To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Your inserting the following will correct wlat has been stated, and operate as a caution to otbers whn mav h- i -Ai a oblige A CONSTANT RRAnER j. flu remains or tnarles 'mMti, Esq., who was untortunately drowned a short time since ort an excursione from Raynwgate to Ca.. lais, have been cicked up at DeM, =4d interre3 in the family vault at St. Ma1rgaret%s, Westminster. The report relative to this melan. cholycase has been erroneously stated as to the cause of the acci- dent, and of the jocular temper of the stffeTer atthe tire it happen- ed. So far from jocose, hiis character was always sodate, butespeciallv atthis time, for he was so overtaken with sea-sicksess, as to beinca. pable of any thing but leaning over the vessel for relief: in a momnaent of time, as it were, he was washed from the vessel into the sea; the effect it produced was indescribable, but especially on the mind of his sister, an amiable young lady, who, on her knees, stated she would give all she possessed to save his life: that beiau too late, 5he fervently prayed the Lord would suistain her. Perhapatthere never dill exlst a family niore closely united in every bond of affection than thi3. TO THE BEDITOR OF' THE TIM1ES.