APA (7th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). (1740). The following is the letter, of this night, in the Englishman's evening post, and universal advertiser. Which is constantly published by four o'clock, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, for three half-pence, notwithstanding the many methods taken to suppress it: From Tuesday March 11, to Thursday March 13, 1739-40. Sold by C. Corbett.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). The Following Is the Letter, of This Night, in the Englishman's Evening Post, and Universal Advertiser. Which Is Constantly Published by Four O'clock, Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, for Three Half-pence, Notwithstanding the Many Methods Taken to Suppress It: From Tuesday March 11, to Thursday March 13, 1739-40. [London]: Sold by C. Corbett, 1740.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Gale (Firm). The Following Is the Letter, of This Night, in the Englishman's Evening Post, and Universal Advertiser. Which Is Constantly Published by Four O'clock, Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, for Three Half-pence, Notwithstanding the Many Methods Taken to Suppress It: From Tuesday March 11, to Thursday March 13, 1739-40. Sold by C. Corbett, 1740.