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This notice details postal regulations for mail sent via Marseilles to England, including postage rates and dispatch dates from Indian ports, and clarifies charges when forwarded via Southampton.
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LocationMadras
LocationSingapore
LocationCeylon
LocationIndia
LocationMarseilles
LocationSouthampton
LocationPoint de Galle
LocationLondon
OfficialPostmaster General
OfficialW. A. Mayberly
OfficialJ. RAYMOND, Esquire
LocationSydney New South Wales
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 1, 6 January 1847.
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