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sneh bill. There could be no such .la:as as freedom of discussion if its limits were prescribed; it would depend whely on the dlctum ot judges, or the caprice Of luries. The printer was now answerable; and it d member of Parliament undertook to print calemnlous speech. he was answerable also. He confessed that many things were sand in Parliament which ought never to have been uttered; but he hoped that the scod sense and just just feeling ot Of the the Aoasc would soon correct the habit.

 A young man, son of tavern keeper in West Cambridge. had been committed, af- ter examination, upon d charge of aiding Tn the burning of the Convent, at Charles town. The subjoined paragraph, from the Boston Post, will show how far he is impli- cated

 ''Fhe evidence introduced, on the part of the Government, implicated him very deep- ly in burning of the Nunnery and the Bi- shops Lodge. At the latter place he acted a very conspicuous part as a mock auction ger, conslgning to the flames the books be- longing to the Bishops library, as fast as they were knocked of, until the whole were consumed. He was fully committed"