In 1842, the Packet Office moved to the Banca Giuratale, and in March 1849 the Island Post Office also moved to this building, which came to be known as the General Post Office. On 1 April 1849, a Postmaster became responsible for both offices, and their operations were combined although they officially remained separate until 1884.
In 1842, the Packet Office relocated to Banca Giuratale, and in March 1849, the Island Post Office moved there as well. This building was later called the General Post Office. On April 1, 1849, a Postmaster took charge of both offices, combining their operations despite remaining officially separate until 1884.