To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,_I encose von a beautiful and an eloqtxeat u1cuogiTun by Reginald Heber, tfe Bishop of Calcutta, upDn mtry'imented fYiend the hte Sir C hristopher Puler, .which youmayda wit ao -yot ereemeth mpe-t. -T A-B. Temple, Nov. 8,1824. RIAT 27,18-24. Bishop Heber, in his primary clarge at Caleutta, noticcd the death of Sir Christopher Puller in the following termns A few days only are gone, since, with animation in his b:tevo- lent countenance, he expressed to mte his gratitude to God for m2ny blessings which hc had received, and Ihis desire to dedicate to bim. thrsugh Jesus Christ, a larger portion of his time, his means, and his influence. A few hours only are pas&ed, since thege good Teso- lutions are gone thither, where they are best known and alpreciated by a gradous God, whom he had served from his youth, 2ad who, when the noon of his life had scarcely began to dedine, saw fit to call him to his recompense arad bis repose. " In him India,-in him the Anglo-Inditn charch,-in himu the cause of ntissions hrse, and throiagbout the world,_in hbir the j,oor of every cast and of every country have lost a fearless, a Iind, a boutNtifu, and an uwpretending friend. But he vn71 ot bave died in vain, if the ceanideration of his sudden mortality shall indEtce us to ponder the worth of this world, in regions where the pvresent mO- ment is all which we can be said to lold of it, and shal1 so tench ur to numnber our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom." TO TH. EzDITOR OF TEB TISAES;