Dignity of Parliament and Trade in English Policy
In a defiant letter a writer urges Parliament to heed the people while insisting on stronger measures to restore British woollen manufactures, end foreign trade losses, and secure elections. He warns that without protecting domestic industry Britain risks decline and calls lawmakers to act with resolve and prudence.
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Paris
Metropols
Britain
Ancient silver images found during Dublin foundation work
Last week in Dublin workmen unearthed two small silver images about three inches high of armored figures with high helmets and ruffs, each on a pedestal, one pristine and the other damaged. The artefacts, of great antiquity, lack a known purpose or owner. Also mentioned are various notices of ship losses, a Cork County late 18th century pursuit of rogues, and a death in Moneyglass.
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Dublin
Lewes ée'Clack
William of
Bay of
Dundrum
Killough
Cork
Moneyglass
Thomas Jones
William Cope
Robert Cope
Armagh
Cherry Singleton
Singleton
Port News and City Lands Lease Notices
Arrivals and sailings at Port London and other ports include the Prince of Orange, Mary, and Scipio with several ships. The City of London invites proposals to lease eight lots around Puddle-Dock, Wormwood Street, Cheapside, Finsbury yards, and White Horse Yard, with 21 year terms. bids due at Guildhall Council Chamber Friday at four.
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Prince of Orange
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Antigus
James
Joseph
Butler
Carlos
Gottenbourg
Lancaster
Mary
Bracken
London
Deal
Downs
Suffolk
Burford
Hastings
Success
Etna
Granada
Royal
Jaft
Flood
Bee
Ebenezar
Hatton
Lisbon
Bruce
Isle of May
Comyn
His
Scipio
Antigua
Wigram
Dover
Arriv
Phanix
Aylward
Virginia
Whitehaven
Cumberland
Robinson
Swansey Bay
Deverton
Newfoundland
Cork
Addlington
Coppell
St. Kier’s
Swallow
Ewek
Boston
Benjamin
Messina
Prince Edward
Dawson
Ruby
Saunders
Naples
Carolina
Mercy
Wright
Minerva
Cloed
Pool
Thomas
Sarah
Blanchard
Doddington
Scott
Muley
Durell
Oporto
City of London
Puddle-Dock
Thomas Reddell
Gutter- Lane
Cheapside
Folen Blackall
Folen Patiext
White-Horse
Chiswell Street
John Abery
Henry Horne
Horne
Chiferell-Street
Finsbury Lower
Sarah Ifells
Finfoury
Charles Clutton
Comptroller’s
Notable Nobility and Local Deaths in London Notices
Sunday night the Earl of Effingham arrived in London and met the King at St James's after returning from Flanders. Sir Mordaunt Brigden, Bart died at Hanover-square. the Rev. Mr Gibson of St. Michael's Cornhill and Mr. Smart of Guildhall Town Clerk’s Office also died. The Strafford arrived at James River, Dorset crew drowned in a ship delay. the Dolphin of Petersbourg was stranded off North Britain. Tonight King Lear and The Orphan stage performances announced at Drury Lane and Covent Garden respectively.
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Earl of Effingham
England
Great George-street
Hanover
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Esterday
Hanover-square
Mordaunt Brigden
Cornhill
Gibson
St. Michael’s
Mr. Smart
Guildhall
City of London
Smart
Drucylane
Ais Majesty
Strafford
James River
Virginia
Strother
Petersbourg
Chiester
North-Britain
High Water at London Bridge Early Morning Alarm
London Bridge reported rising water levels at 8 47 a.m. with authorities warning residents and nearby streets to prepare for possible flooding. The situation prompted brief evacuations near low-lying areas as weather services tracked tidal surge.
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London Bridge
South Sea Stock and Annuities Market Fragment
Yesterday the market shows South Sea Stock at 12 3 quarters, South Sea Annuities at 113 5, New South Sea Annuities at 164, Bank rates with 14 5, 6d, and Bank Subscriptions at 4 per cent premium. Other items include India Bonds at 4 11s, Royal Exchange Assurance at 4, and various three and five per cent government securities with premiums and discounts noted.
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Bank
Prem
Andia
Royal Exchange Assurance
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Ditto
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