The Royal Exchange.
TO THEi EDITOR OF THE TIAE. Sir,-]Befhre the workmen have quitted the Royal ExcheXe, I wish to call the attention of Lhe peraonsi charged with the repairs t an oversigbt which may be easily remedied. A litte below the Ste. tues is a ledge running all roundl the building, on which of coarse s qUantitV of dirt is colleced, and remaint uutil washed off by thti rain. i'hiI running down on the stone underneath, disAgures it. br long black stnipes, and an.Y one will see tlat it is aleady consider. ably stained, a,nd at tle same time 'eel persuaded th2t j' soMe re. mnedvis not applied, the whole wvill be h the coorse pf nett winter as blaclt as it as beforc the caping took place. Surely some way mfght be contrived to prevent this ornament to the ity from being so disfirnred. I am. Sir. rea seetfnllv. vour obhdient servant. I London, Aug. 14. VIATOPL TRE ROYAt._EXCIIrANGE.