To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-H1aring seen a statement in your paper of Wednesday last, of an examination which took place at the AfMansion-house a short time since, in wlhich it is stated that " a nuumber of the vnggabonds who belong to the ring were in attendance, amongst them were Cur- tis, &c ," I request you will contradict the assertion there made re. spectillg me. It is altogether false; I was never before the Lord MIayoron any occasion; I had nothing to do with the assault in queston; and I can safely appe:.l to those who have known me dur- ing the wrhole of nmy ustblic eareer, who I am certain will testify that there is nothing of the " desperate vagabond" in my character or conduct. A fighting man, Mr. Editor, has a reputation in life as well as anothev mom nd T n v,-^ w;tl nr o;tf r inne ft e? vindicatien of your obedient servant, R. CURTIS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIT ES.