The thanks of the Committee are returned to the Rev. John Cox, of Woolwich, for a parcel of books and tracts for Jamaica; and also to Mrs. Letchworth, and the Committee of the Reading Ladies' Negroes' Friend Society, for a box containing books and other useful articles for Jamaica. Our valuable Correspondent at Newbury is informed, that the friend about whom he inquires had made previous arrangements for his journey westward, which prevented his complying with the request sent him from N. In the List of Contributions for rebuilding the Jamaica Chapels, there occurs a line, under the head of "Prescot-street, Rev. Charles Stovel," Friends 10 2 6 _For which, read_, Cards, by Miss Amelia Bradshaw:-- T. Teape, Esq. 1 1 0 W. Cooke, Esq. 1 0 0 A. Jackson, Esq. 1 0 0 Small sums 2 6 6 ------- 5 7 6 By Miss Martha Bradshaw 4 15 0 Under the head of "Lyme, Dorset," there should have been entered, a donation of Five Pounds, from James Edwards, Esq.;--and at "Caine, Wilts," the account should stand thus:-- Collection, by Rev. W. Lush 2 7 0 Mr. W. Gundry, for Schools 1 0 0 J. F. Gundry, Do 1 0 0 ------- 4 7 0 J. HADDON, PRINTER, CASTLE STREET, FINSBURY.