mrs. Abbs gratefully acknowledges the receipt of various Presents for the Native Readers can Pullen, Bradford cels of Jackets and Remnants of Print and MISSIONARY CONTRIBUTIONS From 1st August to 6th September, 1851, inclusive. Tko Friends at a eph Bennet, 1. & d. 2. 8. d. An Old Friend to the DEDFORDSHIRE. Little Shelford Collections, isth May 2 Rev. William Bur- 5 18 0 cation of Chinese tive Girl, Ann The Young GentleChristians........200 Ool Bedford men of Mr. Bar OLOUCESTERSHIRE. Roger Cunliffe, Eng. 400 0 Mrs. Osborn, New gese's Schooly..... 1 Gloucester. H. B. for Ditto, for the Wi....... 0 10 0 Public Meeting .... 3 5 10 Martha Fearnot, in dows'and Orphans' 51. 68. 10d. the School at TreFund ............ 10 00 Sharnbrook ...... 046) Sarcston. vandrum ........ 2 5 0 w.o... ............ 10 o Friends at Bedford 2 5 6 Public Meeting ..., 5 12 10 Mr. J. Nash 31. HAMPSHIRE. 45 146 Laudorer. East-street account........... 4 5 3 Windsor. Chapel Sunday- school, for the Claremont Chapel. Collceted, Miss E. Rayneld, 42 14 61 Ship .............. 0 19 9 Sunday-school ..... ? should be ten pounds, not Miss Ridler's Bible ten shillings. DERBYSHIRE Titchfield, Rev. J. Flower and Con- 0 Neue Court, on ac gregation ........ 6 0 ... New Mills. connt ............ 9 16 By Mr.J. Patterson- Collection and sinall KENT, donations ........ 3 0 0 Woolwich, account .......... 20 Mrs. Ellis, Chrishall Salem account .......... 200 St. Thomas's Square, Grange .......... 10 Poseph Bennet, Esq. 5 0 0 Chapel, per Mr, DEVONS415 Saw, on account.. 17 00 Miss Nash...... school for the Ship 111 G.R. Devon........100 0 0 From Captain John Boxeg. Mc Arthur, being two-thirds of a 8 ....... 15 00 Bristow ........... Legacy bequeath0 10 01 o (L. S.)........... jo o Mrs. Barker.... ed to the Society 08 Mrs. Kirk .......... 1 1 o Nr. **SEX. by the Inte Lieut. James Mc Arthur, ford. R.N.............. 33 6 8 per Mr. Mitchell.. O 16 Mrs. Runham...... 0 Rev. J. Mully. LANCASTTRE. ***97. 98. Ship, by Birkenhead, Mr. Durford. 6 William Morgan 100 Jewin's-crescent.. 1 0 Collection .......... Hannah M Lacklan 07 8 Manchester. A de- ceased Friend of Missionary Box .. 0 5 7 Moreland and Miss Sarah Drake........ 066 Dr. Massie.......0 10 A Gift from Fa. Burgess .......... 13 0 Peter Drake....... | Middleton. Mr. pily Charity Box 100 Mr. Patterson..(A.) T olMirir Stone ........ 040l Brown S, MISSIONMr. Kendall, for the From the SundayElizabeth Laps a ry Box.......... 0 10 0 * Native Girl, Sarah schoot Children for I'reston. the John Williams 2 1 7 William Wright... 0 2 41 Auxiliary Society, by J. Porter's School, Missionary Boxes .. 5 7 8 Jane Lawrance .... 0 1 0 lamer, Esq. Madras, three yrs. 9 00 187. 08. 70, 1 Eeriry Johnson .... 0 0 10 Anniversary Collections. Mrs. Elliott, for the Duxford AnniverMissionary Boxes, Grimshaw - street Chinese Mission.. 5 O Olsary .............. 7 5 31 &e. 147 Chapel .......... 