Trade and Wools Departure from Britain and French Power
A citizen questions the impact of allowing wool exports and its effect on the national stock of France. He warns that continuing to sell wool abroad may drain Britain’s resources, empower France, and worsen Britain’s condition, risking French influence or control. He promises to write again on the subject.
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France
Great Britain
Britain
P. S
Port News From Weymouth to Deal and Beyond
Shipping notices from Weymouth and Deal list vessels sailing to Dublin Hamburg Lisbon Cadiz and London with arrivals from Cadiz Newcastle Rotterdam and Tre pany. Outward bound ships Dragon Haverford West Prosperous Cooper prepare to sail as several unnamed vessels voyage to the River and various ports. Weather and wind details noted with multiple ship movements and origins including Alicant Oporto Barbary and Cadiz.
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Port News
Weymouth
Portland
Ruffel
Dublin
William and Eliza
Edwards
Guernsey
Dorchester
Hickman
Cadiz
Lucan
Lisbon
Hambourg
Pool
Brogdon
Penhorn
Newcastle
Robert
Jane
Mastin
London
Deal
Mar Tx
Dragon
Haverford-West
Brown
Prosperous
Chambers
Cooper
Sparne
Fox
Weir
Prince of Orange
Harris
Trepany
Penford
W. Gravesend
Marriage of Sir Miles Stapleton and Miss Waller
London reports the marriage of Sir Miles Stapleton Bart to Miss Waller daughter of Edmund Waller MP Great Marlow. News from the East India House notes Capt Seale dies aboard Mountague voyage from Mocha. Additional items include Captain Trevor receiving Freedom of Canterbury and a poisoning arrest in Chelsea. A Clapham incident describes a mare biting a child and prompt medical action.
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London
Miles Stapleton
County of
York
Waller
Edmund Waller
Great Marlow
Buckinghamshire
Mountague India
East-India House
Mocha
Seale
Plymouth
Robert Trevor
Canterbury
Odee
Wales
Percival
Blacksmiths Arms
Chelsea
Spong
Two Gentlemen in Chariot Upset on Highgate Hill
A chariot accident on Highgate Hill injures one man severely with a broken arm while another escapes with minor bruises. A drunk coachman in Essex Street falls remounted and is badly hurt, feared to die. A barber Edwards in Holborn shoots himself over a love disappointment. Johnson jailed for stealing a mare from Croydon. ears cut to hide the crime. Over 40 criminals moved to Newgate for Old Bailey trials. Trade reports list silver bullion tea export to Petersburgh and Guernsey. Charity sermons planned at St Margaret Pattens for Langbourn boys. Evening performance of The Man of Taste at Drury Lane.
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Highgate Hill
Hackney
Essex-street
Strand
Spurham
Edwards
Fullwood
Holbourn
Johnson
Soithwark
Samuel Atkinson
Croydon
Surrey
Newgate
New Prison
Guernsey
St. Margaret Pattens
Roodlane
Fenchurch-street
Charity Boys
Langbourn Ward
Gooch
Bristol
Mr. Land
St. Antholin’s
High Water at London Bridge After 5 P.M. Reported
A London bridge water rise was logged fifty four minutes after five in the afternoon. Observers recorded higher tides and possible flooding effects near the historic structure. Water levels prompted caution for nearby traffic and pedestrians.
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London Bridge
South Sea Stock and Annuities Market Fragments
Market notes show South Sea Stock around 100 half, 100.5 eighths with South Sea Annuities at 110 three quarters and new Southea annuities near 110. Bank Creation 2 15s. Prem. India at 173 with three per cent and annuity rates varying. Royal Exchange Assurance at 109 one half and London ditto 145 shillings. African and English copper prices noted. various bonds and premiums listed amid inconsistent OCR data.
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South Sea
New Southea
Bank Cireation
Prem. Iindia
Royal Exchange ‘Assurance
London
English Gopper
India
Adventure
Emperor's
Cenc
Prem
Lost Green Vellum Pocket Book Found Reward Offered
A green vellum pocket book containing memorandums was lost on Thursday night near Taft Catherine Street in the Strand and Burlington Gardens. The finder who returns it to the Golden Bail in Capenesree in the Strand will receive 2s 6d for their trouble.
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Taft
Catherine-{treet
Strand
Clifford-street
Burlington Gardens
Capenesree
Fragmentary Notice from The Day is Published
A damaged OCR segment from This Day is published discussing public matters, power, and redress. It references a letter from a royal merchant and lists shop notices in London including Jolliffe at St. James's and Pumptees in Low and Westminister.
AIWILLDEY Great Toy Shop Corner Ludgate Street
Advertisement for AIWILLDEY's shop selling reading glasses telescopes microscopes optick instruments and toys in gold and silver with shells maps globes and a grotto collection. Mentions variety of maps including 24 two sheets 72 one sheet England Wales Ireland and America, and larger globes. Compares to rival merchants accused of overreaching trade and under selling customers.
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Aiwilldey
Ludgate-street
Europe
England
Wales
Ireland
America
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