Dr. Bond.
2 >- TT f oT TI -Sir,-As te fowinmg stategif fctiis oalcu1awd fs throw a newgllhgt oDLthesstory ofS&raJi?CDU: ,riy oij :your sense of Justre foritninsertiom in your - -hen on thee point of s-e i :cuT L in;o a. pgr.cel was brought ta use, which ahS Cll Hid-t pte0d-o aend out of-thv ahuseU'-.igInIer.ht semel, i ous. Having bad reasonpreviously to 3ut'b heaonga - I sent for her, -and-before tw- witnewses -,requested--fe. would open the,parcel, le did sac,;eXeinimng that2=hte' knew she. had done. wrong. It eoltaiied.vaiiioui ri which she aclknowledged shehad-stolen. -- - -. - Her boxes were then Ined by hei6el, ad-e7imiei withher consent. They contained at least SOaXeleks, aer. of which she said had -Been given to-her -but t~r far tbe6i majority she acknoziledged before several witnesses. to have stolen. Among these were some.ardicles oflinem and wearixig appareL I--then sent for a constable, to w2oi Igave her in charge, expressly statitlg that- I would not. judge in my own cause, and would let himsknow when she was to be takeu before the Magistrates of Marylehone in which parish I am residingat present I arrived in London after it was dark on Thursday evening, and early on Friiday morning went in search of Sarah Cull's father - and fnding that he was officially engaged at Hicks'. Hall, and would not be at ho'me till the afternoon, I left a request that he would caRll on rne as soor as possible on business of importance, but he was unable to come to me tillthe afternoon of that day. I comr municated to him his daunhter's situation, and advised him to go toher; and let me anow whatas the stateof her mindj with a view to her forgiveness if he appeared realy Penitent. The next day, haing Iheard that-theyoung woman had been removed from the cage to a public house on aiccunt of illness, I again sent for Cull, and urgea that either he or his wvife or some fiiend should oimRmediately to his daughter, and I offered to give an rier for-her release, on his becoming surety foi her appearance before the Iary- lebone Magistrates if required. With this order he west to Hanrwell on Sunday, since which time the girl has bee= under his proteetion. I lament much, that she bas suffered from a delay which was by no means origin4lly contemplated by me: but I think it will be apparent that my intentions towards her wore the character rather of lenity than of harshness. I am.n Sir- vnhur mnst. n'hPA;int n pvnnme JOHN BOIND. Lofldon, Dec 9. .. DR BONDJX