| American Postmaster at New York to receive and distribute all |
| Letters brought by the Pacquets of England and France |
| To give Receipt for the Amount and keep an Account with each |
| Settle and pay every three Packets |
| Allow’d for dead, return’d or missent Letters |
| All preceding Postage of Packet Letters to be paid on both sides |
| before they are sent forward by the respective Offices so that |
| when the Letters arrive in America or Europe they may have |
| no Charge on them but the Pacquet Postage, for the more |
| easy and clear keeping of the Accounts. |
The American Postmaster at New York shall send all American Letters that come to his Hands by the first Pacquet that sails whether French or English, and unless otherwise directed by Words on the Superscription such as via England or via France, or by the English Packet, or French Pacquet &c
England and France to add their respective Inland Postages on Letters receiv’d by Packet according to their respective Regulations.