To The Editor Of The Time...
Eir-I address you in consequence of' a paragra4h, dated Sida moutth, inseried in your paper of the 27th, recciveki this evening, and wvhich, unless contradicted, tntay serioutly injure me in more respects than one. Tlie awf'ul visitation with which it .has pleased tihe Divine Providence to visit this place, is bufficiently calamnitous to those wiho surTer real lows of property, whether the poor fisherman or the unfortunate tradesman, who haS employed his capitaL I atu one of the lattcr, and I most earnestly request that you will insert this denial of the gross exaggeration respecting Wailis's Librarn. It is not destroyed ; and although I have ssufferea a loss of several hindred pounds, the usual accommodations wi'l he completed by Thursday next for the reception of the nobiity attd gentry who re. side at, or occasionaUly resort to, tkis place. _ ~~~~I arn. .S-r vn,n. hrr}l JOHN V'"AJAWi. i oyal Auarine library, Sidmouth, Nov.28. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.