To The Editor Of The Time...
London, Dec. 14. Sir,-Urder. thc head of Police Reports in your paper of Friday last, thc 1Oth inst., the particulars are given of an infestigation, which took place before ithe lord Ma3.wyor, relative to my possession oF a billof exchange. vwhich Mlr. Dent, of 76, Fleet-street, stated io have loSL As tbe observations made bv -the l1ord Mayor were -cal- culated to send fortlh a wrong impressfon of the facts as regarded myself, I beg you will do me the justice to insert the foIowjng letter. I am. Sir. vour obedient servant. I._ . J. A. RICHARDSON. Sir,--Fronm the investigation which took place before.hc Lorl Mlayor, at the Alansion-house, on Thursday, the 9th 4inst-, xelativae to a bill of exchange, which you informed me was in your posces. sion, and which had been Inst by nme on the 15thz of Novcnber Jest, I have only to repeat, that I think, notwithstaniingtheinqu-ries yeu made respecting the responsibility of the acceptor, that you ated incautiously in receiving the saih. bill; but having voluntatily con- sented to resign all further claim to it, and therebv submittinglo ihe lossof your property givcn for it, I beg leave tb declare myself pet fectly satisfied with yodur honourable conduct. ' T arm. Sir, yDur obedient servant "76, Fleet-street, Dec. 13. (Signed) " W DENNT." To J. A. Richardsn-, :Esq." TO THJE EJDITOR OF THE TIMES.