The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

socterr ma Tin SUPPRISISSIOT. ervica.
Committee Room, Jame, Net.
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press, Redely take
those who have witnessed the late efforts of the
fientioits the
I Set llllPlSTrillebalemalt :
la the of tie alarm oesteleeed at the re-gmbileeliee
'ef dip fathom* Weds of Thomas Paige. sod the disseriem
dia of Other !Wei works, this Society. by the emeakild
peeseeethm, at their *we expeem, of Richard Catille,
ellahld some died to the threatened evil.
Netwithetsmilgo however. the mom* of macron,
thlessit Mile Km e, of those pebileatlose teas a
assalllSMO Omni,. She has glace time
by the esergiese of this moiety. said le sew
Mt the lethessaties of him AttenterGeneral for a emilithoes
US, median of the society Is also due the esuidetioe
led Tyler for the sib di similar works. mellow,-
Raw isivregeses walla mother pebilther of
b . .
To gapes, however. the et* igd pmewwMs IProill•e7.
of this dam of delinquents. the Dommitats have only to
state. that the is.. Richard amine. although Is gaol. ma-
tinees to disseminate his beeefel prodeetialts. aid has*da-
(tared his resolution of persisting in his ammo is avowed
defiance of the law.
The society, is the discharge of what they cobeelve to be
seism dotty to their country. will continue to enforce
its laws &galas' a metedereey so hardeaed vied abeedismuld
The promentions in question are, however. fir more ex-
pensive then is generally supposed.* sad the heeds of the
society have, in eousequence of the above promtedlags, lame
considerably reduced.
More they trust need not be said. to Sthalliefa every
Mead of religion and morality, to contribute liberally. sad.
r hea:1;111y to the support of the objects they have is slew.—
they cannot omit to notice with particular widen-
Hoe, a very regent aid important coeviction of as offeader,
for an attempt to siorrupt the scholars of oars of oar first
public seminaries, by the sale of obseeee sour boxes.
Sy order of the Committee.
GWIRUE PRITCHARD, Secretary.
Subscriptions and donations are received by theTreamwer,
Henry Hoare. Esq.. 37, Fleet-street ; aid by the SeerelatY.
Mr. tleorge Pritchard, 31, Essex-street, Strand.
P.R. Since this suircetisentent last apinared. the witty
hare fest/tater, proceedings against two other pablisiters ti
blasphemies plantations. Ark felt renders .1 necessary to
estatinne Its appeal In the pnblie Jar peenniary aid. The
general labours of the society are directed to stop the isle of
obscene prints. snuff boxes, &c., and to prevent gross and
flagrant abuses of the Sabbath ; within the last four years
they hive iestitated no lei. than one hundred and afnefg-
one prosecutions ; all of ik hleh have led to coevieties. or to
recognizandes, binding the respective parties against the re-
petitlcn of their crimes.
• The Prosecution of DWI iron alone cost the society
1177 10s. 7d.

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