London News and Maritime Losses From Amsterdam Letters
Letters from Amsterdam dated March 28 report Dutch merchant ships driven by easterly winds into the Spanish Sea after five weeks at sea, with two East India ships sighted. one, having endured four storms, returned to the Texel lacking masts and rigging. Also noted are parliamentary adjournments, stock prices, and numerous pamphlets and publications advertised in London.
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Amsterdam
N.S
Spanish Sea
Texel
England
Toby Butler
Kingdom of
Ireland
South Sea
India
York Buildings
Royal Eychange Assuranced
London Assurance
Noble South Sea
Bank
Royal Bychange Assurance
York
Belt
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London
John Norris
Hofer
Hopton
Oxford
Cambridge
Price Boulnd
Mr. Ogilby
William Morgan
Losdin
Realane
Butler
Bernards-Tan
Holborn
Earl Stanhope
Countess of Stanhope
Mr. Pitt
New College
Oxon
Stanhope
Labbor
J. Batetiag
J. Nicks
St. Pauls Charsh Yard
Marseilles
Cadibridge
Medicina Flagellata
Meadowspurt
George
Meadowcourt
R. Francklio
Sun
Fleet-street
M.C
Price
Harley
Herefordshire
Siand
Rales
Gills
Suffolk
Cooper
Warwick Williams
Medway Trevor
Prince Broderick St
Buckingham Coleman
Dartmouth Smith
York Elford
Gloucester
Holland H R
Evenge
Nottingham Clinton
Sandwich Falkner
Elizabeth Thompton
Chishester Hughes
Kingston Eaton
Worcester Calaval
Falmouth Wade
Bedford Bowler
FO Dorfeshhire
Defiance
Garlington Field
Luck
Gosport