A foul calumny as ever ap...
A foul calumniy .ap' ev@drp0redii' prlat,.xas publighed against us ytsteid3y hif a. morninig jiuinalJ' of the obscdrer existence'of which, probably, a greatpart4o'the publihe wa be-ignor,ant, lt is entstled the ;rwitis1kPreS,,. rand- wEe tear with, syprtie that apwjfon obodin,kan oISce imder Govern- tnent s: ;pa,rtner in -hce concernj wlimh parmer we may tbdok iL.urdUtyto 'ld up toopublic scotn, if n ]is editors denot restl conitent witb "his lbli&' stupid, but. must iIeeas allow him to be slanderous also. In that jv.- .:nal ve. ,arep accuseda;-(but with a digiee'..Of. caution thditall ay perhaps .ssave tlie libellern; shouild:. e bting tm'into a court of justice to answr' filthfelr-crimej but -so it ii,jthait .we'are 'accused of receiviiig,Molley ' i Uom TLEgOY'S partners for the icesunt' which we published of the unhappyman. We can only give the .lie, as the partners themeelves liave done, to the filt,y scoundrel 'wh is the author of the calumny; and tell him that-lie found the materials for the charge in'his owii 'black'heart. We take monoey as a bribe from STnACEY, MARSn, and Oi,lnGAAmi ! ' WFe want their mioneiy miucll! 'A: oing the various public charac- ters themselves, ftom- whonP' envy, Aiatred and malico have at different times 'chargei ius with taking hnoney, it is surprisin' that none have turned upon us and attemptaed to justify the assertioh from- their own knowledge; Biht the partriers in the late unhappy eoncern in Berners4 street have, on the coiitrary,'publish6ld a declaration, " that they never inserted, nor caursed to be inseHed, any pata- *graph hf a public nerwspapbr, but tiVor to which they had f' .signedttheir.names;" andasuch is the coafusion of ideas in the libeller's heat, that he thinks, this, an equivocai-4Te- claration, because they did. not deny " that they had wrrtten, "or fiurnished inaterials for writing," suelh paragraph] ;4jif we were to be paid f6rtlteir writing, and not for our admtsson of thieir writings into our columns. But whh respect to such men as STRACEY, AnA.hsis, and G4RAuM, *we have no need of their delafation for our'justification. We bo!dly as- sert; that the man who charges us with takiing bribes for the insertion of any paragraphs, or the concealment of the authors of them, is a liar and a scounrdrel, and we dare him to put the staiv tis name to the atrocious falsehood.