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26 Oct 1738

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Daily Post in London, Middlesex

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Daily Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1738

Page

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An Inquiry into English Trade Fashion and French Competition

A letter to the Daily Post laments the use of French goods in royal pageantry and calls for stronger English manufacturing support and laws. It compares English and French policies under Louis XIV, urging national pride, economic remedy, and public reform to protect domestic woollen and lace industries.

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London Addison St. James's France England Lewis XIV Secife St. Michael Cornwall Thomas Scawen Richard Edgecombe Derford William Restall Royal Navy Cavendish Laft Joseph Pennington Charing-Cross Lowther Viscount LouSdate Governor Lowther
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PORT NEWS PORTS AND ARRIVALS AT BRISTOL

Port News reports vessels remain and sail for St Kitts Lisbon and Dublin. Chester, Roehampton, Tobin, Willet, Bee, Spencer, William and Sarah, Abel, Rappahanock, Port Merchant, Mary, and Rappahanock journeys listed with origins Barbadoes Virginia New England details and wind direction south east.

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Deal Chester Roehampton Tobin Willet Griffith St. Kitt’s Bee Burford Spencer Lisbon William Arriv Amoss New England Mary Virginia
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High Water at London Bridge Soon After G Morning

London Bridge experienced a rise in water levels about thirteen minutes after the initial gauge reading in the early morning. Authorities warned of possible rapid changes and advised residents to stay away from the bridge.

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London Bridge
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