To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Our names appeared in the Gozctte some little time since, as solicitors to a commissiio of bankrupt, where the sales of stoek, &c., will be extensive; we have ever since been assailed by about 2f letters from auctioneers and accountants, most of them offering dou- eeurs and bribes if they should be preferred. We annex one of the most lutrefaced of these letters, ani request that you will insert it in your journal, that the public, and asiir.es of bankrupts in pardcular, may he put on the alert to defeat the joint robberies of estates,WhicIL are plotted and offered with so much assurance. We suppose the "undeniable references" apply,notto the writer'g integrity o course. but-to his keeping the scheme ofplundera secret. We are, Sir, your obedient servants, Nicholas-lane, Lombardtsueet, Oct. 25. " South Ciescent, Bedfordh-suare, Oct. 23. Gentlemen,-Observing in the list of bank-upts you were so- licitors to the commission in the matter of - , I take the li- berty tO enclose a card, selidting your favoar and interest for the dis- pOsal of the bankrupt's effects, if any sale is required. " Should you not be particullarl y engaged, .nd will condescentd to sho nae2 preference hy recommendation to theaMsigneeor otherwise, r will allow you (ill fleu of douceur) a soiety ef de profits, 2nsing from the sale or sales thereof. is T e, n r ,nn,,r:: wors mna n nh,,rmble servant. " P. S. Undeniablc references will be given. if require& " To Mcessrs. - .- _ _ TO THB EDITOR OF THE TIMES.