To The Editor Of The Time...
t ADVFETIfiRMENT. I rzitran account appeared1 in your paper of the 1Utit instL wtich you very properly call an "' extraordinary charge of assault," r.rA which, unales exEplained, is calculati to do rne unmerited injury. The gentleman assaulted ix; there stated to be M' i\r. Weathope. re- cendJv come from Ireland," end is represeted as poitsseaAg som claimn to respectability-hia residence being, at the Sw=n-..ithtwo.. Necks. On iqui ring at the Swan-w i dh_wo cNekrl, I was informed that no AMr. Westhope was known there ; and I shal3 be enebled tG show, that the person pa ring under thiis name has made use of r. false name for purposes which, in proper time and place, wil be full,r resealed. Now, Sir, it mnay be naterial to me, snrl equally st to the public, to make this respectable Irisb gcntleean, so recentlr rri d ived ngland, to appear in his propeT coiours, I have ouly to requect that tbe pubisc vrill uspend their opinionuporL the oceazrence until the su bj ect shall hae undergone egal discursion, for which I an2 fi' prepared. Numeroetsinquirieaafeera Airt. Wfeatropp, frum ireland havc ben mnade, sinca tublicity vas given. to this trans=ctir; anti his appearasnce wii much grarify masy anxious and unsatis6ed cre. ditors. To one obsenration of the Lord Mayor I need scarcely make any reply. lIis Lordship stated, *' that becau.e the customer was dila. wry, I had no rbeht to be irritated." No respectable tradesman, however desirous to avoid a fraud, would suffer the circurngtanee of a dilatory mode of dealing to irritate him to an assault, unles- under the infRncIce of ifns2nit7, vwich is not m- malady. I depend upon the pwrompt insertion oa' this paper, that I mar not he s,,h i er , zn {lnntr~eA ,'o,nk,.tmnr, n Tm n.ilr. vnr mast obedient hutmble servarat. JE1Q,!.1AU EVAhS. Yish-street.hill, Aug. 13. TO T111 EDITOR OF THE TIME.V. EXTRAORD1X7APIY C1IARGE OF ASSAULT.