The Defence of Malt Distillery and Sugar Trade Debate
A pro Malt-Distillery defense argues the question is the quantity of spirits rather than its source. It contends malt spirits protect bread prices, oppose sugar spirits, and warn against imported Dutch Brandy, citing famine safety and economic interests of England’s landowners.
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India
Holland
France
Geneva
England
Wihout
London
Debate on Malt Distillery Impact on Landed Interests
The letter argues malt distillery restrictions affect corn prices and landowners. It claims many British acres yield little grass but ample corn, and farmers profit from selling wheat across land quality. It also notes sugar and treacle prices benefiting landowners, while planters oppose distillery bans, promising to show the true costs. Jan 24 1750.
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MM. P. S
Great Britain
Extra of a Letter from the Hague and Paris on War Prospects
The edition reports on French efforts to secure victory next campaign and the likelihood war will widen, with British negotiations seen as a maneuver to sustain supplies. It notes subsidies prompting Swedish recruitment, possible naval moves in the Baltic, and continued resistance to peace. Also included are plantation and port news items from Charles Town and Peterborough with accidents, deaths, and ship movements.
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John Bankes
London
Amsterdam
Henprick Hsaxsevoort
Christopher Kelly
Royal College of Physicians
Broad Pavement
St. Martin's Lane
Hague
Yorke
France
Baltick
Congress
Paris
Charles Town
Ninety Six
Fort Prince George
Ellis
Augusta
Lyttleton
Philadelphia
Wiliamsburgh
Virginia
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Peterborough
James Ashley
Wifbich
Ashley
Canterbury
Samuel Green
West-Hythe
Great Britain
Spain
Don Carlos
New York
Amherst
Quebec
Lake Champlain
St. Jean
Crown Point
Tinconderogo
Lake George
Niagara
America
Oswego
Gagetill
Canada
Montreal
Cowes
Fan
Ile of Wight
Vrow van Leuwarden
Fauke Pieters
Bourdeaux
Rotterdam
Alfo
Boulogne
Avia
Cowes Road
Portsmouth
Maritime arrivals and departures in a Lisbon Packet era list
From Philadelphia and Bristol merchants list ships with captains and routes. The Lisbon Packet Brown sails for Lisbon. Neptune Tindal for Gibraltar. Lancaster Paley for Dublin. Good will Mountain of Lynn. Penelope Short for Pool. Royal Duke Pi got and Warwick Dewar bound for East India. Pinnock Frigate Curry arrives for Jamaica. Wind W by S.
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Philadelphia
London
Compton
Union
Exon
Bristol
Powell
Lisbon
Brown
Neptune
Tindal
Gibraltar
Lancaster
Paley
Dublin
Goodwill
Mountain
Lynn
Penelope
Pool
Just
Royal Duke
Pigot
Warwick
Dewar
East India
Curry
Jamaica
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Bywell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Graf
George Wailes
Heber
William Livesey
Hampton Hall
Salop
Talbot
Shrewsbury
Livesey
Robert Pemberton
Parturiunt Montes
Port News
Deal
Arriv
His
Otter
Wilfus
Seville
Weymouth
Bastlerr
Isis
Argo
Hyssar
Charlton
Allen
Leghorn
S. W
King of Prug
Molly
Thompson
Berwick
Storm
Yarmouth
Morning Star
Antigua
Cape Fear
Gaffin
Vuh Dane
Wolpe
Lowe
Africa
Tortola
Koornbeurs
Jacob Barke
Selna Hland
Ise of Wight
Syd
Rye
Onslow
Lord Delaware
Janes Chomondeley
James Stewart
Panmure
Wiliam Ballou
Piercy Brett
Augustus Keppel
Lord Howe
Amenace Dar
Gari
Earl of
Hasrington
James Aberdonby
Earl of Albemarl
Francis Leighton
E. Carr
Edward Harvey
William Harvey
Chigwell
Essex
Germany
Hervey Smith
Dragoon-Guards
Hugh Somerville
John Stewart
Draper
Regiment of Foot
East Indies
John Campbell
Foot
North Briain
Charles Cooper
Suatford
Suffolk
Tobias Keyte
Lantester