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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 16, 1743

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France Immense Privateers Threaten Britain Says Letter

A 1743 letter argues France could muster up to 700 ships including India's company vessels and privateers, aided by 90,000 sailors and canalizing trade impacts, threatening invasion unless Parliament enacts new defense measures and militia reforms. It compares Royal Navy strength, merchant shipping, and potential French tactics across coasts, ports, and overseas commerce.

Great Britain Ireland Crown England the India Company Royal Navy France Utrecht Germany Fome Lgic Bretagnecine Gazeres The India Company Becaus Amrbulious

Port News Arrivals at Spithead and Gravesend

Portmouth and Gravesend reports list ships arriving or departing on Sept 14. Phenix from Rotterdam to Philadelphia, Salem from Rotterdam to Lymington, Three Brothers from Chichester to Leghorn, Unicorn from St Christopher's to London. Shrewsbury and Dover remain, Loyal Jane from Dunkirk and Hope from Norway arrive, Port merchant Brown from Exeter reaches Oporto.

Port News Portmouth Spithead Phenix Simpson Jane Maples Dunkirk Hope Nelson Norway Brown Exeter Arriv Oporto

Admiralty orders a consort voyage to the Caribbean

In London the Lords of the Admiralty order a convoy to sail for Barbadoes Leeward Islands and Jamaica by the 21st, with duty to protect ships bound there. Treasury names new customs inspectors in Chester and London. Bank of England court announces a 23 pence per pound half year dividend. Multiple local deaths weigh on the day. A tea seizure and a drowning are reported along with a grave murder verdict for a servant woman.

London Lords of the Admiralty Barbadoes Leeward Islands Jamaica Lords of the Treasury Seagood Chester Web Deceas Edward Smithson Port of London Curtis Bank of England Threadneedle-Street Michaelmas Strand Isaacs Deptford James Grice Hyde Park-Corner Pettit The Excise Richard Manley

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