State of Woollen Manufactures in France Continuation
Continuation notes the Abbeville industry led by Van Robis and Ne Cole, dyeing and mixing wool to produce fabrics admired by travelers. It claims extensive French wool usage, Italian markets, and a large Paragon/Druggers trade, with Dutch and French partners expanding production, while English merchants profit from cross trades. The piece warns of British competition and discusses policy ideas and international trade dynamics.
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NE Cole
London
van Robis
Abbeville
England
D van Robis
France
Europe
Spani O Woolf
Obis
Spain
Portugal
St. Wally’s Road
Paris Gazettee
Great Britain
Gaia
Woolf
Daniel Schalore
Italy
Messina
Cardinal de Fleury
Ireland
William Petty
Port News from Falmouth and Gravesend Items
Shipping news from Falmouth reports arrivals from St. Kitts to London and Lisbon, with several packets sailing for Lisbon and the Groyne. Gravesend notes ships from Riga Narva and Gortenbourg, plus Royal announcements on black dress for a royal event and naval orders for Admiral Haddock.
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Falmouth
Sophia
Henderson
Francis
Waters
St. Kitt’s
London
Prince Frederick
Lovel
Lisbon
Expedition
Hanover
Groyne
Deal
His Majesty
Nore
Argyle
Alderney
S. E
Gravesend
Henrietta, Hood
Riga
John
Eliza
Maning
Narva
Tobias
Carlton
Norway
Margaret
Breame
Gortenbourg
Nathaniel
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