To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-It has been stated in your paper, and thence copied ijto others, that I had relinquished miy roomi here to Mr. Fauntleroy, and received compensnEion tor doing so, which is altogether untrue. I had quitted the room now occupied by Mr. Fauntlerov several wedks beforc he camc here, having choice of my present room, whbich then became vacant. How is it that you, on nve occa5ions out of six, when character was at stake, have spoken of me to misrepresert and degrade? Am I in your debt? or have I injured you? I think not. Publish this, then. and lnr - -s h - .7 * - A. ,, . - . ~ lROBERT GOIRLAY. I--at - ulCIV IrrcLIX vUMoalli-nVIOR, VC.. 10. G ae were not awae that we had ever spoken unfniendayof ir. Gourlay; but we have na objection to give him the tr.i2ig tatifc-. tIn of printing his letter. LAdvertisement.1-LOPD BYRow.-We are requested to state, that Captain Aedwin's Journal of theConversatioys of Lord Byroti will be published on Saturdav next, bypMr. C dolburn, Nev BurLing ton-street, handIsomely printe'd in 4to, price 31s. 6d. boatds. TO THIE EDITOR OF THE TIJEgS.