Copy of a letter of Lord Grenville to George III., submitting the proposal that the Board of Revenue in Ireland be divided into a Board of Customs and a Board of Excise and that Lord Donoughmore be moved from the Revenue Board to the post of joint Post-Master-General. With the king's reply. April 25, 27, 1806.

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