The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-16 00:00:00

TO THE. EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.

• (We received ?evierdav the foilowtog fetter• ; owd ',week s
we lament. as or have always dew. that dntuoisso should pre-
eil among th.• Friends of FIVV4II4I and Reform. we know awl
haw wean or. the part of aa impartial depository of facts swift
e place Ike 'Alert is worsting' on the entries, of wr Pore
Vie bore no party to gratify or fes.r. and we will karts none
hot the Friend. of Junk" and the Enemies of the People. o
e ode we will perform the dot) of as iodepewdest Joorsal.
liiLiug troth and joellee alwoys for oar pldr.)

Rs a,—TAe itielosesi Letter will serve to Illustrate
the cbaracter of s IVAN whom, mouths sou. 1 found
It necessary, for my non justilicatiots, to brand pub-
licly " a coward and a liar." Hy is no wmi
Moe% benbath my notice, as he is souk below the
consideration 14 all who lota truth and abbot ma.
tis pity. Bat, as the facts confabbed is my letter to
Mr. Jactson will 991V1P farther to dewlap his con..
Mims to the world, I send them lo yes le make what
tee yes please of thee.-1 am, Sir, your obedient
Versant,

TIIOM MI CLEARY.
Alf,f4-plare, Iti,dforJ Jae. 15. 1819.

TO WILCIAM JACKPOS. IPACI. PVIILISITER OF
CMIBLIT's POLITICAL 1111.61STIIR.
SIR,—In a letter addressed to you, and puhlislied
In the Register of last week. Mr. lic re has taken
the oppotionity of introducing my nime, cettaiely
with very little ceremony. In what be pretends tr
be a reply to my letter to Mr. COSMITT.
How far he has refused my vindication of myself,
I leave to the Public to joule : that l'ublic which •
too enlightened to seller Iholf. for one moment, t,
be marled or imposed en by Mister Hum
In the first place, he says my letter to him al
the Derby icier.", was a "public letter," wriii•l
to hies Ina " public capacity." Although it is i
waste of words, to reply to this hardy assertion,
from the reellop I know to he oniversally entertair
upon the torbject moil all reflecting people, ye•
mill not now safer this impudent fzileeliot il to ,
without a complete exposers of the malignity et
baseness of its Inventor. I commence, then, will
positively denying the whole of his statement. As;
arse who reads that letter, will be cautioned t
its being both private and a video/SI. It •
never read by me, at any ilLeatig, ritual private
itioddic; and so far from my having 'stillest it,
" Secretory" to what Mr. Cosscrr has deftest,
" the Hump," I never in my life filled that Oust?
to that body ; 'iambi la the coinage of Allister i inn'
brain, which appears susceptible of ei•v illy
bet the right ono. That letter, under " • same ci,
carnstances, I 'mid again write; lor it was not
til some time eller I bad otillen it, t' at the WI
terror', of the now sustorinas Meer (i) fit roatijt
for Mister HUNT) was diseuveted. I trolly lam
that Mr. Cusacrr, whose powers of 'mooning fr
hies in his endeavour to fig a meaning upon it wv
estecialued by the writer, should bare spoken of
otherwise than the fair sad manifest impart eft
minted. Mister HUNT, it is tree,. •odatiod it on I
hastiogo, but not anti, he cos. compelled is do .•
the people. it world have insomed huporpose,
doubt, much better to bat' gone on slating, ss be did
his first emotion of this letter, sod in base it be,
too, "bar I had mid ". 0 no one el., could beget.l won
ea noir* TO Muss AND II SO 1111111C4 ItitstLF,
This was what I or...ied. and rolled for the ten,
for I knew I Lotdit not have used such an fire
in the sense Muster HVNT had ',presented ; and s
It wet, after some daystieley, produced. there
lief amon on the AN:tinge, save MiAter Ilaxr, w
did out instantly ampiit me of the charge, se foal
and, give me leave to say, so maliciously
against me. Indeed, it wilt be in the tecollectioa
the persons then present. tkat it was with great dal
colt, I obliged Mister HUNT ta teed the letter. WI
he first spoke of it, in my absence, be said. cloppi
his hand on his coat pocket, '' I have it here." As of
as I came to the beatings anti demanded il,ine said it
in his desk is Norfolk-street—" mould I go for it
and, upon my offering to do so, he osid be ow
bring it himself; and ultimately, es he alleged,
tent a young lady for it to his country rest
In fact, Sir, when the letter was at length bit
/mimed, the demand for it having become Beget
that it could no longer be withheld, it was fount
contain as such meaning as had been stated by Mit
Burns notwithstanding the spheral iageneity of
stunner in which he rioted the words, " I
silasest hang them myself." in harp capitols,
tate from—" for playing the game of the lye-
small. &e.;' am espremien, merely tudicative of
dimpprobetios of them gash and absurd proceed',
by which the Guveroment obtained some col
pretence for saying, that a " spirit of disco,
leadlog to acts of insabordinetion sod whiter
had missed; and which,. as it afterwards app.
