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approach to the study of the Porters (VII)" Second Official Rates 1779-1815: Porters Manuscripts "

porteos Continuing the manuscripts, in the second official rates in Navarra and made ink on the letters by Administrations or couriers on arrival home, we now see some examples of them.

In the previous chapter, we have seen porteos positions within Navarra in the following letter, we will see one more but in the next step of rates for letters double weight, ie 6 to 8 adarmes, up and 4 to 6 quarters, according to the above rates. In this chapter we had a letter (Fig. 3: TUDELA circulated from Pamplona to the January 22, 1793, to Mark P. / NAVARRA double line and portage of four quarters in black ink), well we now present PAMPLONA is likewise circulated to TUDELA, the May 16, 1798, ie approximately five years later, sent by the Viceroy of Navarre, by congratulating the Royal Society in that city. We see 4 / 4 strikeout and ground by a 6 / 4, as we said before due to the double burden of it. We also see and then that outlines the previous letter, this now put the "point" of the "P" has disappeared, being a different brand. On the front of the letter can be read verbatim the reason for the contents and date, "Viceroy: May 16, 1798 Congratulations."



And in the following charts which reproduce example, are circulated from other provinces (Aragon and Rioja), Navarra, so the rates change according to the table contained in the chapter above. Charter

circulated on September 19, 1798, from ZARAGOZA Roncal, Pamplona, \u200b\u200bcover with 6 quarts as it passes through the Principal Caxa Pamplona, \u200b\u200bfor a weight of up to 6 adarmes as simple letter, Corona / ARA / GON / Z in four lines in black ink.



Another, also from ZARAGOZA circulated to RONCAL, of Pamplona, \u200b\u200bon August 22, 1801, also home to six quarters and Corona / ARAGON on two lines.



The following two letters circulated from the Rioja Navarra, PAMPLONA ALFARO first since the March 26, 1799, cover with 5 rooms on arrival, within the rates outlined for a weight of up to 6 adarmes for simple letter, mark ALF. / RIOXA in two lines, black ink writing.



The latest, circulated on February 26, 1805, from ALFARO RONCAL, now cover with 6 quarts and LFA brand. / RIOXA black ink on two lines, being able to appreciate and, between the previous letter and this difference portaging in 1 quart.



With what we again recall that, in 1805 (RO 17 November 1804) rose the bearings of these rates by a quarter-fleece in all categories of weight and destination. (Continued)