To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-The comm unicat r=-c ' u pied 3nto vOarpapo- l 4th in:., relative to tho author of the balead ou Sir John Moore, was, as far as it affected tbe literary subject in dispute, too weak and cona teiptsible to demald scrious refutation. But the foul and scurdilos laneuag~e in wich it v as couched, Was sush as no gentlemanM cold suffer w pass unnoticed ar.d it requires tue to eaV, as publicly :wit was applied, that the letcersuned " i. Marshall, M.D.,"by whom- soever w ritten, was false and w lideiota in its objet., insolerit in itc lanner, and, in every' rapecr a slly and coarse axperimnenton pub- lic credulity. * am, Sir, your obedient I- M V. I f__5 .. ,,, JOHN SYDNBYrTXAVY ; w - - -, 1,as ui-Le *emple. ' *Ve *DGsert Mr. John Sydney Taylor's lett*r: but he rntx,t cxcutQ us for s8ying, that such a letter a. the present had better iav'e beenI sent p-rivaotey_p Mr. or Dr. Marshalf. Lo\moN OYLP.-ANws b the Governorrs Of dulg iflstitut ion, and not by those of " The icolale Orphar2 So- cietY," the 4ffir vas made to take hnder Prn erdon the child of are of the onUfortunate Poyais erigrmnts alluded to in outr Mansion.bouse re,ort~ fewdays ao. Th contrst drwn bythe ord Ilayor be- * twveen thecondact of thlose who hate sa~enthe chila into their baer and that of anoet other charitable ebaknta,esmofI.hezr der i n f a v o u r o f t h e L n d o n ' O r h a n A s y l m , w h i c h i s e s t aboi b e d at Hackey, nd he oficefohch i inSt. Alary..Axe. in thie ritv- TO THE EDITOR Op THRE 7rfre