SIR-ln your feeble defence of the late Acting Overseer, in to-day's Gazette, you have taken the liberty of taxing Foarcae, ; { Laos, and Phslo Foaeche, respectively, with making personal attack on his Ex- eellency. Asto either Fourche, or La os,' have nothing to offer in reply-those gentlemen are no odoubt competent to their own defence. s

 On the part of myself, I unequivocally deny the charge of personal abuse towards his late Excellency, or any other of the imported race, and now call upon yeu in the name of the people, in your next, and promised number, to make good your charge.

 My personal feelings are far from un- friendly towards either of the gentlemen to whom you aiiade. And rest assured :, sir, it would be qualification to me, If