State of Woollen Manufactures in France and Ireland
The report outlines French woollen progress with Amiens Mondidier and Lisle, noting mixing methods, labor costs, and exports to Tours, Brussels, and Holland. It contrasts English and Irish wool use, cites pricing advantages for France, and warns of Irish wool exports fueling competition while proposing a Parliament register and potential incentives to curb running of wool. It closes with strategic concerns over France and Ireland affecting Britain’s industrial security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Amiens
Picardy
Tournay
Brussels
France
Flanders
Holland
London
Norwich
England
Netherlands
Mondidier
Ville
St. Paul
Frage
St.Omer
Artois
Lifle
Roubais
Tourcoin
Lannoy
Lisle
Colon
USA
Spain
Aufzig
Francé
St. Omar
Europe
Ireland
Imperial Rescript and Arrest Orders Prompt Resentment
The narrator questions the Emperor's Rescript and arrest orders against Veldt-Marshal Wallis and Count Neuperg. He maintains respect for the Emperor's equity but argues that necessity governs actions beyond public explanation. The passage reflects tension between imperial commands and personal judgment within a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis
Count Neuperg
Tam
Mail from France reports new war dispatches
Letters from Stockholm say news of Field Marshal Munich defeating the Turks and capturing Choczim led to debate on inland troop movement. The decision was to proceed with loading troops, as the turn of affairs may be influenced by the circumstance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Munich
Choczim
Port News Deal 08.5 Sailing Ships Report
His Majesty's Ships remain with the ug Czfar Hampton for Leghorn while outward-bound vessels like the Oliver Pain for Antigua and the Mary-Anne Phelan for Ireland sail in toward Dover. Vessels from Stockholm Norway and Denmark pass, with several arriving or sailing past Gravesend and Deal as wind shifts to north northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
His Majesty
Ug Czfar
Hampton
Leghorn
Wind
Dover
Dolphin
Virginia
Gravesend
Katherine
Stockholm
Eliza
Margaret
Flower
Richard
Sarah
Barser
Norway
John
Jane
Ward
Conningfoerg
Dantzick
Greenland
Gibraltar
Oliver
Pain
Antigua
Lamb
Somerset
Phelan
Ireland
Barbary
Factor
Copeland
Parrsmouth
Mary
Champion
Legham
London Military Preparations and Peerage Notes Sept 21
From Berlin and Paris dispatches dated Sept 21 report new tents for troops near London and orders for those to join the King. A fleet of 20 ships is to be commissioned. A vessel carrying baggage to Petersburg is said to have been wrecked. Brancis Godolphin is named lieutenant governor of Scilly. Rumors suggest several gentlemen may be raised to peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Paris
Petersbourg
Marquess de la. Chetardie
Brancis Godolphin
Island of
Scilly
Charles Wager
John Norris
Vere Beauclerk
Horatio Walpole
Wade
William Codolly
Henry Bromley
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Monpay
Arriv
Hambourg
Port News
Berlin
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