had been actually excited and fosteated by them
THAT VERN PURPOSE: for it should be
folly borne in mind that, when I wrote that
Outfit, the instigator of the unfortunate tome,
' then enknown. It is well understood that Id;
• jumbles the letter of Mk. Coast-Tr, until .1
Hume bad reed a SECOND private letter of mi
• him, potting him an his ges. • against an ati
which I had teemed was meditated al in biro.
Now let as see how the 'act steads with 101
to Mister Hunt's assmilon. that he has " rat
T• DILSONTRATION" that the letter, I read on
literthlragt Mr. C s'wasantforger
y,
u'eld hoseu se
It
owl iaostiedil
b
ha HUM which did not occur till ISI t," and
" *utensil orlon," in his letter to Sir lit trim
DETT, is in the following winds :—" You pea
that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr.
serf is made to all we Balms liunt. al Ir
find, /VTR TEAR, before any human betag .
heard of me by that name ; for it wee ant till
the simmer of ISM, " whet I stood two email
Elections for Bristol, that any living avatar
coupled my name via that city." Liars *red to,
good memories. Why, Sir, I Lave In my
*inn, and will produce to any owe who wit
see them, on lest than THREE dilates, re.
• liand.llol., %Lich were, at that Om., Pete,',
circulated over tun country, most oingulorty "
hog, Ins name with that city." The ir't of el
(hoed so long ago as the .2rl of June, 1607, '
public dinner, field at !lir TROUT Tat' RN. Be
to celebrate the tetoru of Sir Fa MIS HUSDI

We received yesterday the foilowiog letter.: sad though s I
lam ent. a. or have always doer. that detests., should pre-
I :moor the Friends u( F0V11199 and Reform. we know owl
ar• the panel's impartial depository of facts swift
place the IA-tiers is question on the columns of sou Pore
r have no party so gratify or fei.r. and we will know none
I the Friend. of Junk" and Ilse l'oessies of she People. 1 •
Os we will preform she duty of so isdepewirst Joursal,
ling truth mod justice alwo)s for ser geler.)
TO Tilt EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.
Ssu.—'l'h► int-lased I.ett•r sill serve to Illustrate
se character of 9 MAN whom, mouths ago. I found
necessary, for my non justilicatiots, to brand pub-
rly " a coward and a liar." He is new a•
loch beehath my notice, as he is soak below the
oneiderstion v.f all who lots truth and abhor ma-
ignity. Bat, as the facts contsioed is my letter to
lir. Jaellsoe will nerve foriber to develop his COD-
lett is' the world, I send three to you Its make whet
,se you please of them.-1 am, Sir, your obedient
erten!,
TIIOM be CLEARY.
.Mlred•plare, Bedford Name. Jas. 15. 1815.
