To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-l beg leave to cautioi the Brili8h public, porticularly the fe,na!c-, against a fellow who is prowling anmone them, kaving the appearance and accent of a Frenchman, about five feet .one or two inches hi -h aged apparently ab5nt 50, dark complexion, stoutlv made, wl~it noop rtngs in his ears, and liad on this evening a btowa trock or great coat. He narrowly escaped me just now.in the Ciiy- read2 where he and becn pestering mrnme ladies to buy sh4wls, tea, wenches, and jewellery, pretending they viere extrernely maluablNe iust ~isported, &c., but which were of course complete rubbish. Wh1oever mnay meet with hnim, will be fully justified, and -s particu- larlr rvnuested. ti introduce him to the Dosicf. ___ J. FEDDON. Friday evening. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE Z'TAIES.