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THE ENGLISH PENNY Posr.-We learn
from the best authority. that the English
penny post, afer paying the whole of its
own expenses, yields an income of more
than f6O0,0O0 year. The opponents of
the system attempted TO make il appear
otherwise, by merging the expenses of
breign packets, steamers, &c, in their esti
mates; but this attempt was exposed, and
the amount of annual profit ascertained as
above. The franking system is wholly
aoollshedl Even the Qneen herself can.
not frank letter, and is compelled 10 pay
her penny, and thus to acknowledge the
supremacy of the Post-ofIice law, as much
as any OF her subjects, whenever she writes
to friend or other correspondent.


N. Y. Republic.