To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,_.Tt is now some months since it was announced by you, in your journal, that an jndjctmcnt had been preferrerl by the Rcv. Br. ColiveT against the v)ublisheT of Tl e f.nncct tbr a libel, in having eharged him with crimes not only disgracet'u1 to his sttcred calling, but even to human naturee. r have evcr since watched fot the rc- sult of thie trial, but have not vet scen any account of it: in fact,, I was told by an adhercnt of the'ReS. Doctor's, that he had abandoned it.L Now, Sir, if that is the fact (whiich I can. hardlv credit), it must bave been occasioned by somc sincere coutrition mnanifested by the aforesaidl pub'isher, and 'a public apology an(i retractation of the slander; and yet I cannot find, in, hearching the public journals, that any thing of the kind hat taken place. Perhaps you mnay be a,6 m i f nm Pvnnlanatian nf the affair. IL, Sir yur l &C. INVESTIGATOR. Jaly 7. TO THIE EDITOR OF T'H TIMES.