There is also a temporary chapel at the common gaol, which may be supposed to contain 150 sittings. The Rev. Robert Holberton volunteered, in the early part of 1829, to deliver a religious discourse every Sunday morning, between the hours of seven and eight o’clock, and has not grown weary in this laudable cause. He attends the prison at all times when serious consolations are required, and more particularly those who may have to suffer death by paying the penalty of the law. Account of Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials. Baptisms. Marriages. Burials. 1836 Parish of St. John's 310 112 150 St. George's 74 38 36 St. Peter's 116 52 24 St. Paul's 74 47 39 St. Mary's 60 40 14 St. Philip's 122 40 19 Total 756 329 282 1837 Church 662 246 393 1838 " 528 316 313 1839 " 723 468 420 1837 Wesleyan Society 96 0 112 1838 " 108 0 114 1839 " 95 0 85 1837 Moravians 383 0 318 1838 " 249 0 256 1839 " 265 0 254 The Wesleyan society has several Sunday-schools, also day scholars, exclusive of night-schools, which may be reckoned as follows:—From the “Ladies’ Society,” and the “Wesleyan Missionary,” conducted by voluntary contributions:— Scholars. Teachers. Sunday-school 1782 155 Day-school 962 19 The Moravian Mission has 1115 0 Besides infant children, whose number may be estimated at about 1800 0 The members of their church may be estimated at about 9000. Fortifications.—There are seven forts—namely, Sterling. Fort James, which costs the country for captain’s salary 150l. 0s. Fort George 112l. 10s. Fort Johnson’s Point 60l. 0s. Fort Byam 50l. 0s. Old Road 59l. 12s. Goat Hill Battery 60l. 0s. Rat Island 60l. 0s.