for THE PAPER of THE PEOPLE.

Mr. EDITOR,

The conduct of the Delegates of the London Corresponding Society, appears very inconsistent in being so prodigiously partial to the Jurors, &c. who acquitted Mr. Eaton, by rewarding their patriotism with Silver Medals; and yet not to spare so much as a barren Resolution of thanks to the honest and discerning Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, who, threw out the Three Indictments preferred against Mr. Spence on account of his Pigs' Meat &c., though they thereby freed the Poor Man from all further Expense, Trouble, and Vexation.

Whatever predilections certain leading persons may shew to Mr. Eaton's Publication, they ought to consider that they owe its Name, its Manner, and its Existence to the famous Pigs' Meat, which preceded, and which in every respect, it but too immodestly copies.

A Member of the London Corresponding Society.