Mr. Huskisson's Letter.
The following letter has been published bv MIr. Gladlstone in 2X- planation of the manner in which Mr. lusnkisson's letter addresscd to him mist have found its way in a Jamaica paper. It is frocn his brethier-in-law, Alr. Robertson:- * Upper ffJarley-street, April 30, 1824. 'My dcar Sir.-E-er since you brought to my notice the unwar- rantable ancl unjustifiable publica:ion in the newspapers of the copy of .Mj r. Iluskisson's letter to you of the 2d of last November. I have been uncea%inaly occupied in discovering through what channel thzat could have happined. I now think it mnydudy to state, thiat fromn our near connexion_ from your kind fi-icnaship; for me, and vouir knowledge of the deep stake r hold in ihe islanti of Jamaic, -yot se!it me a copy of the above ietter. 'I'h s was done :xnost coitidentially but you gave rne permission, at the samie time, to communicate its contents to somne of imy friends, who were similarly circonmstanced with mynself$ but undler a sttong injunction that it shouldl be done conficdentnall, and 0:1 no account to permit ani cops' or extract to be taken, as appears by youir letter to me from Livernool of the GtEi of November. " I did av.il myself ot' this permission to a few of tmy friends, and to one of thim (with whom I iad soniie previous conversation re- specting it), I sent it conti.ientiaily, tundier cover, to his office, ex- pressly for perusal onl00; and it is Inost painful for me to atid, that tilts geetlernan adnits, that he most inmpro,,erly took a copy, which he sent ton particular frienl in Jarnaica. " It is distressing to me to think that anv frierd of mine should have been guilty of such conduct ; b it. in' your ow'n justification, y3o0 are at liberty to imiake whiatever use vou please of this commnu- nication. " 1 aln-ays am. my dcar Sir. yours sincerely, " To J. Gladstoise, Esqi .. C. ROBERTSON." MIR. fl USKISSO X'S LETTER.