The Draper Address to London Citizens on Wool Trade
A critic urges unity in defending home wool manufacturing and praising the Draper for challenging foreign reliance. The writer warns against partisan rancor, urges broad appeal, and argues self preservation under English law justifies firm stance against French influence.
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London
Webber
Great Britain
Great’ Britain
France
Port News Ship Arrivals and Departures
Port News reports the Sea-Horse with Atkins from North Carolina and the Friendship with Cham bers from Maryland arriving at Gravesend on November 16. The Mary with Roe from Newfoundland also docked at Waterford after yesterday’s lifts, with wind from the northwest.
London Admiralty makes Gordon captain of Otter Sloop
Reports from yesterday's Board of Admiralty appoint Lt Gordon, son of Sir William Gordon, Bart, to captain the Otter Sloop. Notes launch of Hampshire, recall of Argos, aldermanic swearing in Charles Ewer, with celebrations, plus retirements and local appointments. A gale drives many vessels from moorings, with several lost or wrecked.
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Board of Admiralty
Gordon
William Gordon
Hampshire
Ney
Ipswich
Argos
France
Willson
Joseph Pickering
London
Street
Bridge-House
William Theed
Partridge
Lord Mayor’s Court
Pickering
Leppard
Cooper
Victualling Office
Thomas Taylor
Puff Moore
Dartford
Col. Bell
Greenwich
London-Bridge
Cuckolds Point
St. Katherine’s
Petersbourg
Africa
Barbados
Jamaica
Lisbon
New England
West Indies
Chester
Graham
Privateers and Captains Clash Off the Canaries
Letters from Madeira report the Pearl under Capt. Reynolds with 45 men and 12 carriage guns engaging the Spanish brigantine Bigatillos near Santa Cruz. The Triumph under Capt. Ball failed to seize a large ship. Reynolds fired a fire arrow and struck a shot to cause a blaze, while the Pearl took three Spaniards. Also notes Capt. Cofin of the Lucy was captured by a Spanish privateer near St Sebastian’s, prisoners confined, and fear of further privé arrivals as prizes flood in.
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Madeira
N.S
Pearl
Reynolds
Holltoyde
Gibraltar
Canaries
Ball
London
Grand Canaries
Lisbon
Santa Cruz
Tengaff
Bigouilios
Cofin
St. Sebastian’s
Gav
P.S
London Money Market Fragments and Bond Prices
A dated market snapshot shows London water level at dawn and a tumble of prices across South Sea Annuities and Bankings. Entries list varied quotes: South Sea Stock at 105 1 half, New South Sea Annuities around 112 ½, Bank 138 1 qr, New Bank Circulation 21 19s 6d, Jodia 161 3 4, Three per Cent Annuities 16 1 half, and Exchequer Orders near 13 yrs per Cent with discounts.
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New South Sa
Bank
Jodia
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Dito
India
Restoration of Rights Sought by Stationers Livery
The Liverymen of the Company of Stationers invite a meeting today the 18th at six in the evening at the Castle Tavern Fleet Street to discuss the alleged power of the current Master Wardens and Court Assistants and other matters. A public print of the 3d and 4th of Philip and Mary charters and confirmations will follow with translations to explain the original rights and ensure proper understanding.
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Company of Stationers
Caslle
Fleet-Street
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