Fresh French press on trade danger and temper in Britain
A letter from New England cites a Hamburg memorial pushing equal trade rights for France. The writer argues against delays, urges anti Cardinal sentiment, and calls for hard wartime terms with France including naval fishing-boat prohibitions until demands are met. Ships in port include Olive Branch and Avis arrivals from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEYR
France
Hambourg
M. Pouffin
Britain
Troy
Walsingham
Tam
New England Merchant Knight Sails Dartmouth Westward
Port news reports Knight, the New England merchant, arriving from St Kitts aboard his Majesty's ship Dartmouth. The vessel set sail this morning bound for the Westward.
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Deal
Dug
New-England
Knight
St. Kite’s
Dartmouth
London News Roundup at Yarmouth And Port Conditions
London reports safe arrivals including Lt Philip Snow and Capt Stevens from Nova Colona to Yarmouth. South Sea Company factors Bennet and Fisher aboard after escaping Buenos Ayres. Prize Nosura Signora del Assumption condemned. other cargo claims and condemnations postponed. Expedition Capit Sampson returns with privateer news. cannon and military stores shipped to Philadelphia and New York. Deaths of Turpin the butcher and Joan Colebach noted. Hops arrive from Kent. Colchester mutiny among Welch fusiliers. wages for Kennington paid. two suicides linked to love affairs. Fire at Mr Lever's cabinet shop quelled. imports from Oportoise Tans Wine, Lisbon oil, Parbadoes wine, Antigua rum. exports leather to the Sound. London Bridge high tide. stock and annuities prices listed. various bank and India prices.
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London
Philip Snow
Stevens
Nova Colona
Yarmouth Downs
Bennet
Fisher
South Sea Company
Buenos Ayres
Spain
Nosura Signora del Assumption
High Court of Admiralty
Henry Penrice
Harman
Holland
St. Elizabeth
Page
Francis
Sampson
Dover
Calais
Dunkirk
Graveline
Philadelphia
New-York
America
St. Sebastian’s
Europe
Shadwell Dock
Turpin
Epping-Forest
Joan Colebach
Swethings-Alley
Royal Exchange
Southwark
Kent
Colchester
Wetham
Portsmouth
Kennington
King’s Head
Wandsworth
Matster
Christopher
Christopher Yard
Effe&s
Lever
Charles Street
Westminster
Itegan
Oportoise
Lisbon
Parbadoes
Antigua
Financial Market Notes from a Historic Ledger
A fragmented excerpt lists international bonds and government loans with odd figures such as African 10, English Copper 31.1s, India Bonds 4, and varied rates including Seven per Cent and Five per Cent. The text mentions Exchequer Orders at twelve and a half per Cent, with discounts and premia noted for several issues, reflecting 19th or early 20th century debt instruments and their pricing.
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Boston
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Preston
Landon
Begty
Eagles
Carolina
London Bridge
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
E.reas
John Waite
Bank of England
David Legros
Sadlerss-Wells
Sadlers-Welels
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Mademoiselle Frederick Kerman
Henperick
Mont. Dumont
Theatre Royal
Dublin
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Davenpost
Newton
Shawford
Carney
Rayner
Mont. Dugay
Manderins
Vulcan
Queen’s Square
Ormond-Street
Matthews
Delahissa
Fleet-Street
N.B
Michaeluas
Vere-ttrees
Clare-Markec
Gronous
Bell-Inn
Wych- Screeg
Francisco Solano de Luque
Antequers
James Nihell
Society of Booksellers For Promoting of
J.rokate
Black Horse
Sc. Bride’s Church
Fleetstreet 3
Gray’s Inn
Price
Royal Society
R. James
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