WILt.IAAI JACKSON, E'Ql. PVIILISOTER OF
CaIIBLIFti POLITICAL 1111.61STIAL
Stn,—ln a totter addressed tn you, and puhlished
in the Register of last week, Mr. Ikea liar taken
the oppoitowity of Introducing my mote, cettaialy
kith very little ceremony. In what Is pretends to
Se • reply to my letter to Mr. COSSITT.
flow far be has reform, my vindication of myself,
leave In the Public to judge : that Public which is
too enlightened to stiffer Hslf, for one moment, t
be misled or imposed en by .I!ider HUNT.
In the first place, he says my letter to him shoo
Om Derby selferers, wss a "public letter," wrist•
to him in a " public capacity." Although it is
waste of words, to reply to this hardy assertion
from she froth" I know so he 'nisei-tally entertain
upon the itobject among all reflecting people, ye•
will not now safer this impudent in pas
without a complete exposure of the malignity a
baseness of its Inventor. I commence, thee, wit
positively denying the whole of bit statement. An
sue who reads that letter, will be convinced
its being both prirate sod a nfidential. It wit
never read by me, el any /IL cling, roues private o
isitidic; and so far from my haying written it,
is Secretory" to what Mr. Cosscrr has designs!
" Nt II91911," I never in my life filled that Outdo
to that body ; racers' in the coinage of Mister DVS
brain, which appears susceptible of tool impreesin
bet the right ens. That letter, under " e same CI
camstances, 1 weed spits write; for it was not or
till some time after I bad artitspn it, at the for
terrace of the now waterloos Oliver fit coatijut
for Mister lleNt) was discovered. I only la
that Mr. Cusatir, whose powers of reasoning fa
biro in his endessour to fix a sesssitig upon it net
ewtecislued by the writer, should have spoken of
otherwise than she fair sod ussiiilest burped w
Tented. Mister Hums, it is Sr.., • -odeeed It our t
hustings, but not until he was compelled le tin so
the peupk. It would have answe.•d harp/rose,
doubt, much better to ha v• gone on sal Oat, ss be did
his first vocation of this letter, and in have it belie
too, that I had mid "lJ leo one el., could be get.lwou
10 DOWD TO D1.99T AND II ISO TIM NTT stesst.r
This was what I or...iesl, and called (or the site
for I knew 1 Lotdoi tint have esed sorb an @artist
in the setts. Mester liunx had represented ; and o
it was, after some days delay, produced, there
riots mmt on the hustings, ears ulster I/OTT, I/
did out instantly acysit me of the charge, se foe
and, give me leave to say, so maliciously ea
against me. Indeed, it be in the tecollectioo
the persons then present. that it was with great di
colt, I obliged Mister Homes te mad the letter. W
he first spoke of it, in my absence, be said. clap',
his hand on his coat pocket, " I hayed here." As s
as I came !so the holdings a nil demanded it,lsit mid it
in iris desk ie Norfolk-street—" mould I go for if
liar), span my offering to do so, he said be so
brio( it himself; and ultimately, es he al aged,
soot a young lady for it to his country reside
In fact, Sir, when the letter was at length Oros
forward, the demand for it having become Bogen
that it could no longer be withheld, it was fount
contain es such meaning as had been stated by N.
Buns s notwirhstanding the spittle' iagenelly of
wanner in whirls he printed the words, " 1 c
silmest hong them myself," in large capitols, s
tate froas—" for playing the game of the tyrant
OW I. ate.;' so expression, merely iudicative of
dimpprobstiou of those rash sod absurd proceed;
by which the Govmonsent obtained some coke
potence for saying, that a " spirit of disco's
leadiag to ads of insabo►diestion and vielen
had palmed; and which. as it afterwards app.
bed been actually excited and fosteated by them r
111 AT VERN PURPOSE: for it should be
folly borne in mind the, when I wrote diet le
Cusco, the instigator of the unfortunate men,
' then unknown. It is well sooderstard t►at Idi
• Frothiest the letter of Mk. Cooserrr, and' If
Hues bad reed a SECOND privets letter of oir
bias, potting his an his gee• against an at
which I had teemed was meditated al in fain•.
