On the 8th visited Killoran; met with a young man, a Roman Catholic, who is a hired servant; he told me that he had been studying on the subject of baptism; that when a school-boy he got a Testament, which he had since kept very carefully; that in it he read that our Saviour was baptized in the river Jordan; that from this he was led to believe that immersion is the proper mode. I then read for him the account of the baptism of the eunuch by Philip, also of Lydia, and the jailor, &c. He heard with eager attention, and said that he was fully persuaded that believers were the proper subjects for baptism, and that immersion was the primitive mode. On the 12th March, travelled in company with several people with a hearse going to a burial. I told them that it is appointed unto all men once to die, and after death the judgment; and that it is of the highest importance for us to be prepared for judgment. I was sorry to learn that they did not know the Saviour, nor their need of him. I made the best use I could of the short time I was with them. One of them said he was sorry I was leaving them, &c. ROBERT BEATY. _Carintavy, Dec. 14, 1834._ CONTRIBUTIONS. By Rev. J. DYER. A Friend, Yorkshire 5 0 0 Mr. Holleck, by Rev. Dr. Fletcher 5 0 0 J. Chippendale, Esq., Uxbridge, by Rev. A. G. Fuller 1 0 0 From profits of Youth's Magazine, per W. B. Gurney 20 0 0 From one who has tasted that the Lord is gracious (per General Post) 1 0 0 Collected by Rev. S. DAVIS. Bristol 41 2 6 Mrs. Holland 50 0 0 Bath 8 1 0 Bradford, Wilts 4 8 6 Trowbridge 15 19 0 Bratten 5 13 0 Westbury 1 10 0 Frome 8 4 10 Bridgwater 4 4 10 Taunton 13 5 8 Collected by Mr. LILLYCROP, Exeter.