ON FEES, GRATUITIES, & c— ( Poll Office.) Increafe of Expence fince 5 th January 1804. Other Employments, Places, & c. Dedu& ions. Obfervations. Attendance, Net Emolument. £ i. d. 70 jo jo On the jth of January 1809, the situations of id and 3d Clerk were both Vacant. Pennj'- poft delivery and amount of Postage thereon, which he pays paid Window, to fee they are stamped with the Day of the month fuch Letters as are for the delivery of the Penny- post, to stamp put down the Charges to each Letter Carrier, to stamp all the Letters thefe Officers alfo attend every Evening from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock, 160 The fum of £ 60. under the head of all other Emoluments, is an allowance for two Servants Board Wages 60 all Criminal Profecutions for Mail Robberies, and embezzling out Siament relating to the Office, and in general to execute all Law every Quarter or oftdner if required; to make official Reports on • is alfo the Solicitor's duty to make enquiry into the pecuniary cir- up the Bonds and have them properly executed; he has alfo the There are no fixed hours of attendance or Holidays in the Solid- • mailers General or to the Secretary to the Office. Exclulive of Salary I the Meffengers have ! a perquifite of 3d per | Letter, for all Let- ters brought by the Public, from feven to half - paft feven o'clock, average £ 30. per annum to each. By Addition to Salaries. By Appointment of Additional Officers. Amount. 126 J — 14 10 13 IJ J J 10 Total Increafe of Expence. Dtfcription. Annual Value.