To The Editor Of The Time...
IA nvrly elw--Cr' 1 Mlfr. Editor,.- trust to your impartiality to insert the following answer to the mis-statements of mr. Hunt, relative to his obtaining possessian of the shop in Pall-mall. That the disturbance, com_ plained of occurrei only on one occasion is true; but his subsequent assertion, that I had incorrectly stated the grounds on which he ob- tained possession, is utterly unfounded. In the first place, I never let the shop to Air. Hunt, nor had on any czcasion either seen co. conversed writh him until he had established himself there. The, person to whom I let the placeis a ir. Charles Nicholls, who stated. that he wanted it for himself, for the purpose of vending pictures articles of virtu, &-c-, as I am convinced that the proprietor woul4 never bave consented to the shop being opened as a mart for radical coffiee, or to its being occupied by such a character as Mr. Hunt - so anxious is he, in fact, to rid himself of such a tenant, that I anx commissioned to offer him 501., and a receipt for six months to come, on condition of his immediately quitting the premises. '11ith respect to the insinuations thrown out by him, my clarac- ter is too well established during the seven years that 1 have rcsided in Pall-mall, to suffer in the most trifling degree from the accutions of such a man as MIr. Hlnt_ ALBERTIN DE GALERNAT 18, Pall-mall, May 4. To7 'r p -A, n r 7,rp r-r 71 -, - -