New let es see bow the oacT stood' with roe
to Mister Hunt's assertion. that be has " tit
Tw ntwootaostoo" that tha letter, I read on
llestiogs, was a forgery, " because it was im
bin that Mr. Cusa►TT "tumid hove nientioatea
its 1808 which did not occur till 181 t," and
" demonsti ation," in his letter to Sir Fa %/iris
VETT, is in the following winds :—" Voss per
that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr.
BUTT is made to call we lialseot. Hue/. at lb
• TOILIt TEAR, before any human being h
heard of me by that saute ; (or it wee ant till
the S9IDIDIFT of 1812, " when I onod two Cost
Llectinus for Bristol, that soy fixing creator
coupled ;Ns sear frith that city." Liars need to
good memories. Why, Sir, 1 have in my
si,sn, and will produce to any one who wis
see them, on less than '111REI: diffetent ►at
• I.and•iills, %Lis+ were, at that time, eaten
circulated over the country, most Angularly "
hug, 1.4 name with that city." 't•he CO of I
doled so lung 'co as die '24 of June, 1607, '
vutdir dinner, turld at the Toout TA
to cvlebistr the worts of Sir 1111NliS 612110

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(We received yawner the followiag letters t and though 01
we karat. as we have always dose. that dietician bbeeki pee-
wll noon the Friends of Freedom sod Reface'. we haw net
Mw wr ran act Or part a as impartial depilatory of facie weirs
we parr the Letters is wattle° as **release of our Paper
Wr have roc party to gratify or fear. sad we will heels acme
hot the Irina. of festive and the Earteas of the People. To
cods ue will Ferrara she daty of an iodspesslest Journal,
tallog troth mad justice always fee our 'side.]

TO THE FOITOIt OF THF. STATESMAN.
Sto.—The inelemed Letter will serve to lllaetrile
the character of e man, whom, mouths ago, I famed
It necessary, for my own jingle:sacra, to brood pub.
Hely " a coward aid a liar." lie in now as
Mach beolmtli my Notice, me he is seek below the
con.iderotion of oil who love truth and abhor um.
ligoity. Bat, •9 the feet, contained I. my letter to
Mr. JActsoa will eerie (*rarer to develop hie con—
r• the world, I tend them to you lo make whet
tee you pleat* of them.-1 em, Sir, your obedient
Dertant,
THOMAS CLEARY.
Alfralitore, Seaford Mare. Jim. lb. NIL

TO WILLIAM JACKSOS. PPRLIIMER
COIIIILTTS POLITICAL RLGISTIA.
OF
Ste,—ln a letter addressed te you. and putillshrid
in the Register of lest isetk, Mr. lit nit has taken
she oppotsogity of introducing my name, ctetaisly
with very little someway. In what he preload, to
be a reply to my truer to Mr. Cosset,.
Ilnis for be has refried goy vindicetion of myself,
I leave I. the Public to jedgt : that Public which is
too enlighunied to seller itself, for one moment, to
be misled or imposed on by Mister Hunt.
In the Snit piece, he says my letter to him about
the Derby stainers, was a "public letter," written
to him in a " public capecity." Although it is a
waste of words. to reply to this hardy assertion,
from lb. kelt/ I kilow to he saiverselly entertained
upon the waged among all ',Recast( people, yet I
will soot Dike seller this impudent falsehood to pees
without a complete exposure of the malignity and
baseness of its inventor. I cismwornee, then, with
positively denying the •hole of his statement. Any
owe vihe reads time letter, will be egotist:ad of
Its being both primie sod *efts/ow/W. It was
never read by me, al any Meeting, miser private or
Oldie; and se far from my having gorillas it, as
" Secretary" to whet Mr. Cosarrr has designated
84 Ike Hemp," I never le my life lilted that ',tuition
to that body ; visor irs lha coinage of Mister I iurres
broke, whirls appears soserptibk of ell impression
bet the right ens. That tester, gilder °I se Mani cir.
