ICT* The folio* ing article was marked for ia-ttertiou in our last, but accidentally got mislaid.The undersigned citizens of Pawtucket, having heard reports respecting the Kev. Calvin Piiilleo, of the grossest and most scandalous kind, feel impelled by a sense of duty to him and to themselves, to declare that abundant evidence has been presented to their minds, that there is not the shadow of a foundation for such reports, and that in their opinion the character o( the Rev. Mr. Philleo, is in all respects unimpeachable and unspotted.George Taft, Pastor of St. Paul's Church, North Providence.Barnabas Phinney, Pastor of the Paw tucket Congregational Church.Ray Potter, Pastor of the First Independent Baptist Church, Pawtucket.Amos L. Spencer, Pastor of the Church of Valley Falls.At NPM|ing of the *irst Baptist Church nttWeholdon at tne vestry on the 23d of June 1833, the following resolution was unanimously adopted.That while we cheerfully and sincerely subscribe to tho above declaration, we would also add that the dissolution of Mr PhJIco's connexion with this church was in nowiiy connected with tho reports a-hnve alluded t «, and that it took place be- v lure those reports had come to the ear»ollt« the member* ol this church.Signed by order, nod 111 behalf of theChurchWILLIAM ALLEN, C. Clerk. Pawtucket, June 24th, 1833.Editors ure lespecliully requested to cop) the above.