To The Editor Of The Time...
Mr. Editor,.._.Being about b estwablish a ercntile cncern in v post-tOwn II miles FrOm Londbn, I rhall feel obligedI if an, of vouQr corresponderits can inform mne, through the medium of your paper whether it be possible, in the reguiis. coure of the poet, to forw'ard a communication by it in the evening of one day, and t6 receive ant answer the following morning ? As the mail dowvn muet pRsa, thtough the town before ten oclock the same evening, and the naail up in all probability not before three or four o'clock in the raorning, it is quite evident, that by keepinzg the post-office open from ten till eleven o'clock at night, for the pur- pose of delivering any letters vhich might be sent for, and rreeiving answvers to them. scach fatilitv of commrunication would be qtsite practicable; but wvhether it be afforded or not is the nuestioR r-A- - ?',,V,CU Jy - F-. 1P. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TrMSs.