consistences, I would spin write; for it nes Met NO-
W some time after I had written it, s' at the inter.
fervor' of the now stotorines Oliver (a it toothiest
for Mister Ilu:1t) was diseestied. I slily lamest
that Mr. Cusacrr, whose powers of realms* foil
him in his enduesour to fix a wee oo ioo g epos it never
eistersalued by the writer, should have spoken of it
otherwise than the fair and manifest import wee.
ranted. Mister HUNT, it is tree,. 'edited it ow the
bestiaes, bet net until be awl compelled to de ins
by
the peopk. It would have answered his purpose, se
sluebt,much better to base gout on sitting, as be did es
his lost mention of this letter, avid to bate it believed
toe, shot lasi sold "If seance/a, couldbe get.' woui.o
ago siovcx so Dames AND n vsn Tut. wry; wycssLr."
This was what I de•ird. and celled lot the letter;
for I know I totaled tent have used elicit an osmosis,
is the %en,' Mute" Iluno had represented ; and when
It was, after some days delay, produced, there was
Isola man on the hastings, save Mister llcxt, who I
did out lustaotly acquit me of the charge, so foully
and, give me leave to say, so maliciously made
against me. Indeed, it will be in the tecollrctieo of
the persons then present, that it was with great dill-
colt, I obliged Mister HUNT In trod the letter. When
be first spoke of it, is my absence, be said. clapping
Ms band ems his cost pocket, " lion:sit here." As soon
as I came to the hostiogs tad demanded it, be said it was
in his desk lu Nerfelk-street—" stoold I go for UP"
and, upon my aeries to do so, he said he would
brio; it hinted( ; and ultimately, as he alleged, he
sent a young lady for it to his country residence.
In fact, Sir, when the letter was at ',oath brought
forward, the deemed for it having become material
that it could no longer be withheld, it was found to
contain ne neck meaning as had been stated by Mister
BUIsTs aetwithstanding the spittle' iggerseity nf the
wooer in wl.ich be printed the words, " I could
sanest hang them myself," in large capitals, stpe.
tate from—"for playing the game of the tyrants se
mil, ;" so esprenion, merely indicative of my
dieeppriabetios of those rush and absurd proceeding.
or siblch the Goverament obtained some coke, of
pewees for *eying, that • " spirit of discontent
'iodise to acts of insobordiovtion sod violence,"
bad 'aimed; and which, es it afterwards app. .od,
bad been Wisely excited grad fomented by these 1..0R
I.IIAT VERY PURPOSE: for it should be are.
folly borne in mind that, when I wrote that letter,
Olivia, the instigator of the unfortunate men, was
then unkoovin. It is well understood that I did not
produce she linter of Mk. Cnsert-r, until Mister
Hunt bad end • SECOND private letter of mine to
him, putting him on his !Lev ' against ag attack
which I had learned was inediiiittd sr la
Na. let us see bow the I'ACT stands with respect
to Mister HUNT'S inSerlien, that be has PROVID
To nEIOSITILATion" that the letter, I reed an the
Mooing*, was a forgery, " because it was impossi-
ble that Mr. COsaiirr would have sensitised a fact
in 1808 which did not occur till 1812," and which
" demonstration," in his letter to Sir I:Boras Bea-
-INi-Tv, is in the following winds :—" Yoe perceive
that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr. Cos-
ine is made to all ma BltirroL Hunt. al lima Pa-
'lied, rota TEARS before any human being had ever
heard of me by that name ; for k wee not till after
the summer of 1812, " when 1 stood two cogitated
Electiews for Bristol. that any living creature ever
coupled my fume with that city." Donated to have
good memories. Why, Sir, 1 Lave in my posses-
sing, and will produce to any age who wishes to
wry arm, no lees than THREE dilleient rosette
handbills, shirh were, at that trme, ostensively
gircetated over the country, most sissiest.rly " coup-
ling lik name wish shat city." The gist of them is
doted so long ago as the 2d of June, 1807, " at a
public dinner, held at the TROUT TATL3334, IinISTOL,
to celebrate the !stout of Sir liet:scis LIVIDLET:'

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•
ENIt Y If UNT in tkr Mai r.The nut dated the 10th that you may was Boon for the public 'good sa_y
of J sly, 1807, "Ala nueserinis sad rvirpodehle suM- ! may no amissary. I shall send a espy of this loiter
iota of freemen, frovholders. and inhottitoots of the Cifg to twit se thew tedeprodout Joissuais
that Ow, may
of Dristol, held at the LANG snd Lona. in Thomas• ids* helessO the &Utilities of dia 111;ts it cantatas.
