Art.  XL  Molus'y  or^theConfliiutlGnalPolitifian,  ff^th the  ReTnarh
of  a  Briton  on  the  Trial  of  the  hijh  Chairmen^  a  gentle  Reprosf
to  the  Monthly  Reviewers^  and  a  Converfation  between  an  Ele£for
and  his  Reprefentative,  In  a  Letter  to  Sylvanus  Urban y  Efq-^
8vo.     3  s.  fcwed.     Bladon.     1770.
IN  this  mifcellaneous  publication  the  Author  goes  through  a
particular  examination  of  the  cafe  of  the  Irifli  chairnieo,
who  were  convicted  of  the  murder  of  Mr.  Clark  at  the  Bfent-
ford  eleftion  ;  and  he  re- tries  and  acqwts  them  on  the  evidence
of  the  feffions-paper,  in  which  their  Old- Bailey  trial  is  recorded.
We  are  forry  he  had  no  better  evidence,  no  authority  m#re
indifputable  than  thofe  papers. — He  has,  however,  made  the
beft  ufe  of  his  materials,  and  given  the  public  an  excellent
eritique  upon  the  fubjeft.
