Commercial Intelligence Tas Dar Sugar Market and Prices
The market sees a sugar duty cut anticipated, limiting sales to about 1600 casks in the week. Barbadoes sugar 58s2d-63s6d per cwt, Havannah washed 26s-36s6d, Mauritius 44s-48s, refined large lumps 70s6d. Coffees steady for Jamaica, private contracts rising for home use. Spices, silk, tallow and hemp show mixed activity with firm prices, Calcutta reports weak demand for British goods, Canton twist strong, cotton crop favorable.
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Petition Debates and Portugal Negotiations in Lords
The Lords discuss petitions against the East India Charter and tax on land, tolls, and stamps. They question Portugal affairs, press for papers, and debate coordinating negotiations with France and Braganza over Portuguese affairs and the role of Spain Austria and other powers.
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Dover News Sails and Passengers From Various Ports
Sailed the Lucilla from Baltimore with tobacco for Bremen Jano from New York with gang dries for Bremen Thormala from Bernicala with wine for Druntheim and Brollops from Mensina with fruit for Hamburg. Arrived Crusader from Calais with carriage and passengers including Captain Cochrane and dispatches. Royal George sails for Calais. Royalist tender and other craft at Plymouth. Admiral Sir Manly Dixon appointed Plymouth commander. Depot of 98th Regiment arrives from Ireland. Several ships sail for London Bremen Antwerp and Amsterdam. Express and other arrivals in Deat and Portsmouth. Cork reports arrivals including Corinthian Margaret Jane and Madawaska. Fran Catharina sinks after leak. crew saved.
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Edward Lombe
Freeman
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Hederick
Osiris
Hells
Gesnaters
Platt
Amsterdam
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Quebec
Morris
Sheerness
Stones House
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Deat
Maron
Express
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Almeira
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Wolfe
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Wight
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Magree
Henry Porcher
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Demerara
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Campeachy
Trescott
Potter
Savannah
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Cochrane
Charleston
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Margaret
Henley
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Cowes
Jane
Sears
Charente
Thas
Madawaska
Ennis Assizes Trial On Tongue Cutting Murders
At Ennis Assizes on March 6 seven men faced charges for attacking the Doyle home at Dromelliby Clare and cutting out tongues of Synan and Thomas Doyle. The trial described brutal assaults, multiple defendants, two victims, and a verdict with three guilty and four not guilty. The court adjourned, police secured the jury room, and the jury returned a split verdict after long deliberation.
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Timothy Mc'Grath
Mich. Clune
Matthew Sullivan
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Martin M'Grath
Martin Spellisy
Michael Hanrahan
Herdamen
Drivera
Westropg
Dromelliby
Synan Doyle
Timothy McGrath
Matthew Magrath
Homan Doyle Aworn
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Tis Lordahi
Timothy M'Grath
Michael Crane
Martin Sulelivan
John M‘grath
Martin M
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