To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Having felE much interested awd aftfited on reading the let:er yvo had the kinduess to insert from Mtr. Smiith, wvho states hie h.s lost every thing by the late fire in Fleet-street, it has occurred to me that as hits business iR thaL ot a tailor, the public viasy assist hitv without a charitable subscription. Let books be opened under the direction of a comnmittee to receive orders. One or two guineas to be paidl on giving the order, end the reneainder on deliverr of the goods : I\lr. Smith to wait unon the parties to ineasute, &c. in the order in which their names are en- tered. This will form a fund at once, that will e-nable hinm to proceed wtuh his busine#s, und I feel confident the publicwill take an intcrest in Ro <iistressing a mase, introduced bv the individual himself (on bethalf of a large tamilv) withss nuuch candour aunl proprie'.y. I sm Sir- vonr most nhedient cervanL A CfONSTANT READER. Wtmiister, INov. 16. TO THE ED! TOB OF ITE YIM1fES.