Hackney-Coach Fares.
I TO THEE EDITOR OF TEE TIMiES. Sir,-Seeing in your paper a suggestion with respect to rectiving4 houses for letters, permit me to bint to the Commigsioners of Hack- ney coaches, how useful a thing it would be if the distancem from, well-known stations wereput up against the houses in the rnain streets- -for instance I mile from the Royal Excbange, or 14 milefron; Charing-cress, and-so on; hef3r mny impositeons it would xPTevent, and how nany additional fares it would create wbe;r people knew what they had to pay. For my own part knowing hsoiliablcI a= to be impnse upon , practce for years has been, "D.ive rne a .sh:llingor an eigbteenpcnny fare," and then I am sure to have no difference with the driver, though sometimes I may getaehoff'shil_ ling or eighteenpenny's worth. I am your humbleservant, * A, INVALID. HACKNEiY-COACH FARME