To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-I havie this evening bemn discharged, after an imprisoni- ment of a week, upoti a hiarge as cruel an it was unifounded, and Snl that a part of the etvidence detailed against me has been inserted in one evening paper, and I may therefore fairly presnume that it is inserted in otheis; but, as the case was stopped bv the Court before one sinigle witness was examined on imy behalf, I trust that you will do me the favour to request that the judgment of the public may not be formed against me upon a case which I doubt not I shall be enabled to expose so soon as the laws of the country -ill -,mmir me T am. Sir. vour most obedient. JAMES ASKEW. 85; Oxfoid-strect, Sept. 23. 1824. - TO THE EDITOR OF THF, TIMES.