royal blazon or coat of arms AN ADVERTISEMENT From the Penny-Post-Office.  
The Names of the Places of the Six Offices, (viz.) From whence the Country-Letters a●● conveyed.  

Chief Penny-Post-Office is kept is Bishopigate street, which Collects and Delivers at the Places following and adjacent, viz.  
BArking,  
Bednal-green,  
Bow,  
Bromley  
Cheston  
Dalstone.  
East and Wes●ha●  
Edmout●n,  
F●●●●d  
Green man,  
Green street  
Hackn●y,  
Ho●●●●n,  
Ho●ton,  
Hagger 〈◊〉  
〈◊〉  
Kingsland.  
Low-Layton.  
Mile-end.  
Newington-Stoke and Green.  
Old-ford  
P●aiscow,  
Ponder-end,  
Palmers-green.  
Shaklewe●,  
Stratf●rd  
Southg●te,  
Stepney  
Torr●ph●●-high cross,  
Theobalds'  
Up●o●  
Walthamstow,  
Wandered,  
Waltha● abbey  
W●●●●ley   

Westminster-Office is kept in Angel ●ourt near Charing-cross, which Collects and Delivers at the Places following and adjacent.  
ACton East and West.  
Brentford Old & New,  
Bedford-place,  
Brompton,  
Boston.  
Cheswic●,  
Chelsea Little and Great,  
Che●●sey.  
Drayton.  
East coat,  
Ealing Little and Great  
Earls court.  
Ganso●d green  
G●●a●ogsbury,  
Grave●p● Kensingten,  
Holland-house,  
H●ls●on green,  
Hayes,  
Hillington,  
Harrow on the Hill  
Hampton-Court,  
Hampton Town,  
Hampton Wick,  
Harvill,  
Hammersmith,  
Hersnam,  
Hanworth.  
Kensington,  
Knib's Pond.  
Knightsbridge,  
Kingsland.  
Lawrence-hill,  
Leasing-green,  
Marybont,  
Moor-Park,  
Mousley East and West,  
Mile-end  
Northaw,  
No mans-land.  
●sterley-park,  
Oxenden  
Park-house,  
Parsons-green,  
Paddington,  
Pinner.  
Rickmansworth,  
Ruislip.  
South-hall  
Sidbury,  
Sion-Hill, House and Farm,  
Stanwel  
Sunbury.  
Teddington,  
Tottingham-green,  
Turnham-green.  
Theames-Ditton.  
Uxbridge  
Waybridge,  
Waltham-green,  
Walton ●pon Thames.   

South 〈…〉- Office is kept in Green d●●gon-court. by St. Mary-Overy churchyard, which Collects and Delivers at the Places following and adjacent.  
ADdington.  
Black-hall,  
Bristow-Causway,  
Beddington,  
Battersea,  
Barn-Elms and Town,  
Cr●●d●r,  
C●e●m,  
Casehalton  
Cl●pham.  
Cambewel  
Charlton.  
Deptford Upper and Lower.  
Dulwich  
East W●●kha●,  
Eltham.  
East and West-Sheene  
Fox-hall.  
Greenwich,  
Gibbs-green  
K●nnington,  
Kew and Green,  
Lambeth North and South  
Lambeth-Marsh,  
Lee.  
Martin-Abby  
Mitcham,  
Morde●,  
Moreclack  
New-●rol●  
Peckham.  
Pl●●●sted,  
P●●ey,  
Petershars'  
●ickmo●d,  
Roehampton,  
Stockwel,  
Sutton,  
Str●tham.  
Wooting Uppe● and Lowe●  
Woddon,  
Woolwich,  
Wansworth,  
Wimbleton.   

Temple 〈◊〉 is kept in Chichether ●ents in Chancery ●ane which Collects and Delive●●● 〈◊〉 the Places following and adjacent  
COney-hatch  
Ea●-Ba●●er  
Finchley.  
High-gare,  
Hampsted,  
Hornsey  
Kenrish-town  
Mussel-hill  
Pan●●●dge  
Pi●●er of Wakefield  
Town●dge  
Wh●stone.   

S● P●●●-Office 〈…〉 Queen's head-court in Paternoster ●o●, which Col●●●● 〈◊〉 De●●●●● at the Pl●●● follow●●● and adja●●●.  
I●tin●●on,  
Cop●●hagen.  
Oppe●● 〈◊〉 ●ewer Hollowey  
〈◊〉  
〈◊〉  
〈◊〉   

P●ran●●●p●-Office is kept in C●cherine 〈◊〉 court 〈…〉 mary-lans, which Collects and De●●●●s at the Place● following and adjacent.  
BLackwa●●.  
〈◊〉,  
Po●ler.  
Roads-well.   
☞ Note, Tha●●or every Letter of Parcel, 〈◊〉 o● the 〈◊〉 mentioned Places to London you are to 〈…〉, 〈…〉, at the 〈…〉 and nothing at London: But from London to the abovesaid Places, the Messengers are allowed to take one Penny 〈…〉 of Letter and no more  
And considering divers of the Pa●●tes are remo●e, 〈◊〉 desked you put in your Letters and Par●●●s ●●fore Eight of the Cl●●k ●●er Night at the 〈◊〉 houses, from whence they will 〈◊〉 collected and brought into the proper offices, because divers the Country Messengers go on their Walks by Six o● the C●ock 〈…〉 and thereby will gain a Day's time in the delivery, bu● th●se that are ma●er are collected and delivered we 〈◊〉 th●● times a Days.  
And it is farther norified, That an General ●olk-Letters both Foreign and Domestic, are conveyed 〈◊〉 the abovesaid Offices 〈◊〉 to the ●o●●ns above- 〈◊〉, every Day at Twelve a Clock: and Answers the ●●unce being put into the Receiving houses in the Country Towns 〈…〉 Night 〈…〉 the General 〈…〉 And any Person (either in City 〈◊〉 Country) the del●●es one of these Papers, fe●ding to the chief Other in 〈…〉, 〈◊〉 have them delivered eratis.   

London: Printed by A. Macintoth, 20, Great New Street,