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London, England, 1855-06-20 00:00:00

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?)0,;" u"., POST.—The following Circular Letter, a copy of
it-llrtht..ean forwarded to the printer of each publication now
Iteerc :Ugh the Post under the Newspaper privilege, is publi hod
QllOrraation •
I - . General Post-office, June 14 1855.
44)
I, th PUblication of which you are the printer, has hitherto
por°,lZh the post under the newspaper privilege, I am directed
"lort;talaster4-leneral to request your attention to the provi-
Vws•lo Act To 'amend the Laws relatlng to the Stamp Duties
411,ttit and to provide for the transmission by post of
mcai pubiteadiono,” which has now received the Royal
th•
tho s 1, Act every periodical publication printed in cmformlty
°veral remlations tl.zrein specified, on paper duly stamped
,11%2P'aPriated die and posted within 15 days from the date of
bt""i will, on and and
the day appointed for the Act to take
tt;i43, thr tilled to the privilege of transmission and re,transmis-
h,ttatiB .I'6,t) betwe p
en les in the United Kingdom, on certain
at, amone these arace the following :-
12fioale_Publication must have the title and date of publica-
, '4—`,on the top of every page ; and
ori,lt Must be folded in such a manner that the whole of the
rtineicania. denoting the duty, shall be exposed to view, and
I „,,s Visible on the outside.
li)htt 007_ hardly point out that, unless the publication printed by
10,iodical publication. in every respect conformable to the
41‘,4 res,7„,°l the Act it will not in future be entitled to any privilege
th."vet to its tr'ansmiision by the post. But should you desire
044:401 Dablication shall enjoy the postal privilege, lam to draw your
)stl!llklesPecially to the two conditions just named, as being those
Dog,Y to be overlooked, and to suggest that you should advise
)0443.,,:t5ber and readers to comply with the second, so as to avoid
kitttkigyenience that would otherwise result from its enforcement.
Ilee such compliance, I am further to suggest the in a-
'44 Printing the paper, that the stamp or stamps shall inva-
'44 an an outside page. and of adopting both these measures
4, fetell,,ll, the new regulations become compulsory,
Viet,' Act farther provides that, to entitle a publication to the
.toii2 connected with transmission beyond the United Kingdom,
Katng conditions, in addition to those already noticed, shall
F,44lne Postmaster-General must be satisfied that such pub-
o-etbk: newspaper, or entitled to the privilege of a newspaper,
b,Stii;4 meaning of existing Treaties and arrangements with
10,1 ~Colonial Governments ; and
''• if Noll4eezrietor or printer must register the publication at
k), ea in London.
-skid -ier you de'ire that the publication. of which you are
'lldi,gall'enjoy these privileges, it is necessary that you
144 t, ` a written application to that effect. addressed—
,. "To the Secretary of the Post-office,
l'clo,;),ewspaper Register.) London,"
• '01• 11. ,s`nt a specimen copy, stamped with the appropriated die.
f. riPlication must further be ac-.•ompanied by the sum of
110; ate s'e for admission to the register, awl this payment will en.
,40wspaper to be retained on the register till the let of July,
11'4 the fee be transmitted through the post, it should be by
))(1, a post-office money order, payable to Mr. Maitland Wilson
7. A'? the General Post-office, Londol.
Illot4:ike fee of ss. must be paid, in the same manner, yearly, viz.,
• fore the 15th June, otherwise it will be understood that
in questide is no longer desired, and the name of the
07tian will be removed froth the Register at the close of the
'Ni,"rith of June. Of this arrangement due notice will be given
141 Itle to time.
loPi, toltttaf. of course, be understood that, even while the publica-
thbe inues on the register, the privilege of transmission abroad
)otn4` by any change which shall deprive the publication of the
~ttlinAfieS of a newspaper, within the meaning of the treaties,
tiN."4'4 to above.
