To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,"OccasionaUy attendingm' arlsh church ofSt.ailes's,Cam. berwell, in the evening servtc of Sindavy, I was much pained on the two last Sundays in hearing It notice from the desk for the sub- scribers to this service tO aft6nd to make good the stipend to the reverend gentlenman officiating; and on last Sunday it was added, that if not mnade g664 th service would: instantly cease. In this opulent rectory, fom 1,6001. to 2,0001. a year are paid to the present incumnbe t. ha.ve seens the reverend gentleman on Sund&.y morn- ings, and also in the sfternoon, at his church; but the afternoon lee- ture is puid for by subscription: so that this richly-endowed rector has only one service to fulfil each week in his own person; and now, while thie neighbouring conventicles are crowded at the evening, lee- turcs, our old churchl is likely to be deserted for want ef proper energy in the proper quarter. I looked for our rector with amxiety when I went to the third service on Sundays, but in rain, though his fineglebe-house isclose by: h is pew was empty each time I I wish this medium may be mnade useful to rouse him and his dormant parishion- ers to a sense of their duty. Y ouss, Mr. Editor. with esteem. HIBERNICUS. 1 z;slyam) duy zts. his -w iluwing or te tacts here stated, but insest the letter at the request of a respectable inhabitant of Peckham. Any reply to hilt statemient w~ill find e~ually i eadv admission.) TO TIlE EDITOR OF V'HR Ty'EST,