An Essay on British Policy and French Relations in 1722
The letter argues Britain could have forced France to compensate British subjects for past losses through strategic moves during the Vienna Treaty era and the Ostend Company issue. It asserts M-l’s diplomacy might have altered Bourbon neutrality, reducing French gains and aiding Britain’s finances, while urging adherence to laws, fair taxation, and supportive trade policy to deter French aggression. It also notes local court and policing notes and a brief shipment update from Plymouth and London observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
Spain
Cambray
Vienna
Europe
Jay
Burt
Aly
House of Bourbon
Ostend
Fascony
House of Austria
Naples
Sicily
Britain
Lormain
M Ra
See the Daily Post of the 26th of Fune
The fragment notes a dated reference to the Daily Post on the twenty sixth of Fune with unclear context or accompanying details. It hints at a publication date but provides no further events, names, or actions to summarize.
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Daily Post
Port News Fog and Ship Movements on July 2
Deal July 2. Some outward-bound ships failed. Wind S W. The Dublin Merchant arrived at Gravesend from Dublin. The Tuscany passed Mar tin from Leghorn, the Samuel and James from Debuke, the Maria Berge from Mid an, and the Duke of Kingston from Mertington.
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Deal
Fuly
S. W. Dove
Fely
Dublin
Gravesend
Martin
Leghorn
Samuel
James
Nevis
Maria
Berge
Midan
Duke of Kingston
Mertington
Mourning Orders After King of Prussia Death
London reports the Court to enter second mourning for Prince George's son the Duke of Cumberland to wear black attire and mourning insignia. Sir John Hatton baronet dies at Long Stanton aged nine. Mrs Hyland wife of tobacco merchant dies. measures to curb smuggling amid rising concern and customs officials urge diligence in suppressing illicit trade.
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London
England
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Chamberlain
Prussia
Long Stanton
County of
Huntingdon
John Hatton
Thomas Hatton
John Hyland
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Fragmented 18th Century Stock Prices and Bills
A jumble of financial listings shows South Sea stock prices opening around 100 1 half with other securities such as New South Sea Annuities, Bank Circulation premiums, Lydia shares, Royal Exchange Assurance, India Bonds, Adventure Shares, Exchequer Orders and Lottery Pickets. The fragmentary OCR includes various percentages, quotients, and interest-like figures without coherent narrative.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Lydia
India
Notice of General Court for South-Sea Company dividend
South Sea House London July 3 174c The Court of Directors give notice a General Court will be held at Threadneedle Street on Thursday the 17th instant at eleven in the forenoon. The meeting aims to declare the dividend on the trading capital stock for the half year ended at midsummer.
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South-Sea- House
London
Court of Direttors
South-Sea Company
Threadneedie-Street
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Toth
The
Daity Post
Mary
Justice Lacey
Harlem
Hotinflow
Cletheroe
Newgate
Gal
Plymouth
Jersey
London Bridge
Port News
Royton
Ware
Hamills Par
Ralph Freeman
Borough Mail
Peterborough
Boston
Louth
Horncastle
Spalding
Perfor
J. D. Barsutt
Lucan
J. Brothertoriac
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