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all such regui ations as the Postmaster-General Du 'IY

appoint.
10. The poste •
of any letter transmitted by the j ?yet
e.
under the provi. mints of this warrant and posted in the
United-Kingdom, shall be paid at the time of the sr une
in money or by the proper post age
being posted, eitht
stamp or stamps bd.. V:
affixed thereto, and the postage,. of
every newspaper and.
pceket of printed papers transmitted
by the post under the provisions of this warrant and po.stied
in the United Kingdom si 'all also be paid at the time of
the same being post ed, not money but by the proper pa s-
tage stamp or stamps being affixed thereto, which respe4:-
tive stamp or stamps in this clause mentioned shall h n
every case be affixed or appear on the outside of every such
letter, newspaper, or packet near the address or directi:on,
and shall bo of the value or amount of the postage duty
payable thereon under or by virtue of this warrant.
11. If any letter, newel taper, or packet of printed papers
transmitted by the post hinder the provisions of this war-
rant be sent otherwise than .in conformity with the con ai-
tions and regulations her einbefore established, the sa sne
shall and may be detainer and opened, and shall be retur tied
or given up to the sendex-thereof.
12. The respective lettvrs and rackets transmitted by
the post under the provisia Is of this warrant shall be 8 v.b-
ject to the several orders, directions, regulations, and ratites
of postage respectively conta fined in a certain warrant of
the CommisE loners- of her A tajesty's Treasury under the
hands of two of the said Cot unissionsrs bearing date t ho
19th of February, 1855; Tele ting to 'redirected rates of
postage upon letters and packets which. shall be redirects xl
and again forwarded by the post.
13. The rates of postage chineable on letters, privrtAid
newspapers, and other printed • papers transmitted by tl le
post under the provisions of thiFt warrant shall be in lit ni
of any rates of British postage' now chargeable by la w
thereon.

14. The term " weight" used in this warrant shall men n
British weight, and the several other terms and exprek;-
sions used in this warrant shall be construed to have the
like meaning in all respects as they -would have had if, in-
serted in the said •Act passed •in the fourth year of the
reign of her present Majesty. • •
15. The Commissioners for •the tiu to being of Her
Majesty's Treasury may by warrant u uder their hands,
duly made at any time hereafter, alter, repeal, or revokeany of the rates of postage hereby fixed or altered, or any
of the orders, directions, regulations, and conditions heireby
made, and may make and establish any Dm, or other rites,
orders, directions, regulations, and co-: editions in lieu
thereof, and from time to time appoint at what time. the
rates which may be payable are to be pail 1.
16. This warrant shall come into opei nation on the first
day of January, 1859.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, I ;he 27th day of
November, ono thousand eight h xmdred and fifty-
eight.

HENRY " WHITMORE.
H. G. LEI 51NOX.

BANKRUPTCY ANNUL LED.
William Robinson Urwin, chain and iron merchamtr
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

BANKRUPTS.

Edward Button, butcher, Gravesend, • to surrender, Dec.
9at half-past eleven, and Jan. 13 at on( ), at the Court of
Bankruptcy.
John Upton, plumber, Brighton, Dec 15, at half-past
twelve, and Jan. 12, at welve, at the Cou xt of Bankruptcy.
John Nicks, dealer and chapman, E: ceter, Dec. 21 and
Jan. 20, at one, at the Exeter District 0 nut.
William Taylor, coal merchant, Newp sort, Dec. 145 and
Jan. 18, at eleven, at the Bristol District 'Court.

William Merchant, corn merchant, Folkestone, Kent,
Dec. 15, and Jan. 14, at two, at the Com 't of Bankruptcy.
John Dyer Ruddock, upholsterer, Re ading, Berkshire,
Dec. 15 and Jan. 19, at twelve, at the Co art of Bankruptcy.
William. Hunt, silk and cotton maw ifacturer, Market-
street, Manchester, Dec. 16 and Jan. 13 at eleven, at the
Manchester District Court.

'William Watts, builder, Manchester, Dec. 20, and Jan.
11, at one, at the Manchester District Cc ,urt.
Joseph Sims Warner, merchant, She' Bleld, Dec. 18, and
Jan. 15, at ten, at the Leeds District Col art.
William Wollox Hall, currier, Kidd ?..rminster, Dec. 13
and Jan. 3, at half-past ten, at the Bii vungham District
Court.

SCOTCH BANKRUPICS.
John Chalmers, draper, Blairgowrie.
Frederick Pope, commission agent, Edinburgh.
Peter Macdonald, fishcurer, Sleat, Island of Skye.
William Henderson, flesher, Dunfermi ine.
Thomas Wyse, farmer, Colebrae, near Falkirk.
James Rodger, farmer, Barrhill, Ayrsl hire.