(Ireland) Return to an order of the Honourable House of Commons, of the 12th April 1811;--for an account of all sugars admitted to entry, in the several ports of Ireland, from the islands Martinico and Gaudaloupe respectively, during six months last past; and of the duties received thereon;--specifying the rate per cwt. on which the said duties were computed:--together with a statement of any application which may have been made to the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, or the Board of Treasury of Ireland, respecting the duties imposed on such sugars; and the result of such application:--viz. No. 1.--An account of all sugars admitted to entry in the several ports of Ireland from the islands of Martinico and Gaudaloupe. No. 2.--Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to the Commissioners of Customs in Ireland; dated 31 December 1810. No. 3.--Copy of a petition of Myles Staunton, Esq. No. 4.--Copy of a report from the Commissioners of Customs; dated 3 January 1811. No. 5.--Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to the Commissioners of Customs; dated 10 January 1811. No. 6.--Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to the Commissioners of Customs; dated 6 February 1811. No. 7.--Copy of a petition of Myles Staunton, Esq. No. 8.--Copy of a report from the Commissioners of Customs; dated 13 March 1811. No. 9.--Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to the Commissioners of Customs; dated 15 March 1811. No. 10.--Copy of a letter from ditto to ditto; dated 26 April 1811. No. 11.--Copy of a petition of Myles Staunton, Esq. No. 12.--Copy of a report from the Commissioners of Customs; dated 30 April 1811. No. 13.--Copy of a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. to Myles Staunton, Esq.; dated 1 May 1811. No applications made to the Privy Council, or Board of Treasury. Charles Saxton [electronic resource].