For The Times.
Mr. Battier presents his complime;ste to the Editor of The Tinmes, would feel much obliged if he can acquaint him with the a(Tdress of the gentleman who inserted a letter in his paper of the 8th of April, signed" 1 les." MAvr. Battier begs to assuje the Editor that he has bv no means a hostile motive in miaking thIs request: an interview with " Miles" is of the most serious imnportance to Alr. Battier, wlho pledges his word of honour as a gentleman, that, shoud the ad. dress and real name of " Miles" be communicated to him, he will observe inviolable secrecy, and make no use of anv interview he may have, without the express permission of the gentleman who in- serted the letter of the 8th of April, here alluded to. Should the l.ditor decline cemplying with Air. Battier's request, perhaps he wiUl have the kindness to forwayd this letter to the gentle- man IY qnestion, who is hereby requested to favour Mlr. Battier with an interview, at Tho pson's Hotel, Cavendishl-square, and to apprise him by letter througlh the two-pennv-post, on what day Mr. Batti-r may expect him. Should " Miles" prefer it, Mr. Battier wiU do himselfthe pleasure of waiting on him at his oWn residence. Thompson's Zlotel, Cavendish.square. FOR THE TIMES.