To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-We must request the favouronta v ery few more lines of yoort valuable paper, for the purpose of making a single commrnen on Mtr. Samuel Veslev'4 further animadversionson the Bia-graphical Die-- tiOnory qf Jlh;,ieians, promising never again to trouble vnu on the RULjCCI. Thdt gentleman isf rew evidentlv desitous of aAding ftace to his firstattack on the work. bv accusing the compilers Qf a want of honesty in fixing the date even of his decease. Tb'e cause of thleir belief of the fact iR already before thc public, and, the cnmpilerx are bappytorsay, has fullysatisfied the verynumerovsfriendsof the work: itonly remains for them to explain that thoy had reasun personallr to know of Mlr. Samuel WVesley's being alive in the year 1814; oef course never salw his decease announced; and were out of England. during the whole of 1815. The, consequently concludet the event to have occurred in that vear ; itill. however, qualifving such opinion by the word " abouL" 'H.ow far this can be construed into want of honestv, they submit to the candour of your very numerous rederas. I, - ". . .. - SA.i;SBURY AND CO. , -, --u -vuuuingb, onti-soury-zquIre, UCt. iti. TO THE ED)7'Oq OF THB TIAlMA.