The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-24 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS AND FOREIGN BOOKS.
A RETU RN of the Number of NEWSPAPERS, and STA Al PED
PUBLI C A TI N S transmitted through the General Post-office
to various places in the United Kingdom during the year 1830,
so far as the same can be made out.

1'1,962,000.
The Account can only be furnished as regards Newspapers sent
from London.

A RETURN of the Number of NEWSPAPERS and other
STAMPED PUBLICATIONS transmitted through the Ge-
neial Post-office to the British Colonies during the Year 1830,
so far as the same can be made out.
• 185,448.

A RETURN of the different NEWSPAPERS received from the
British Colonies and transmitted to any parts of the United King-
dom during the Year 1830, so far as the same can be made out.
12,420.

A RETURN of the Number of ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS
and STAMPED PUBLICATIONS transmitted through the
General Post-office to Foreign Parts during the Year 1830; dis-
tinguishing the Numbers of the several descriptions of News-
papers or other Publications transmitted, whether daily or
Weekly Papers, or otherwise.
Daily, IThree Days a Week.

'Twice a Week

iWeckly.

vo,-no 17,628 I 208 I 185
The Newspapers to Mexico and Colombia amounted to 6,004,
but cannot be distinguished.

An ACCOUNT of any and all Charges made for the transmis.
sion of NEWSPAPERS or STAMPED PUBLICATIONS
through the General Post-office, or any Department thereof, to
and from any Parts of the United Kingdom, the British Colo-
nies, and other Parts beyond the Seas; and of Total Amount
of Moneyi derived from each of these Charges during the Year
18.;0; specifying-
-Ist. The Charges made by the Post-office and received as Revenue.
The authorised Charges made by any Officers, whether Clerks
of the Roads in the General Post-office, in their capacity of
News-agents on their respective Roads, or Officers in the
Foreign Post-office.
RI. The Date and the Description of the Authority, if any, under
which such Charges have been made.
4th. The Total Amounts of the Revenue or EmoluMents derived
therefrom.
CHARGES MADE BY THE POST-OFFICE AND RECEIVED AS REVENUE.
One Penny Halfpenny for each Newspaper published in Great
Britain, and forwarded to the British Colonibs by Packet.
yl
the BV
ClerksC ERK
of
trhTe 1 1 4:aodago l.e upon the
Threepence for each Newspaper printed in the British Colo.
flies brought into Great Britain by Packet.
The ChargescH m"'GaEdSe
same principle which has been acted upon by the Newsvenders
since the Trade has been thrown open to them, and in no case
exceeds the printed price of the Newspaper.
CHARGES MADE BY OFFICERS IN THE FOREIGN POST-OFFICE.
English Papers to Foreign Parts (including the Cost of the Paper).
Daily IThree Daysrwo Days
Paper. a Week. a Week. I Weekly.

Per Ann.
s. d.
8 0 0

Per Ann.. Per Ann.
s. d. £ S. S.
6 8 0 13 14 to 5 7

Per Ann.
To Brazil, Buenos s. d.
Ayres & Madeira 14 19 01
To Germany, the
North of Europe,
and Lisbon l3 19 0
To France, Hol-
land, Rc Handers 13 5 0
FOREIGN PAPERS R.
,Moniteur, per annum
Minor French Papers, ditto
Minor French Papers published es
Day, ditto 4 4 0
Newspapers from other Countries than France, from Four
Guineas to Eight Guineas per annum, according to the Cost of
the Paper.
DATE AND DESCRIPTION OF AUTHORITY FOR CIRCULATION OF NEWS-
PAPERS BY OFFICERS OF THE POST-OFFICE.
Acts of Parliament 4 Geo. 111., c. 24, and 42 Geo. 111., c. 63.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF REVENUE OR EMOLUMENTS DERIVED THEREFROM,
Reventie . ......... . ........... . ..... : . ......... £1,937 3 9
EMOLUMENTS.
Clerks of Roads (183.... £4,030 0 0
Clerks in Foreign Office (16) ............... 2,749 4 6
F. I:REELING, Secretary.
General Post-office, Feb. 10,1&32.

7 10 0

6 0 0 1 3 14 to 5 7

I 618 0
.ECEIVED IN

1 5 12 0 13 14 to 5 7
Tills COUNTRY.
£lO 1 0
6 18 0
,•ery Fifth

AN ACCOUNT of the Amount of DUTY paid Yearly upon the
FOREIGN 800 KS imported info the United Kingdom during
each of the last Ten Years.
Year 1821 ............. £12,997 8 9 Year 1826 1:10,755 3 8
1827 ......... 11,13n 2 5
18.3............ 15,139 I S 113`
~,,1.11 881,89;::: iil'il ,I1:7713 n::.02:330p'575ec11t8770 ri-63: ene r 1 P3°F*2‘oif Impo r t s a11:846°05
I,l6PectOr-General's-office, Custom Hot, e,
London, Dec, 21, 18,31. .-