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London, England, 1814-10-11 00:00:00

0,1;;:ers of the CuOwns

Sect. 9. The' principal 'Oil-ie.-cis, Of Abe Cnstoins at every
Port are required to search Shios for Lett,Jrs on board, con-
trAry to the Act, and7To seize tfieut,' and they are to he int i-
tlei to a Moiety of the•Pvitalties. • .
Sect. Pi. Such Officers are required to administer an Oath
to every Master ontw•ard hound,' that be hcs 'wit any Letters
On bord whieli have not paid the Rates, not being the Letters
of the"Oa•ncrs. ' '

A i)celaration is to lie signed by every Master arriving from
ahroad, as explained in that part of this Advertisement imme-
diately tutdressed to tingn ; 'and until such Declaration the
Officers are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and
(See. P 2) if any Collector, Comptroller, or principal.Ofrlicce,
berehy required to proti hit any ship or Vessel breaLing Bulk
until the Provisions of this .Icf be compiled with, shall permit
such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, such Collector, Comptrol-
ler, or Officer so permitting such Ship or Vessel to break
Bulk, shall forfeit or pay the Such of Twenty l'uuuds; one
Moiety thereof to be paid to the Informer.
•

Merchants, Brokers, and the Public,
Sect. 8. Will take notice, that if any Person whatsoever
shall send any Letter or Packet by any Ship or Vessel of
which he shall not' be the Owner, or if any Master shall
have on' board or carry any Letter not being. the Letter of his
Ownvi-s, -without.snch ollicial Mark thereon, the Person so
offending shall forfeit and pay SI. for every such Letter or
-Packet. -
Sect. td. AnPerson who shall forge or counterfeit the
Stain? Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put tpon the
Letters by Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent
to avoid the Postage, will bag iiilty of a Misdemeanor.
Sect:- 13. The several Pesalties of this Act to he recovered
in any tourt of Record with full C.'ost:: ; a Moiety to be paid
to the King, and the other to any Person.who will inform and
sue for the same. • •

Sect. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East
India Company nor their 1)i rectors, from sending and receiv-
ing from their Goswitc:eilts and Servants abroad, l'acktis,
Letters; and Paperi relating• to I he•Ailltirs uf the Company,
and•,,ctheir (.4uverumentsai)road in the manner accustomed
but all Letters that. arc not: the Letters Ltnd Packets
of Ine•East, tutlia. Company, arc liable to the Rates wed Re-
gnl.nions of, this Act.
Thi.; Act will be put in eNeention-at the General Post-
Office, London, and at all r!tst tliEces in Great Britain, on
the Ith of Octs,;wr, 18142 and in places abroad as suou as
nay Im afterward 4.
The Postmester r...• feral will feel it his Ditty to enforce Pay-
'must of C;;L: Penaltici on every
.Breach of the Law.
. 1/), Command of the Postmaster tieneral,
fRANCIS FILLELING, Secretary.

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