Liiiie Rocf, 9tf Scpi., 18f4.
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If the .'Bannefa' intends 10 charge Us with having Intentionally or knowingly "violated the sanetity either of the grave or of the sick chamber, We pro nouEce the charge utterly untrue and ualounded.-

 T.4rt Ga1ette. Notwithstanding the very positive denial, We did mean to charge the Gazette with ssyioatng the sapcty ofthe gfaee and of the siel-eteabet j" and what is more, the charge is true. For proof of his assault upon the dead, it is only necessary to refer to bis nfounded islanders upon the memory of Ese- biel PoHt That he, also, committed an unwarrant- able assault, not upon the political opinions, but upon the p5irate business aBaira ofa sicA gentleman, and published it on the day of his death, needs no stronger evidence than his own attempt at apology Nor is this last instance the only ouo as he files of the Gazette will prove. Whether these unwarrant- able and unfeeling acts were done, ''nentionay or knowingly" can be known only to him who has perpctrated them. The public can judge him only by his acts.