The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-25 00:00:00

E 7 order of the Board of Ordnance,
R. BYHAM, Secretary.
N 0 - RS.
TicE_NEWSPAPE
Print UNITED KINGDOM.
°Ann. 'Newspapers liable to the Stamp Duty, and Duly
Post ;1, 'which have assed, or which are to pass, by the General
eh-
,r,%-441".in the UnitedP
Kingdom will be delivered free of all
al L'e' ".in
no longer subject to Penny or Twopenny Post rates,
er4tofore.
ipol4_,Papers not having passed, or to pass through the General
:pel°but which are put into, and delivered through the Penny or
Penny Post of any city, town, or place, will be charged one
,penny each on delivery.
p BRITISH COLONIES AND POSSESSIONS.
Jest r,inted Newspapers, duy stamped, addressed to any of his Ma-
she s Colonies and Posses
tons beyond seas, sent by his Majesty's
osaets, ill be forwarded free of charge—if to be sent by private
posta..7stage of one penny each must be paid on putting them into
Ne:"e ace*
is l'aPers sent to India, the Cape of Good Hope, New South
'., will no longer be charged by weight, but one penny
New.
bre, ,
r PaPers printed in the British Colonies and Possessions,
delit to the United Kingdom by his Majesty's packets, will be
ehae_en ;d fne ree of charge—if brought by private ships they will be
Ns4 • o penny each on delivery.
the 17'. 'Papers may be sent from one British Colony to another, via
te tog Kingdom, by his Majesty's packets, free of postage.
fint%ri ed NewsrixperFs,OßElGN PARTS.
duly stamped, addressed to the nuclei:men-
Plekets"4*"4l4",,,_ - nod placc%4 r_ay be fc-rwarded by his :Viajesty'e
Fr "" tharge, viz.—
r Ince
Ra mbur I Buenos Ayres
~,,11rt wrier Columbia
Carraccas
m r ee
gu ,rk Carthagena
C4,sf Bogota
ire .1 and lonian Islands Hayti or St. Domingo.
thcra
by private ships, one penny each must be paid on putting
Ne, ato a Post Office.
Place. t3PaPers published in any of the aforenamed countries and
of 4 and brought by his Majesty's packets, will be delivered free
pen nalsge, except those from France, which are liable to one.half-
c„l E:aeli on delivery—if brought by private ships they will be
-IClt e_penny each.
Packets ed Novrspcpers, duly stamped, and sent by his Majesty's
e, or by private shis, to other foreign countries and places,
"urnerated th preceding list must be charged twopence
br`" w,hea
at into the Post. Newspapers from such countries,
Pri7agtilt into the United Kingdom by his Majesty's packets, or by
Newse ships will be charged twopence upon delivery.
lad ~PaPers intended to be sent either to the British Colonies
within-ssessie ns., or to foreign parts, must be put into the Post
41." Zen days after the day on which they were published ; and
11:'"is'"1eh"spa.pers must be printed in the language of the coantry
Prorisio':aey have been forwarded. On failure of either of these
th ' hey will be charged as letters.
or tr„ P' :non to whom a Newspaper from the British Colonies,
to whir t' )reign parts, is directed shall have removed from the place
they 'such Newspaper shall be addressed, prior to the delivery
opened 4t the place of its address, it may (provided it has not been
stlelt " cir used, but not otherwise), be re-directed, and forwarded to
aov ;:',son at any other place within the United Kingdom free 9f
with ditional charge • but if it shall have been opened or used, it
fso4; 'nn re-direction 'be charged with the rate of a single letter
to the, Place at which it shall have been re-directed or re-posted,
-e Nate where delivered.

GENERAL REGULATIONS.
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e&AN-simpers forwarded by Post must be sent without covers,
po„_
as le ra
t
"ve ri pern at the sides ; they are otherwise chargeable with
RS letters.
thin_ .-,papers, British or Foreign, containing any letter, paper, or
forrV.culosed ; or with any writing, or marks or reference or in-
dress 41011 whrtever upon them, or upon the covers, than the ad-
p will be charged with treble the duty of letter postage.
all I,stilrissters are authorised and required to examine and search
evy spapers, to protect the Revenue from fraud; and the Post-
again' -General is empowered by the Act of Parliament to proceed
th, st parties attempting any frauds upon the Revenue through
rnodiuin of Newspapers.—By command,
HENRY FR ELING, Assistant-Secretary.
C;eneral Post Office, August, 1836.