Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle

The Rev. H. Townley, one of the Secretaries, having departed to Europe,

Mr. Bulmer concluded. Service was
also held at the same time in Ebenezer

Chapel, where the Rev. Mr. Lewis, of
Hermon, prayed, and the Rev. Messrs.
Davies, Pant-teg, and Griffiths, preach-

the Rev. J. Hill was chosen in his stead. Dr. Marshman presented to the Society a copy of the whole Bible, trans-ed. At two o'clock the Public Meeting lated at Serampore into the Chinese .language, printed on European paper, in moveable types. It was felt to be an occasion for congratulation that this important work had been at length so happily completed.-- Cal. Gov. Gaz. March 13.

Malta.

We are happy to find, by a letter from Mr. Wilson, dated July 16, that he and his family, having spent some time in England, have safely returned to Malta, where they landed on the 4th of July, after a voyage of only 31 days from Gravesend.

Mr. W. says, "I was happy to find all the missionaries in health and good spirits, except poor Mr. Duninger, of the Church Missionary Society, who has sailed to Leghorn for the benefit of his health. Messrs. King, Wolfe and Fisk were gone to Jerusalem. Messrs. Bird, Temple and Goodell are here, and take a part very kindly in my English congregation. We meet in their house.'

DOMESTIC MISSIONARY INTEL-
LIGENCE.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOUTH WALES

AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Ninth Anniversary of this Institution was held at Swansea, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 21st, 22d, and 23d of October. The public services commenced on Tuesday evening, when the Rev. Mr. Peter, of Carmarthen, preached at Zion Chapel. The Rev. Mr. Hamerton introduced, and Rev. Mr. Evans, of Merthyr, concluded. Sermons were also delivered at the same time at Ebenezer, by the Rev. Messrs. Jenkins, Brychgoed, and Jones of Saron. The Rev. Mr. Morris, of Kidwelly, introduced this service. On this occasion, the Baptist congregation under the pastoral care of the Rev. Joseph Harries manifested a

for business was held at Castle-street Chapel, where the Rev. Mr. Davies, of Bath, was called to the chair, who delivered an interesting account of the rise and progress of the Parent Institution. Resolutions were then entered into, and speeches delivered by the Rev. Messrs. Lucy, Griffiths, Warr, Joues, Morris, Davies Green, Bulmer, Evans, Hammerton, Davies, Pool, Phillips, Davies, Rees, Barfett, and Peter. In the evening of the same day, the Rev. Mr. Davies of Bath, preached at Castle-street Chapel; when the Rev. Mr. Warr, introduced the service, and the Rev. Mr. Lucy concluded. Sermons were also delivered at the same hour at Ebenezer, by the Rev. Messrs. Morris and Evans. On Thursday morningat seven, the Rev. Mr. Rees, of Gower, introduced, and the Rev. Mr. Griffiths preached. At 10, in Zion Chapel, Rev. Mr. Barfett prayed, Rev. Mr. Bulmer preached, and Rev. Mr. Warr concluded. At the same hour at Ebenezer, Rev. Mr. Williams, of Ty'nycoed, prayed, and the Rev. Messrs. Jones and Peter preached. In the afternoon at three, the Missionary Communion was held at Castle-street, where the Rev. Messrs. Davies and Peter presided. An English address was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Lucy, and one in Welsh by the Rev. Mr. Griffiths; and the Rev. Mr. Edwards concluded. The area of this spacious Meeting House was crowded to excess by the members of the different churches, and a considerable number of spectators were seen in the galleries. In the evening, the Rev. Mr. Davies began the service at Zion Chapel, and the Rev. Mr. Lucy preached; the Rev. Mr. Morris concluded. At the same hour, at Ebenezer, the service was introduced by the Rev. Mr. Davies and the Rev. Messrs. Phillips; the Rev. Mr. Hamerton, and the Rev. Mr. Rowlands, preached. We learn that at the different services held on this interesting occasion upwards of seventy pounds was collected.