Trade Treaties and British Navigation in the Indies Debate
In a discussion on reglations by Tariffs and the Navigation and Traffick of the Indies, the text argues that concessions granted to the United Provinces by the Treaty of Munster and the Treaty of Nieuport restrain British trade. It cites Madrid 1670 and 1667 treaties and notes British restrictions in the West Indies, with Royal orders to repair damages and ensure treaty compliance. The piece also records military movements, port actions, and Dublin notices, reflecting ongoing European diplomacy and imperial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
United Provinces
States General
Niuoler
East-Indies
West-Indies
West Indies
Great Britain
Agato
Crade
A&s
Havaneah
St. Augustine
Parliament of
Ireland
New England
Vienna
Porte
Empire
Sarre
Lorrain
Thal
E. IeGors
Menez
Falatire
Nassau
France
Schleswig
West- Indies
Hague
Dutch Brabant
Republick
Gravelines
Council of State
al. O. S
Madrid
England
Mediterranean
Count de Mauillac
Granada
Cadiz
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Sebastian de la Quadra
Earl of Waldegrave
William Wynn, Bart
Earl of Essex
Mott
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Puislane
Frederick Zulefteinder Flay
Earl of Rochford
Viscount Tunbridge
Baron O. Enfield
Custom House
Thomas
Havannah
Dublin
Standron
Dame’s Street
Hurg
Munster - Circol
Gerfons
Reynolds
Juttice Ward
Meath
Trim
Drogheda
Lowth
Dundas
Monaghan
Ardmagh
Jugh Pade