siren, for the express perpose of onsioirlog into the
present disgraceful Hato or tho Elective FrOfsclivs."
HENRY II GNI, in the Chair; and the third du a
the 151 It of Minch, ISOR, " At a unterows mod re.
sped able Meeting of freeholders, frames, and lain-
bitants of the City of Bristol, Frioods to lb. Putty of
Election mud the just Rights of the People, Wild et
the Lows AND LANZ, Bristol," 111 NRY HUNT
is ii. Chair. So much for the VERACITY of Mister
DENT. sod so tondo for its hoist" ss a period of foss
year! before any bunion being ever heard of Hunt
TUC 'lento:. whs. ;"•for that, in troth, is the lon-
gouge of Mat. Loaartt's letter, sad not" Ilatstot.
HUNT," la it has sailed that Umsfiristess falsely to
quote it.
It is metros dist I tacitly, or in any way, admitted
Mr. Count's letter to br a forgery. 1 *dolt no
seek thing; but I my, " whether it be or be net a
forgery, I bare to those Gentlemen, through whose'
bands it circuitously come into mine. to mole." I
biro not the slightest Joilbt that it is to Mr. Coo •
SA.TT'S hood-writhes, although homey bare folgottes '
it, and that it cam* too by the Bishop's Waltham
ost. if I hod had. doubt, I shield not have feed it
to the Elector+ ; our have I the smallest doubt thus
Mister IluNr himself knew it to be 1111e•tw at she,
very limo be so r calif! pronennered it a forgery."
hod heard of the letter long before the Election
sod bed men told Mister livnir of It ; hut I hod
nom sees it boil it was slot into my hoods by Mr
as Mr. COlislar'S opinion of Ibis biocado.
which alone induced mole trod it.
The neat thing I shall notice, is the alleged es.
mention of Mr. DOLIIT. IL certainly coiled upon
sad hod mulch coosonotios with hie; but I curd I
oat, and did not, address him :—" If Hunt says
NIS word AGAINST us upon the llostisigs, I boverit
a luster of " Commits's that will stop his mouth at
oteta." AGAINST us! AGAINST WllOll ? I leas I
then, and for three days doting this Election, ac-
tively supporting Major CAnwitiout, oitb all the
strength of which L was capable, and would have
continued to do so till the last boor of the lilectitsii,
had be not rosigood. nut only uncosioiseird with the
Committee of Sir Fasects BMIDITT sod
Douc Lodi to xsostosbot in avowed eppooilitto to them.
could not bare anticipoird the pcoduction of ay
TWO private letters to Mister Hunt, whom I was is
the Whit of solvelog, li.owevsr I might deprecate his
opposition to Major. CART* Mani. Tho fact is„
besmear, that my 'kit to Mr. DOLBT was to solkit
his soppoct for the Major ; and is !opt, to his ob-
stinately. that Mr. Contact pointed out Mister
HUNT as et person to re-
plied, that Mr. Count had written a piper. •hich
he hod read et the srolversory dinner lathe Triumph
of Westminster on the 43,i of May, 1816. iw •hick
he strongly recommended MajorCtaTwalcnT I. fill
that sitestioo, nod which I woisul print, sad did
iI
accordinei Out sod titillate Ike following slay.
