Prices fall as prizes flood market in Dutch ports
From the Hague and Rotterdam reports show prices for sale of goods drop due to an influx of prizes from ongoing conflicts. Iron copper wire and pitch exports are prohibited, while Swedish items and other contested wares fetch lower prices. naval actions near Texel and Marstrand alternate with diplomatic notes from Vienna and Copenhagen.
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Holland
Hague Courant
Marcbay
Honficus
Rotterdam
Maeslays
Texel
Erthaft
Asssterdam Courant
Paris
Chevalier Dé St. George
Pesaro
St. Germains
Modena
Vienna
Croatia
Novy
Belgrade
Copenhagen
Norway
Tordenskiold
Gabel
Laland
Falffer
Elsenore
Aulén
Cattegat
Hamburg
Christiana
Terdenskiokd
Marstrand
Gottenburg
Lewenhaupt
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Marquis de Prie
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Newport
Pensignary
Amsterdam
Whitworth
Berlin
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Hig
Britain
Theophilus Blake
Marquis of Winchester
Weit
Charles Stanhope
Lawnes
Treasury
Col. Moreton
Ireland
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Earl of Berkley
Piv and
Aylmer
John Cockburn
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