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

POST HORSE DUTIES

Stamp-Office, London,. Oct. 22, 1814. •
xTuricz is hereby given, that, by virtue of
an ALt, passed in the last Session of
.Parliament,
intituled " An..3ct: for letting to farm the
.Post Horse nu-

the Commisiioncrs of §tauips, duty, authorised by the

L9rdi Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, put up
the duties therein mentioned to be payable for horses; uka'rCs,
and geldings, hired by the Mile or stage to be used iu tra
yelling, or hired for aless period of time than twenty-eight
Succ,..;SsivC days, for drawiug any coach carriag,:',used
in travelling post-or otherwise (e‘ be exceptions therein
specified),.at. the .Cerm n and Anolkur 'ravel-11,. ;in 'the ,Strond,
on Wednesla.y, the 23d day of November next, atttieven
o:cloch in the forenoon prce;sely, to_ be ict to "farm at.yearly
rents; .for the-term of three yeas. Lc::: the Ist
nett indinsiveilu the 'several districts or lots following-, viz.
Annual Rents at
Whien they will
be put up.
- 41,3,000
11,000
J
3.- Yorkshire -
4. Lancashire - - -
Cheshire - - -
bethishire -• _ ,•• - 19,000
Statroidshire; with the whole Of Toilworn •
5. Lincolnshire - -
Nottinghamshire - - • -- 12,000
Leicestersh4.e -
6. Northarnptonshire - -
-Rutlandsitire - . - -
Warwickshire - - - - }lB,OOO
Oxforitshire„exsOptTamworth and Wands- j
ford Inn - - - •
19,000
1.18,500

No. DISTRICTS.
1. North nritaiu •
2. Nortlrtimherland .
Cumberiaud
Westmorlayl
Durham


ID,OOO

7, Wiltihire
Worcestershire
Gloucestershire
8. Norfolk :-
Suffolk":
Es.kh
ambridgeshire
9. Bedfordibire
Buckinghamshire
10. Huntingdonshire - -
Hertfordshire, with IVa.ndsfortlnn
11. Surrey - _ _ t. _ _
12.• Middlesex, including London and IVest-2.9,000
Llinster - - - - -
} '21,000
1- 18? 000
}
13. Devonshire - -
Dorsetshire - - - - -
• Cornwall - - - -
Souiersetshire, including the Town . and L'26,000
' • ,
County of Poole, in the County of Dorset, r
the City and County of Exeter, in the .
County of Devon, and the City
,and Conu-. I
ty of Bristol- • - - _ _• _ j.
16. Noatn WA-LES, ViZ.
Anglesea - - _
Carnarvonshire - - _ _ _
Denbighshire • - 7 _
- - - - - 5000
Merionethshire and - _ _
Montgomeryshire, with - - _
Shropshire - - - - - •
37. SOUTH WALES, VIZ.
Brecknockshire -
Carmarthenshire
Cardiganshire
Glatuorganshire
Radnorshire. and
Pembrokeshire, with
Herefordshire and
Monmouthshire

13. Kent
Sussex

. - g

9000

13,000

15,000

14. Hampshire
Berkshire

?. 7000

Each district will he put up at the sum abOve set opposite
thereto, which, if there be no bidding, will be gradually
abated down to a certain point, or till a bidding shall be
made. The highest bidder will be declared the farmer, and
will be required to pay down immediately, in Bank notes,
one eight part of the annual rent as'a deposit ; but if no suf-
ficient biddi'ng 'shall be made. for any district, it • will be
withdrawn. •

The farmer of each district will, be required to give bond,
with three or more sureties, in the penalty of half the an-
nual rent, for securing the payment of the rent and the per-
formance of his contract.

And it is intended, that the distrfcts shall not be ptit up
in the order above stated, but in any-other which tin.; Cons;
missiouers of Stamps may think fit, and Which will not be do-
dared before the of letting.
' All persons intending to bid for any of the said duties, arc
to deliver•in their proposals, addressed to the Commissioners
at thetiiarup-Oilice, Somerset-place, at least three days Pre-
vious to the' said '23d day of November next, signed with
their names, stating the places of their abode, and specify-
ing the _district or districts for which. they intend to bid,
otherwise their proposals cannot be proceeded 'spins.
And uLS persons licensed to let horses for the purpose of
travelling post, nor anyone-for their use, can be admitted
te:contract for.. Any of the said duties.

By Artier of the Coulmissioners of Stamps,
KAPPEN, Srcretary.

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