Ports of entrepot opened to foreign trade July next
June 30 report notes royal decree opening ports Santander Corunna Cadiz and Alicante to foreign commerce from July 15 with en tr e pot privileges for all foreign merchandise and effects entering those ports. The piece discusses English textile advances and an experimental paper machine by Gilpin and Co on the Brandywine promising greater breadth and speed, aiming to bolster domestic industry and curb imports.
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Drewster
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New York Evening Post
America
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Farewell Song and Religious Works Published in Dublin
New music and religious treatises released this day in Dublin include The Farewell a song with piano or harp accompaniment by Mus Ombert performed at Vocal Concerts with words from the Dublin Examiner. Also issued are Bat Ra Boards a treatise on the attributes of God and an appendix on immateriality of tithes with works by Rev Dr Bruce and Rev Andrew Stanton, listing prominent Dublin sellers and publishers.
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Dublin
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Meete
Paice Gs
Bruce
Jyat
Jones
South Arent George's Street
Portar
Keene
Archer
Dugdale
Watson
Lodges
Despatches from Bombay report British victory and growing strength
The Dublin Journal notes General Smith reduced the Fort Battara on Feb 10 and, with cavalry, engaged the Pastwa army led by Gonta on Feb 20. The enemy yielded ground, the British line held firm, and the Maharattas were routed with Goxza killed. Kerr gained advantages over Horxan’s forces as well. Intelligence from India is highly favorable, signaling British dominance and rising resources abroad. French papers arrive noting Prussians fortifying Coblenz and Cologne as a grand depot site. The piece argues constitutional reform and domestic stability would strengthen Britain more than fortifications. It mentions Lagaira reporting a general’s death from Ortez, and Madrid rumors placing Monte returning to Spain to counter insurgents. South American reports remain unreliable, suggesting Moarto may have returned home for political aims.
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Pastwa
Gonta
Goxza
Kerr Hag
Horxan
India
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Cologne
Patisia
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Cologie
Lagaira
Bis
Ortez
Madrid
Monte
Spain
Nis
South America
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Murth
Atéadow Cran
T. Hislop
Huary
Coregaun
Poona
T. Wislop
Tores
Doveton
Nagpore
Geneal
William Kerr
Adjn Tan Gbenertt
Bombey Army
Bleema Bhye
Siater
Ainihac Bew
Pirscht
Dublin
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Sattans
Biter
Gedend Smith
Sahara
Ania
Suttara Jy
Solapotre
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Sattard
Punderpoor
Te Lim
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Solapoor
Bia
Bheema
Kurpalut
Goorseila
Adite
Mandopoor
Adita
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22D Dragovos
7Th Light Cavalry
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Dawes
Majac Walker
Pierce
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Lin
Banco Gokla
Ashta
Xetloa
Sattora Rapeh
Constances
Sale
Okla
Narroo
Punt Aptey
Rysand
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Niles
Bheene
Poowabia
Holkur
Ly Puar
Jyenaghar
Enon
Panderpoor
Kirku Ab
Price of Irish Stocks On Saturday
Prices of Irish stocks quoted in a Saturday market page show figures for canal stock bridge stock city bonds and various debentures. Exchange rates and percentage notes accompany the listings, with per cent values and three to four digit figures indicating values for specific securities.
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Blu Guy
Oorand Canal
Botda Baer
India
Forapen
State of the polls Major Vereker v County of Wesford
Partial OCR reads a legal notice about Major Vereker and the City of Limerick related to a court action in Wesford County with dates and names obscured. The fragmentary text mentions Judge Rice and a July date, indicating a forthcoming court or poll-related matter.
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Limerick
Rice
Major Vereker
Mere Rice
Cotnty
Wesford
Juty
Magiford
Bo Taly
Nagpore Campaign Despatches Report Indian Troop Valor
Extracts from Bombay and Lieut. Col. Scott reports recount victory near Nagpur and Dhurial. heavy casualties and widows urged for protection. Major General Kern notes losses and the impact on troops. Despatches celebrate bold actions against Pindarees with multiple forts surrendering in Concan under Lt Col Prother and Kennedy. British forces gain ground near Mundapee and Veera with reduced enemy forces.
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Dee
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Hornore
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Quihelgue
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Valles
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Prother
Muddinghar
Sartradrong
Banccote
Kennedy
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Macinorine
Action at Corequum and Sattara detailed in dispatches
Despatches from British officers recount the January actions near Corequum and Sattara, including Brigadier General Smith’s maneuvers, the capture of forts and baggage, and the rescue of the Satara Rajah and family. Reports praise Major Dawes, the 22d Dragons, and other units for bold charges and disciplined conduct amid difficult terrain and heavy marching.
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Sattara
Dawes
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Walker
Madras Light Infantry
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Pierce
Horse Artillery
H. ToVay
D. A. Gan
Carvaltier
Light Cavalry
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Thomas Hislop
Lionel Smith
Callip
Godun
Madras Cavalry
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