13 5 → 119 0 1 21, d. l. . d. NOTTINGHAXSLIRI. Mine Edwards .... 1 10 6 Neath. Nottingham. Miss Moore ...... 0 The Misses Jenkins, Mr, Paddy ..... 53 Plas-y-Velin .... 300 Missionary Box Miss Todman. RCOTLAND. 32 10 ....... Mrs. Harrison ...... Edinburgh Miss Beckett... . 015 0 A Disciple......... School, 3 Mission E. Walby ...... Joppa, Portobello, o 31 tion, per Rev. S. Glasgowe, Mn. Joha Henderson, for Dr. Infant Class.... Hirschberg, Hong-Kong ..... School... Collections. Collections ......... 30 42 Laurence Kirk. 61 For Schools at Nagercoil Collected by Miss Keyworth ... 2 17 6 Mrs. Jackson ...... 3 100 Catherine Rae.... O 14 Mrs. Whitehouse .. 9 10 0 Missionary Society, Hyson Green .. 46 Friends at Dorking. 2 100 per Mr. J. A. 199 Ironside, for 5 6 9 35 55 Chips ............ 156 Expenses.... 6 For South Africs .. 15 21. 103, 53 13 10 Melrose, Anony Acknowledged in mous, per Rev. Å. Annual Report.. 36 11 7 J. Campbell ...... 161 17 Naira. 9 Collections United Presbyte- Tooting. U rian Church...... 30 % Parish ditto........!! | Collected by- Mrs. Waraker...... 4 13 10 Independent ditto.. 310 2 10 0 Ditto, Public Meet- Master J. Chapman 0] ing ..............19 _ Sabbath-school Boxes. Donations- Breakfast, Collec- o For General Pure Mrs. Brooks..... 22 3 4 Mr. Watkinson .. 9 6_poses ........... Mansfield. o For Rev. W. Muir- head's School, 251. 158. 8d. - Shanghae ......... 11 WESTMORRLAND Collected at Ache- 19 velgin ............ 18 Appleby. Exs. 98.: 131. ls. Id. 3 venile Society- Neroport (File) WILTSHIRE. Sabbath-school Chile M. N. .............. 100 dren, for the Ship 110 sion Child at Ma- YORKSHIRE Stirlingskire. Foster .. Collections by Rev. W. Auxiliary Society.. :N! Fairbrother. Rillington. Thornhill, Madlerty by Crief. Mrs. Hamilton..... O Miss Isabella Peddie 11 a Lady and Young Mr. Allanson ....... 010 0 2) Friends ... 5 0 9 0 1 Collection.......... 2 Barker. Omitted in the last de Less Expenses.. 0 5 9 Report. 37. 188. 6d. Craigdam, United Kirby Moorside. 2 Rosehearty, Ditto.. 100 Less Expenses 0 0 6 Strichan, Free - 15s. 8d. - Church .......... Stokesley. Stuart field, Congres Collection........... 3 127 gational Chureh, Norton ............ 8 0 0 Less Expenses 0 10 6 by Rev. N. Me 31. 28. ld. Kechnie ........ Taunton. Ayton. 71. Ils. 61- IRELAND. - Kingston Lodge, Golden Ball, Mary Deering... County Dublin - Collected by Master 10 3 5 S. A. Brenan, for the Ship........... Bridlington. to June 1851. Zion Chapel, pero sie SOUTH AUSTRALIA Rev. Dr. Ryan .. 15 0 0 Kensington, Sunday: - school, per Rev. J. Driffield. . M. Strongman.. . Ladies' Working LEGACY. of the late Thomas of duty....******* Exs. 10s. ; 181. .... 3 Collections by Rev. T. 2 Reb yterian Ch.. OB Less E Contributions in aid of the Society will be thankfully received by Sir Culling Eardley Eardley, Barka Treasurer and Rev. Ebenezer Prout, at the Mission House. Blomfield-street. Finsbury. London ; LONDON: REED AND PARDOX, PRINTERS, PATERXOSTER ROW. |