To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-I beg to avail myself ofyour promptitude in conveying through the med itum of your widely extended paper, any useful hint thlat may lead to a public accommodation ; and La 1, like many other ladies whose friends are distantly situated in the metropolis, and not possessing the advantage of a carriage of my own, should frequently have recourse to a hackney-coach, were [ not detened by the fear of imposition or abuse ; these considerations have suggested to me an idea. that if a board with a list of regular fares, similar to the tolls at a turnpike-gate. was put up at every coach-stand, much altercation, or the fear of it, migbt be obviated ; and a lady miglit venture to call a coach with a degree of precision and confidence in- applicahle to the present system. Should vou kindly undertake this piece of knight-erranitry, it will be seen that the da\ys of chivalry are not yet over, and confer a lastinig obligation on, .Sir. Your VerY lumble servant- JULIA. iw cICenham, Mtiarch 17. TO THE, EDITOR OF TIlE TIMES.