The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

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Many.of our trtends have' Called our attention
to the tpllowing Letter, ‘.x.hittli ice theretore opy
from a most respectable Paper. We have been
much pressed with matte; or we should readily
have inserted it soma:r,. for '•e are much pleased
to find that the subject itself is of such increasing
interest :

4, TO THE EDITOR OF THE WORCESTF,R HERALD.
Sut,---111 linsw;:r to the Letter of the Rev,
Curate of ilew010( Chapel. in Tiw .If
journal of 30 h of April, and The Herold of the
'2#l of May, it is only necessary to Iwtet ate , that
the Meeting of the Of April was not. respee.4-
ably attended in the Acknowledged acceptation Of
Ore J':erni. There was lint a vsingle,Qe44dFtilrill
flew (II ese.o.r; exeettt. t ;4.e,y..
two auditors Of ltrs.aceetints..

" The Rtv. Gentleman. tienies,lll3t the yolkng
Speakers Were schoo} boys. Ibis is a mere ver-
bal contradiction :—they are known to 4e. under
his instruction.

" Tile ridiculous introduction of the young'
Gentleman float India affords in itself
,the best
means for the public to judge of the-plobability
of such a boy making such a, speech as the one
attributed to hint,-without preparation.
I congratulate the public on the actual ap-
pearance of the Penny Speech. None, I am
sure, can be so credulous as to believe this speech
o be.the same as was delivered by the Journey-
man-Cqpperstnith (William Stokes). There has_
been no attempt to east reproich on this
because be fills an humble station.' His
fame, and any consequent. ridicule, he otves en-
tirely to the satirical admiration of his friends.

The Rev. Gentleman (the. instance of 'the
Bartletts Buildings'SocietyTheing wholly dissimi-
lar) had certainly connected the Sunday School
with the Missionat y• Society, by the novel and
Anatithorized appetlation given In the Meeting,
The BewrileylSunday School Assnci-►tion
Aid of the Church Missionary.Society.' The na-
tural inference (as no disti ct accounts of-the two
charities were published) was, that as they were
both thus identified by name, they were so-murh
so in all other respects, that any surplus of the
funds .of the school was appropriated in aid.of the
Church Missionary Society. This impression,
whjch was really „produced by the Rev. Gentle-
man himself, occasioted those . rematks Which
have called 'forth the accounts that ate now pub-
lished, for the first-time, during so.many yea;
(‘ As to the balance, whether for or against the
Rev. Gentleman, it is quite immaterial in the view
which is taken-of the solaject; and, at any rate,
it
.%vis.a oil, stronger• reason for giving publicity
to. the accounts and callimg.a meeting of .the Con-
tributors.

" The Rev. Gen:ieman, hoWevcr, has sta.
diondy-observed a profound silence as to his un-
warrantable attack on • the Archdeacon 01 Bath.
Did the Rev:Patron intend it for wit or argument,
when he recommended lie Archdeacon Com-
pose himself with the American Soothing Syrup,
or Godfrey's Cordial ?' Ile, whO is sti teodet ly
alive himself to the I e.i3t remark on his own con-
duct, could, without hesitation, wantonly ass.ad,
in the coarsest "'tanner, the Archdeacon of Bath,
his superior in rank, 1 whose only provocation
teas the upright and
,utthodox oibcharge of his
duty.

" Bewdley, March 13, IRIS."

CLEANING OF WINDOWS FEMALFS —All in.
quest was on Saturday held upon the body of Jane
Gardiner, at the sign of the Friend-in-fiend. in
the .Colonnade,• near Bernard-street, Russell-
square, who Iked as servant. with the family. of
John Crisp, k_',9q. at No. 1, Bernard-street. Abont
eleven o'clock on Friday Morning last, the de•
ceased was•employed in cleaning the front win.
(lows of the'attie or fourth story of her master's
house, when., being on the outside, in the'act of
kneeling to get back into the room, she lost her
hold, and was precipitated down, into the area,
ller screams were terrifie jn,t .bef,re she fell,
Mille clinging to the window-frame ; lint-she a as
killed on the spot. Deceased, it appeared, bad
been cautioned not to .venture on the outside of
the window, which could be cleaned horn withini;
but site replied,
:it was nothing when people were
used to it, and disregarded the admonition. 'flit
evidence was fully and minutely gOne into by thp
Jury, who, althotiglr,they censured the practice
of employing females for tlte purpose of cleaning
windows so elevated, were satisfied that no real
blame was• imputable to the mistress of the un-
fortunate girl. Deceased was bet Ween tlre years
of I:7 and 18.- it is rematkable, that she observed
to a neighbour, about three days'before, that she
Wad dreamt of her trilling trout it window down
into the Street. - Vet diet—Acacia/till death'by
fall from a window.

LEMMK, MAY 13.—0 n Monday eveninr,
while a military detachment %yen; pursuing two
men charged with murder in the neighbour-
hood of Lough ill, -the,copoty of Linieriek, a
fanner, named \Vni. Tlytin, who nes eccompany-
ing the Magistrate, was nufartunately killed in
mista4e.for one of he offenders,•Who have.for the
Present escaped justice.

Seven ships, fitted Up for' the purpose, have
sailed, in the course of the present year, will
horses from Hull for lto,tii:;; 31(1', laic week, a
vessel took her departure From th,it poi; for Ara-
anael ‘si;ll COWS and Iss o tine bills.

On Titescay the Alligistyates Of Edinburgh re..
ceivcd a remission of .the sentence of death passed
upon
p Patrick Main and George Aitchison,
rubbing Mr. Hay's house at Coat's Crescent (re-
,pited lately),- on condition of transportatiou—.
Main for lite, and Ait(:hison for 14 yeais.