Mr. Fauntleroy.
TO THE EDITOR OF'THE TIM-ES. Sir,-Though I thtik it wilU be allowed tbit I have as mucl rea scim as an lone to disapprove of the trash that has been published re. specting tL.e last hours of the late AlIr IFauntleroy. vet, if it had not been held ut to ridicule by the John Bu4 I shoul4not havedeem. ed it worthz of notic 1 was not present when Mr. Faunteroy set- iled with his hairdresser, therofore on that subject I sunWv nothing; but of the rest of the paragraphs whieh the editor of that paper pro.. fessestoha,ve extracted.frDnsthe MoirrrIieg0iroDnick~ IdecLi?CEvEny won' D to be s'ALjE. That it may niot be thoftuditithat I imnerti.. 6nt1tv interfered with the duties of another mani's office, I beg leave. to ardd, tatt ras a clergyman Of the Established Church, I visited Ir. Faunt2eroy by hij Own particular desire, and with the consent and approbation of the Ordinary of Newgate. - I am', Sir, Youir obedient I. H. SPRlNGET. rIxwen, lc. t). _ .. t AfR FPAUNTLBROY.