Return of the number of news-papers sent postage free by the foreign Post-Office, to the continent of Europe, or to other places beyond seas, with the price charged per annum for each such paper, and the prime cost of each such paper per annum at the wholesale price, together with the price charged by the clerks of the roads for sending a paper to any part of Great Britain; distinguishing each class of paper, the daily, those published three times, those published twice, and those published once in the week:--from the 1st of January 1812, to the 1st of February 1815 [electronic resource].