Jew Bail.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMIES. Sir,- Alliw me the opportuinity (through the medium of vour widelv-circulat:ed iournal) to call the attention of the city authorities to the intoierab!e nuisance at the end of Chancerv-iane occasioned by those misern ile-looking wretches y clept Jew-bail, collecting in roneps on each tside of the pavement, impedinz the progress of the public, who are .oecessitated to go off the pavenent into the tnuddr road, as well as the incalculable injury sustained by thie shbpkeeper, whose door-way they completely block ap; and shiould he have the temerity to even remanstrate with these rttffianson the improprietv of suei coniduct, lie is immniediately assailcd with the grossest abuse, anid is daringly told that they have a rieht to stand where thev please and as lons' as theb please. I am a ittle surprised at the city officers (who atre known fbr their vitrilattee) not driving them under the gate- way of Sergeanrt'-inn thereby giving the public a free passase, as well as the shopkeeper, who have, iT common with the Judges, loudly complained. The mast etfctinal tnethod of ridding the street would be. by sc- lecting three OT Ibur of the most troublesome for rrosecutioa at the sessions, hy indictmert, as a public nuisance, the expense to be equally borne by the shopkeepers who are annoyed byt-hem: I would cheerfilIly contribute may share. But this trouble and expense to the shopkeeper may be obviated bv y our inserting this letter; as it may then catch tne attention of the city law officers, who may takc it upl. I arm. SiT. vours reasPetfaIllst A SEOPKEEPER. Chanceryv-ane, SeptCTnber 14. 1824.- JEIV BA ft..