The Woollen Trade and British Manufacturing Policy
Samuel Webber argues for restraining wool exports to protect domestic manufacturing. He traces historical policy, notes Irish and French trade impacts, and warns licensing could enslave the economy. He cites William and Anne eras, calls for investment at home, and laments workmanship decline while urging impartial public consideration. The piece ends with shipping news and civic notices.
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Three Kingdoms
William
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Anne
Englard
England
Samuel Webber
Port News. Chatham sails prepare for outward-bound ships
Port News reports on July 14 that Majesty's Ship the Chatham and the outward-bound fleet are preparing to sail, marking a phase of nautical movement and voyage readiness with ships setting course from port.
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Providence
Stewart
Dublin
Deptford
Asriv
Dover
Dolphin
Walker
Hambourg
Mary
Williams
Liverpool
Catherine
Lojlard
Falmouth
London
Neptune
Burgh
Oporto
Tryton
Spithead
John Norris
Woolwich
Board of Ordnance
Churchill
Regiment of Dragoons
Southwark
Sussex
Excise and Customs
Roffey
Copthall-Court
Taxeymorton-Street
Mally Chamberlain
Steward- Street
Spittal-Fields
Warburton
St. John’s
Amey Gatfeld
George Holiday
Hull
Camberwell
Surrey
Anna-Maria Knight
Brentwood
Lilex
Greenwich
Crookhorn
Royal Navy
Sherbourn
Dorsetshire
James Lacy
Parsh
Bedcroft Street
Cripplegate
Parro
Salisbury Court
Fleetstreet
George Parker
Parker
le Bride’s
James Cohough
Edward Ryan
Clerkenwell- Bridewell
Col. de Veil
London Bridge
Port News
Deal
Is Majesty
Chatham
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The
Daily Post
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Rgt
Dirra
Royal Exchange Attinanve
London Dittory
Prem
Excheer
Dicco
City of London
Robert Ladbrooke
Aldeman
Grover
William Calvert
Frewer
Middlesex
King George
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