Against Wool Trade Evasion By Sweden and Britain
A correspondent recalls reports of Sweden banning woollen manufactures except domestic, recounts tracing 200 packs of British wool to Stockholm, notes Amsterdam markets selling more British wool than York, and asserts it is possible to curb clandestine exports with little cost. He cites an original contract between a Swede and an Englishman and warns of risks in stopping the trade, signing off as Sam.
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P——z
Stockholm
Great Britain
Amsterdam
York
Margrave of Culmbach to Attend Hanover Conference
Copenhagen reports the Margrave of Culmbach traveling to the city to aid talks with the Regency of Hanover over Steinhorst. Lieutenant-General Pretorius departs for Holstein with General Loewenhor to review regiments and prepare magazines. Danish cavalry remounted and a 10,000 man Norse contingent awaits orders. authorities hope for a quick accommodation of the dispute with Hanover.
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Margrave of
Culmbach
Schelerwick
Holstein
Hanover
Steinhorst
Pretorius
Lowenohr
Denmark
Norway
Port News: Outward-bound ships in the Downs
All outward-bound ships remain in the Downs as per late. Whitaker and Whiting came down for Virginia while the Algasire for Faro. Winds southwest. Dover. Fan 31. Arrived New Cambridge Morris from Bofton.
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Deal
Fan
Downs
Whitaker
Whiting
Virginia
Olding
Faro
Dover
Cambridge
Morris
Bofton
Hanoverian Troops at Quarters Over Dispute lordship Steinhorst
London report notes Hanoverian troops quartering in villages under city territories. Magistrates question commandant on intent, he claims patrol to deter Danes from Port. Regency protests stay, with financial market snippets and mention of South Sea annuities and various English and colonial bonds.
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Steinhorst
Hes
M. de Wedderkop
South Irda
South Sea
New South Sea
Ie Tennhe
Prem
India
Phree
Royal Exchange
Aftrance
London
Aftican
Mine Adventure
Kamperar
Exchequer
Affair of Stein horst and public judgment noted
The piece reports that misinformed critics blame Stein Horst’s conduct for disturbances, while a pamphlet defends him as faithful since the dispute. It also covers Parliament opening by the king, Canterbury archbishop litigation, deaths of Col Leneo and Mr James Jackson, a near-fatal street accident involving Miss Bowyer, a Kent sheriff’s feast, a virus wreck near Irongate, and trade news from Havana and the Atlantic. The notice ends with theatre listings and an upcoming annual meeting of the Society for the Encouragement of Learning.
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Duke of Richmond
Viscount Harcourt
Betterworth
Court of Canterbury
Dr. Wake
Turnhan- Green
Leneo
James Jackson
Billinggate
Miss Bowyer
Great Buffel-street
Drury-lane
Robert Lacy
Kent
Sheph
Irongate
Malden
Essex
Thomas Carter
Swyn
Betty
France
Lisbon
Barbadoes
High Water at London Bridge Reported at 5:35 PM
A high water event at London Bridge was observed about 35 minutes after 5 in the afternoon. Local authorities warned residents to avoid the area and monitor water levels as flooding risk remains.
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London Bridge
Merchants to Meet at Ship Tavern on Tuesday Evening
Merchants trading to Africa are desired to meet at the Ship Tavern behind the Royal Exchange on Tuesday next the 6th instant at about five o'clock in the evening on special affairs.
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Africa
Royal Exchange
Unclear Medical List With Names and Additions
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of doctor names and titles including STANHOPE CLARKE Hancock WRISTON TURNER BUTLER WoopwaRpy DeEnwaAmM IBBor7 LENG J CLARKE with references to Additions and other nonsensical terms such as Axcid Gurpon and Bug NET. The text lacks coherent context or events to summarize into a definitive report.
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Stanhope
5. Clarke
Hancock
Wriston
Turner
Butler
WoopwaRpy
Moe Lyaw
Deenwaamm
Ibbor7
BP. Leng
J. Clarke
Axcid
Gurpon
Bug Net
Berriman
History of the Troubles of Great Britain in 163% to 1650
Republished Second Edition with index bound gilt priced 10s 6d Folio. French translated history by Rossa MonTETH Salmanet later English by Cape Ogilings, describing Montrose battles and English affairs during the Restoration era. Sold by Olive Payne at Horace's Head Strand. original price Guinea, now available at reduced cost.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Marquess of Montrose
Lord Clarendon
England
Rossa
Salmanet
Charles the Segénd
Cape
James Ogilings
Olive ‘Payne
Horace
Round Court
Strand
N. B
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Sam
Copenhagen
Port News
Lubeck
Al.de Wedderkop
Sternhorst
Brunswick-Lunebourg
Saxo-Lauwenbourg
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Perseus
Andromeda
Carpenters Hall
Little Moor-Gate
H. Linrot
S. Bire
Ave-Mary- Lane
D. Browne
Black Swai
Temple-Bar
J. Shuckburgh
Inner-Temple Gate
Fleet-Street
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Boyls
Dr. Bentley
Rp. Kipper
T. Longman
J. Osbarn
T. Astley
S. Autten
H. Linror
E. Wicktreed
J. Whitton
M. Downing
W. Thurlbourne
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