I am an inhabitant of the city of London, and my trade is that of a printer. I was bo

I am an inhabitant of the city of London, and my trade is that of a printer. I was born in 1730, and have lived ever since in a state of constant pressure, which, however, has not been able to exempt me from a certain degree of heat. I have been employed in printing various kinds of books, from Bibles down to ballads; and, since the establishment of the newspapers, have been employed in printing them also. I have been employed, too, in printing men, from the time of my being able to bear a part of the steam up to the present hour; and, lastly, I have been employed in printing a uniform system of moral discipline, which is called the power of the laws. Thus, sir, you see, I have been all my