To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-I observe two more appeals on behalf of the late sufferem by fire in your paper of to-dav. and I taLe the liberty of reconendint to the inhabitants of the iarge and populous wards of Farringdon- within and without, to pursue the san.e plan which wirs adopted a. short time since in this vrard (Bread-street) -under a similar calamity. A house was burnt in Distaff-lanc, which was let out in lodgtegs to, several persons, an-d three met with accidents in escaping. A few days atter, some gentlemen having intimated by had-bill their in- tention of callin. round to solicft subsriptions, it was so well re- ceived, that in a fewb hours 1501. was collected, and afterwards distri- buted in propsrtion to each lodger's less, the bouscholder being in. sured. I anL. Sir. vour obedient servant. Ai. E.1 LESSM Frid1-.ftrPPt_ V- 9flt TO Tt 1.TTPOTT OP THZiE TlnrER.