The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

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TO TON &Melt or Tit sirresitax.

Sit—Allow me to express my mess of the
Men yen have conferred ea me sad the British publics
hr the manly and ladepeadeot exposure of the heist
,ho had remanood the God of Nature, disgraced tbo
yreteetent Priesthood of which he was me of de
Chiefs, and become a Professor of tbs sallow Socratic
mysteries whilst hypocritisally and ispioutly rends:
is; the garb sad designation of as Hosourable sod
Right Revered Father is God. Toe are also end.
sled se my that'll' for your cayman of the cant of
your brother journalists, ea die :append's (1 hope
act by bribery) of the information against this horrid
ierlividul. at the same thee wickedly leaving as is-
potation on the asocial memlion of tile Reversed
garb. My knowledge of and teepee, for the mkt*
(wily from which this wretched man is descended,
ierund me to wish that the accused** originated
either in salise or mistake; and at the request
of prams interested I have takes the trouble
om kW.. minarets. into the ease. Another ob.
pet. eft less desired by sae. was to, prove that the
boned ma e, Lea. the pelilittea, a Herefordebire mac.
who keep what ie galled a Metuderdskire Haase,
shoed, fee the beams, of that musty which it dearer
to me any other is Ragland, be freed from all
thipmmtle* of contains* at the mime stated to kart
bees aseimittal seder his roof. I *enters totem.
g Mod the pelicipal witsuass with all possilde caution;
gemaisieried dims at great Isaiah ;
method I bare adopted In all the 'may men
I. which I late peeved the immerses of ile,uu persons
who were senteseed to be hanged, sad last. sad sot
least. is tise case of the yang mu, Jay, the Iz' 'z
postililos. *be, heasst sad deserting as he is, wi
th the disgrace of the service to which he WWI%
have bees lilt to his fem. had I not levestigated lie
extraordiaary Aare' brought stalest him. • -Tlimegb
I hive not succeeded is estaklisilog the leneesielter
the Bishop, or the slightest cross fur his medic; I
es sattefeetedly movieeod of the "stirs kismet.' ed
Lea sad his Roily es to say cossivasre. Indeed the
poor eta seemed much sleeted. sad the bonne old
stomas, his wife, quite *waged at the horrid *cm.
rms. I have seem tke MSS. of a pamphlet; with&
will he published in a few days by It meg sea con.
meted with the prose, who, koeiwieg that I hid AU.
Hied thowitsesseit, bps reed Its, me. and. though it
is streag ie .its matements, it 'label& dm amid co.
modal part, which was fully proved by she wiimesets
before the MagistraM, nod repeated so me by *sac
separate and apart. I have deaden only to Worm
you, of what has eet-FM appeared. that the wretched
nisisop was sees lb womposy with Oat Soldier, same
tine prise to the Soldier collier at the White Lips
miblic.boase, where he (the Soldier) twice went; to
me (it may he preowned) if the took parlour, erbi•P
le appears to have selected for their diabolical r
was mash Abaft half put aloe o'clock it
'espies, he appears to reeve seat Isis ptinciL
Bishop, to view the pushes. Oa Om
home. the Biker passed by the bet, sad iptisdea.
if pig to the hack pubs". where be kad. Irides**
set hems boleros-mobs pissed the &M of N, &WS
twat& she basking& Thie.weapedeltd*
lady, sad by a women wle '
the former of wham ezeleed, 0 LelC OW
a Use
wish a, harem's has has pima letnehe parlour;' wed
the ethic_ rjlhid. " B--a he has the out ads
Wallop, whim ims be west boor Insmedieselheet
this.. mom. *he is eso of dm prfacipal witnesses,
directed dee emery We tie poker, who, souring
and lookine round, appeared &concerted Oa seeing
urn 11141114M10 sitting there: He, however, look a mat
in a corner, sad complaislog 011ie heat of the woo-
der, called ('v a piat of porter. Oe the paw being
brought, the man who attended (who is the witness
alleve.mentioned) also brought moodier candle. Tide
the stranger said was easeceesary. as he was met fond
of silo much light ; and tool after be arose ane, west
eut. without sleighing his porter, leaviag a shilling
to pay bar is as he passed the bar. After some time
*merged. followed by a Soldier, sad west let* the
palette which was then recent, and called for another
pint of porter. The singularity of a person in a cla
rical dress coming in, where he bad sever been before,
nith a Soldier. excited the cariosity of a Mr. Platt, a
Master Shoemaker, 45, Poland street, one of the wit-
seem, who west eat and 'squired if two praise. one
firmed as a Soldier, with a tonging cap, and the other
as a Clergyame, had bees seen together. Being inform'.
ed that they bad, he went loto the back-yard and got on
a place which earentaaded a view of the room through
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By this time several other persons who had boss is:
Seemed isy Platt of his suspicious, viewed the horrid
mem, till their indignation beteg incapable of fir.
lber'restraint, they forced open the door, red rushed
limo the room, dealiag cuffs and kicks on both the
ssitiffs. I n the same disordered state of deem in Adele
they were detected, and with eyes and face black sad
kkivrlr3ll.7 were immediately led away to the watch.
louse, amidst die mr.!vereal 'gestalts* of the surround-
lag crowd; the soldier appearing less sensible of his
itrrid situation; dm Bishop crying oat for mercy.
1„,1 ,mirostlms _the ,people to spare his life. They
were locked up all night io the watcb.hoase, aad twee
thousand poande were offered to the watch.lsouse.
I:tepees wife, for a porpoise which may be guessed.—
'1 he offer, however, did net answer; and on Saturday
they were brought before Mr.Dyer,the Magistrate. who,
',sidereal to relate, was persuaded by Mr. Alley. to
discharge the Bishop on hail ; himself in the paltry
sum of SOW., sad two tradesmen in 2301. each. The
Soldier was separated from his Reverence. and soot to
prison. lam afraid, for the ends of justice, they will
he heard of no more, asks the noble and respectable
family from which the Bishop le descended shoal&
Bretes•like, surrender his to expiate his heinous of-
fence against lion and man.
I cannot toeclade (which I must do for the present)
withoet rebutting an "'sorties I beard from an Bibs".
sin who seemed to be a perms of reek, that this
Bishop was of English, sot Irish origin. lam glad
to relieve both England aid Ireland from the imputa-
tive, he belsg of Cadent"! descent. His forefather,
me Uilbert Jocelyn, smoked into Itaglead as a spy, (as
his descendant did into the parlour of the public.
how) sod afterwards returned with other ploaderers,
*Mg with WILLIAM the BASTASII, sad obtained,

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