To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-You will greatly oblige a constant reader of yottr valuable papcr, and several grcntlemen of respectability, by giving publicity to the following facts:_ On Saturday last, about seven o'clock p.m., several foreign gen- tlersien went with their luggage to one of the Dover coach-ot}ices in Gracechurcii.strect, but mistaking tire right one, they went on in- quirion for it, when, passing the stanrl of the Greenwich coaches, No. 3,919, belonging to Thomas Daversham, they were moqt cow- ardly attacked anti grossly insulted by half a dozen fellows belong- ing to the Greenwich coaches. The poor gentlemen, whose appear- ance and general behaviour certainly bespoke persons of education anti respectability, were abused, knocked about, robbe3 ot tieir hats aned umbrellas, an-l otherwvise cowardly illtreated by those mis- creants, who are a disgrace to the countrv, and whom I have mnore than once seen insult the most respectable persons of both sexes. Thie foreign gentlemetn I am speaking of, were advised to have the fellows taken up and prosecutetd for the assault and robbery, but ithe answer tihey gave is remarkable, anti every Englishman, must wish that it may not be lost_ Wihat rise prosecute ? Y\our ma. gistrate, as usital, wortid lantgh at the charge, and sneer at our pro- nunciation, instea(l of administering justice; this country like Turkey-more blackgriar(d more right besbre the Cadi. Matae the use you think proper of this, Alr. Editor. ..nri hrplir- me, <,r. yours, &c. Finsbury-square, SCPL 27, 1824. L. L. TO TIIE EDITOR OF TIIE TIMES.