Veo qestmaster.General desir3s me also to explain that regis-
Illot absolutely secure any postal privilege after the publi-
'it,‘twlleft this country, as his Lordship has no power to require
ItritismeC era foreign country, or even (with a few exceptions)
k4' It colony, to treat a publication as a newspaper merely
r 4 be-
g QOM to be such in this country, although the fact of its
4 Claimed, upon the register will be presumptive evidence that it
Lo be so treated.
.1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
ROWLAND HILL, Secretary.

13 A
'ty.,---STOPOL IS FALLEN.
44,„. to eCiaa expression escaped the lips of a genteman rather in-
fion,V•..e time by the forelock," and anticipate probable re-
sths• , ~,sue good arguments arc founded on analogy, and those who
ttt,L Vaecluences from a comparison of causes are. sure to be
Zever, we can help this gentleman in his anticipaylstby
the success of E. MOSES and SON'S Business, INIn iaosf
goZN,,"nlAlete victory by the entire destruction of the fortresses
kik raie't The forces they employ are nutnherless—the talentthey
they
tr.collected from all parts of the world—the Goods
Weere, 'el'. or Off,r Ready Made, are the results of unrestricted.
14,1 res, f with all nations—and every person examining their articles
Ntttte tlt.the Summer Season will say Seblstopol has fallen, or
tot, every person is relieved from the apprehension of being
I.l,‘42ta:ue inconvenience of hot weather, or the expense of heavy
1,-zetts and new operations of the forces in the command of
t 241 SON are displayed in
ra ad'Peror's Cape— a no- terials and Styles, more Skill in
)itt4leg-ea:tnlY by R. MOSES and Cut and Make than any h otherof
in appearance— productions. Every wis
trkuL• ooti 0,, or rain, sun or 'dust their friends, patrons, and the
thoroughly public will be realised by the
Sc folds a vesmall new stock of Clothing, Hats, Ho-
-41,411y1,, 'nay be Price—r siery, Boots and thoes, &c.
Isa'convenience. Juvenile Clothing for Midsum-
th 448. • ; richly trimmed with mer Vacations—the acme of per-
ktklh, fection in style and manafacture,
• -„svrin„----nier Stock is now unprecedented magnitude of
• `cesl-7,l!ection It furnishes Stock, unparalleled advantages
ft. ;
' ,--c•ng proofs of in price.
1/4.41173
SON,osss by The Largest Wholesale Cloth-
by is distin- ing, Boot, Shoe, and Shirt depart-
, 4:ttk .fore variety in Ma- meat in the World.
itfb,etchios E. MOSES and SON are
t 4 Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosiers, shirt Manufac-
eeeigo. 411 d Shoemakers, and General Outfitters for Ladies and
MosEs and SON beg to state theyhave no connexion
• ether house in or out of London, except their own Esta-
n; as follow
Ste ii;t7 stablishment, corner of the Minories, and Aldgate
lb_ j church).
7", west-end Branch, New Oxford-street, corner of Hart-
Otit„rY4t Branches—Sheffieldw,,, and Bradford, Yorkshire.
wltb,,,estaholesale Branch—Melbourne, Australia.
Zty—l:tinients are closed from sunset on Fridays .till sunset on
qtrA„„len business is resumed till 12 o'clock.
or"iltShould any article not give satisfaction it will be ex-
, Ntize n;aLf_tireferred, the money returned without hesitation. All
1,. rent o,„lted,_ In ;Main figures, the lowest price, from which no
4`°,er
tr,„_u4 made.
'with lists ofprices, system of self-measurement,
Ittnhutr'aldrcaa..tion, may be application, or post free.
immanac for 1855:gratis, on application, or post free
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' ' Tr •„ _BY SAMITEL LA'MERT, M.D.
W tr.,,,4 "'FORD-SQUARE, LONDON, .
fir...llte„.') I? •:suclue Matriculated Member of the University of Ed.n..
% ;`,„°,,ral'Y 'Member of the London Hospital Medical Society
tlik"44, ,-,7,'' Apothecaries' Hall, London, &c., B*°-
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