Sir J. M. And Lady Winnin...
t 5s e eannot publish a:y nmore orti;.s t inijert, except as adver. tic ementa. - TO THIE EDITOR (OF THE TIMES 14, Resrent-strecr, Sent. 21, If-2-t. S-r,_Aa editor ot' TArc Tinie, patier, r have to informll you. there ha, been a r'rinrepresen,tation ot m Ky sordt, o: ath, berfore the tsn gistrote o.f Mar"lnrotr4h-srreet, is your paner, wv:;ich I request Ysu w'i rctiflr, hypibliShi;l` t)is letter. I 0tV sa.W vrur paperM on Sa- tur 'd:, or vour reporter'3 statCment wr:lrld hrave been correct?t< mo-net. Every pa5Qo,<, mecc: M a:l lestify O, tn: hr *f mv statemnent. These wortlqare i,opj:trd to nme. that '' I reln'e'4 ,l :lslalllt on Mr. O,ilier:, sartlre, he behaved rudrcto me, ance. lld roleic ofs bo,ss." r '.i1 rs,t relate vabt never occurrea cs k 'lid not as-terrd `it. li -p. or di? be bchave rude to, i'a .R a;Y house. or did he I liart nc o,]', i,f hiscl house or va.n there any tir s-i-" or a pers,n at ' \ ur - nr d- I litl lixy hand! asgin.Nt J. G.Ibe.: I delny the wb ve fis.e lctisation tr that person. 'l' i; is ~'-:,e(- .(On 'he 1i.h of Seprlten:b-- ta.-. ' "t in thc ev. nr:nv.lr. urilbert flolliwed me froMI hIs Illts.' tnto v far n el-cl -rotiyes, as will appetir iE a ctir- nf ;us:icc cii iire gat-',,:: !rrreafteC. 3Tr. Gilbert, on inm ak-'n -in- '.'nc ad am. frir- thee b'J-i-.- witr me, Was rny assailan-, to fo-rce mlle into ceditte. I ( r Gaased .l. (ilbert: o ra-s my nalne noe r ii ittycti bv nry rhusrar-rI the next mnorPing to the constable of ''i'l. ht. For this t refer any porsr.-c tn the watcibr,k. .. h'.em-bg no hail mi!t b'J taken. i-; 1:if * 1r. L,e only wantr,l imy szirlressrt mx libert-. I was .- :f, From n er till 'rslftp- tR o. ;n ie in:ie:,rin of a fale Ic- cxi' r. -'nr'l--ifr b-- I - d RE!risrne for 'is acts, to 'rie hir own cx- rrc<sror a,. :-r.i S rr-"er -tor. N t. I bek t,o Ci-i Vour attentinll. SI. if, th2 Te!1 e,r.le- 1 e 7' ;ir. Oilht!rt's servan-_i before the tiargis. tra, r Z-ti e- 's ec'rj n 'hretorted an. Even nrCecgcrP ir:rs.te hi '9s'f hear-;s the narile is titness. T'i.re -;wie:cc ft' thre (no servr,n Wias, " 1 cnm no: a servantof .tr. (o ibe-e'.* T i U d.:Ii y str.r nct.cr -li; tie ialy assrlit 3T'r. G:Oter'." lit rlid mc 4we hae --an ! that she was drunk ;" the lady said. Gtilio wriom,an, I am ilot drunk; and I rever expected to be hrilcIeree." .'! ;s person tr. nbled as if shie war paralyz-d, tioungli the cempa. oj'n of I,a.?y WVastel Brisce for three ZI:vt,atV/hiros'i:tigr.ion t!ins hirrid outrage was committed, in concert whirh my, husband and Jonm-t-nn Gilbert. 'hc attack, and!false accius:tion. and imprisonment, agnainst me 'hr Jnnathan Gilbert, is done to misrep,rsrent and injure my charsc- ter. Every unfair nrcans have been adopred for that purpose unro- ticed by mTle; :llnt I cannot allow, svlern I snok-c or Iny af', a faisc repert of irsy reards *n be circulated.' I reieat. I Irlever dlid relate the asarilt onn Jonathianr Gilbert, as no such tir ims: mace existed. I state tire misrenort to have been so 1-re .Cecntetd to the reporters, who, I am tohl, my husband's party -w(-.e v sy will, e-at Marlbororiie-btreet, witri a view to iniure 1.rl nl isrepresent Ily character, bv even in a p,o-blIRsta tement, a,sRert. rin: rr my words wlrat I never s;i:l to the Aleistrate. Isaid the tr !h, anod nothmiz but the truth ; and I sta:e the letters said te) b. received by the Mag:strate to priusiu'ice nme were from nry hue- h:arl. The Mfagistrate said thev were. I saw his. hand-writing ir the-n, and as such of no consequernce to mne. Mr. Saraenson: didi et,- r attempt to rescue me; he said to thie watchman " WVe ought to char-es him, not lie this lady :" when Mr. Gilbert seized ine forciblr, ard puit me into thtr watchma:,l. <rends.. whom he ad- dre.ssedl s', take charge o'tnmethree times before hedid Fo, as there was noDernfuion or noise wheni I was unjustil seizerl upnn in Piccadilly not Bond.street. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, 'i. W'INNIN''TON. 'Note- I hare t.e observe, MIr. SarFenson dlid not conie forward as he should, lie being my wimess. R. Mr. Gilbert. as a leech dealer, in a bond, being answerable to ATr. Sanrenson for a debt of John Miles Winnington for wine for an improper married larly in con- duct. Mr. Sargenron is not rny tradesman. P.S. Newspapere being to c;nvey trira and irtpartial aecounts of lIre proceedings to the public, and as misreprtsentations of evirlence givenl on oath is not allowable, if k'-'tsn to ltr incorrect to the editor, ir, being a careful paper, 'i request the truth nray be stated fieyc a n co n pre,s nt a t M arboroughsirec t is vutnss-and! a anwerbleforthetruth ofnrV words ; behinne. cesstard t coebeore cort,as n Gt I am~,an inn'cere and in- jurd ady o whm heoppsie nry-ao"I.l A - Tihat which tel2tet ,t A -;c-- - M Nl. IN N(4TON. Inarny aiiditc,r,, behlo%es m e1,1-Y-rs 2a1U 1etore Po 0lnberta,uhbarwoma,'s b ;state to correct likewiic the misreport of Al r. Gilbert's charwoman'sstatement, botlh beingo, oath. Ote mter ~ ewrds of John Miles Wim ington,--re not Wor'thY YnOtice fromn his, ~wif(whl _returns% all his letters ,VYIHJ. Af. AVYD lrA.4Y IFINANIAXTO.Y.