Tbst +it paid by Sir Fiona, Humour?, or by
any oih.r porno., oilier directly os ineirectly, for
limy humble ..fort I might have used, is FALSE, as I
distinctly stated at Ike lots Election, sad now rei!..
ram "lithos* hazard of contradiction; and BASELY
FALSE, when trumpeted forth with all the plausibi-
lity of troth. awl said toe of a man, who has endea-
voured to stem the motto of callous spinal Mr.
COSIIETT, •Int who osier mot Mister Him but wits.
forting, of kindness. previous to tut person's futon
and outrageous attack spots l.im ; on stark, by the
falsehood. violence, oi.il nielignity of whirls his life
nes pot in imminent dasso.r, and through which it
might tlenss sacrificed lot the irritated passions of
the demised people, (sad he brew on the llootiogs
when it was made 11.• sehrisble and know Nsajor
CANTWIIIGUT felt so di.gusted with ,{lister HUNT'S
cendect that be bosomed to th Poll the f •Ilowstig
day, and to mirk in e signal degree his abhorrence
of that conuartastdgave a plenum forSi.F.Bultent.
at the sane Out publicly assigning as the reason of
Ids vote, that .6 these was no other Candidate. ros the
principles of Heftiest Reform, whom his jedgrd leer-
thy of support :" a rebuke. which proceeding from
suck tips, and on such en occasion, ought to base
produced some effect to itio quarter to which it was
addressed.
It is certainly descending too low to take notice
of any thing stitch falls from Mister HuNT • bet it
may not be amiss if I state who were " tie throe
drunken roffisos who." as he says, " with vulgar
oaths and brutal imprecations dentstirPci to be shown
into his room. In order to couiradkt this, it it only
*comity for me to say, toot they% ow: no other
than Mr. PATIN WALKER, Wise felt justly iodignot
at the condoct poisord towards mw, and agreed et
the hoer of 'leers o'clr(k to be the bearer of my
tette, to Mr.lloot,accompoolod by Mr. Powers sod
Mr. FARRELL, who neat with Mr. WALKER to
ness the nowt, and pretest the ocretrence of any
thing but the receipt of Mr. Hoofs answer. The
names of those Gfellemen will be sufficient to prove
the rostra folsokond of Mister Hunt's allegation, any
sew of whom geoid hem wrong this poltroon by the
soak, if be had used half the losolosico towards them
he has dared tososall ate with. hot which ho knows
he Is safest provost in doing. from my very ill sate
of basidi for many months back ; I am, booms,,
roeurriog. and, with the Magog *1 Goo, this fol-
low shell mot mops N.
I profess myself toil* gonad to the task id es-
lesiva ins a cootroversy with Mister Hunt that
shall base its foondatina is misaopirsontstait and
fs;.ehood, of which he appears to he so perfect a mas-
ter. As to Mr. Cosaerr, I yet rely epos his some
of what is tight and whet is writes, to make use
aowtods as moo as he confer all dm fool language he
has hooped upon me, sod which I think he could
oul) ha Isolored to do from false information.—
Shoold I in Ibis espectation be disappointed, I shell
have sothiog so moil bet that a powerful mind
like his, should be so overcome by prrjodica as sot
distinctly to see hie way.
1 am, your obedient servant,
Alfred place. ftedfetd-square, THOMAS CLEARY.
1411 Jess. lilt.
P. S. Though the greater part of this letter relates
to falsehoods uttered by Mister HUNT, and Hough
seasider him too coutomptibis for me to notice tithe
Ifni' regard to my own character, yet I have deemed
it advisable to put )ou to possession of these facts,

Ni. TORSLY.