Hackney-Coaches.
TO THB EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-In a paragraph in The hacr= of the 6:h ir.st., relating to haclkney-coaches, signed H., the writer takes upon himsdlf to s that thereis no book of hackney-coach f respublished by autbOrity. In answer, I beg to satte for the information of H. and the public that there is a book, published in .ulv, 1821, by me, under the authority of the, Commissioners, and sold by their permission, at this oflice only, (called Tlhe Packney Coach Directory) It contains nearly l8,O0{rdistinct fares, and other necessary inforzmation; and as a proof that it is to be relied on, I have sold the first edition, a very large one, and am now sCliDg the second; and as a further proof of its correctness, the coachmen have not been able, in the course of the three year my work has been published, to discover a singlc error, although they have llooked a'barp after it. I take it for granted, 31r. E:ditor, that your correspondent I doss not know of my boak of fares, or he would not do what he has no hght to do, namely, nake an assertion (unless he knows he is correct) which may injare me itn the sole of my work. T Tf1lvDurl r,i 1l ,.1 :1 ranaour tn insrt the above. and am.L .Sir. Pour obedliet servant, JAIMES QUAIEE, Sarveyor. I-acknqy-coacn Lrre, IcwDer Zsa, lo;4. HACKN.ZY-COACJRES.