No. 28.] ON FEES, GRATUITIES, & c.^( Poft Office.) 67 examined on their arrival from the Coustry, to fee that each ftage enquire minutely into the caufe, to correspond for this purpofe matters may be arranged perfonally on the fpot for the purpofe of wantonnefs, neglcft, or inattention, and thofe produced by un- to receive the Guards arms and time pieces, and infert the hours arms, and fee that they take charge of the Mails and fuperintend Insreafe of Expence fince 5th January 1S04. By Addition to 706 7 2 i55 10 — 110 75 706 7 2 155 to 75 — The Fees are even- tual, being dependant on the number and voluntary remunera tion of the Corre- fpondents of the Al- phabet. The emolu- ments as Clerk of the Munfter Road wereeflimated at the rate fpecified by Go- vernment in 1801, and any deficit is paidou! of theEftab- lithment. . b delivered from the Alphabet, but of all Letters Poft- paid to Ireland, •: fij are weekly matfe up and pnid lo the Treafurcrs, thofe of the 1 Incidents, & c. & c. arc made up and paid by himfelf. The J to the Cotrefpondents of the Alphabet, or to the Poft Office, to • to account with, and pay to the Superintendant the produce of the Remittance Office, he is te receive and aceount for all Letters ; attendance. t receive, and lo affift occaflonally in the receipt and delivery of the