EAST INDIES Rev. W. H. Pearce Calcutta Oct. 22. A. Leslie Monghyr Oct. 13. J. Williamson Soory Oct. 14. W. Carey Cutwa Oct. 26. John Lawrence Digah Nov. 22. G. Bruckner Samarang Nov. 12. WEST INDIES H. C. Taylor Spanish Town Feb. 11. J. Clarke Jericho Feb. 26. T. F. Abbott Lucea Feb. 17. John Kingdon Manchioneal Feb. 21. W. Knibb Falmouth Feb. 24. T. Burchell Montego Bay Feb. 24. Walter Dendy Salter's Hill Feb. 16. Joshua Tinson Kingston Feb. 25, & March 6. F. Gardner ditto Feb. 26, & March 6. Joseph Burton Nassau, N. P. March 6. Joseph Bourn Belize Feb. 8. HOME PROCEEDINGS. In consequence of the lamented decease of our Missionary brother, Mr. Pearson, the Committee have determined to send Mr. Ebenezer Quant to the Bahamas, instead of Jamaica, as previously designed. Mr. Quant, who is a native of Bury St. Edmunds, and has for some time been engaged in ministerial labour in connexion with the church under the pastoral care of the Rev. Cornelius Elven, was designated to foreign service at the chapel in that town on Tuesday, March 24th. This commodious place of worship, which will seat more than a thousand persons, was crowded in every part, and the service of the evening proved deeply interesting. Rev. W. Reynolds, of Sudbury, began with reading the Scriptures and prayer. Mr. Quant then gave an account of his own religious experience, and a brief statement of his doctrinal views; at the close of which his respected pastor gave him the right hand of fellowship, and congratulated him on his entrance into the office of a Christian Missionary. Mr. Ellington, of West Row, offered up the designation prayer; the charge was delivered by Mr. Elven, from 2 Tim. iv. 5; and the service of the evening was closed in prayer by Mr. Fuller, of Harston, nephew of the revered Andrew Fuller, of Kettering, and himself uncle to our young Missionary brother. A passage to Nassau has been engaged for Mr. and Mrs. Quant, by the Little Catherine, Captain Kopp, and they are expected to sail in a few days. Mr. William Shotton, late of Darlington, is also about to sail to Kingston, with a view to take charge of the School at Spanish Town, under the direction of Mr. Phillippo, and Mr. John Clark, a member of the church at Devonshire Square, has been accepted as an assistant Missionary for the same colony, and will probably be engaged in connexion with Mr. Coultart, in the parish of St. Ann's.