Matters of Trade and Shipping in the Downs
A fragmentary listing records ships, cargos, and ports in the Downs with exports of cotton and wool to Flanders America and New England, imports of indigo and brady from the West Indies and Dunkirk, alongside stock prices and currency values. Wind WSW, high water noted. various vessels named with origins including Jamaica Malaga Statts Neptune and Holland Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday Sternoon
Downs
Abe Flarcourt
Infery
Hizabeth, Brown
Haohaty Brown
Jamaici
Ane Wiye
Frént Oporto
Sandy Point
Shons
Kiuts Planter
Youngs
Statts
Neptune
Newton
Malaga
Royal Charlote
Gilbreath
Rem
Ha- Yvanagh
Tiver
Flanders
America
New England
West-Indies
Dunkirk
Holland
Deal
Furly
Fragmented Traded Goods List With Prices and Origins
A dense OCR fragment lists varied goods with prices and origins including teas like Bohea and Souchong, dyes such as Cochineal and Indigo, spices, gums, and wools. Numerous place names appear alongside per unit or weight prices, noting quantities in ounces, pounds, and barrels. The passage resembles a late period catalog of international commodities with minor legibility gaps.
Fragmented commodities list with prices and regions
A dense, fragmented OCR of trade items and prices across regions. Mentions of Barbados, Jamaica, Guadaloupe, Martinique, St Domingo, Cuba, Canaries, and various goods like tobacco, cocoa, coffee, wax, gum, and hides appear alongside per ton and per Cwt price entries. Unclear dates and sources. main items include East India goods, French prizes, and miscellaneous imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijto Muscovado
St. Domingo
Guadaloupe
Martin Ift
Siberia
Moscow
America
Dale Ziagi
Jamaica
Valion —Harbadoes &S
Leeward Islands
India
St.Domingo
Ocoa
Carracca
Ib. Indico
Panilhy
Honduras
Liberty and law battle over royal restraint at Guildhall
A lengthy reflection celebrates the July security decision at Guildhall protecting the poor, lauds jurors for refusing a special verdict, and warns against arbitrary imprisonments. It recounts Dr Leighton’s 1630 punishment, cites Magna Charta protections, and pleads for trial by peers under law. The piece ends with a prophetic wartime lament by Sibylla Cumana warning England’s peril from foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Leighton
Charles
London
Laud
Corbet
Oxford
Dr. Leighton
Cheapside
Luggrry
Saterday
Sibylla Cumana
Latium
Jove
Norden
Sibya
England
Bone
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Bridge
Ayiene
South Sea
Navy
Seniah
Sylvester
Bologna
Red
Porte
Naples
Sarl Athes
Angels
Barilla
Brazil
Pern
Diteo Brizitterco
Dr. Taccar $S
Gauls
Aleppo
Minette
Barba
Sugar Bae
Sugar Sc. Kixt
Antigua
Montferrat
Nevis
Jarbalos
Cotroy Jam
Leeward
Sands
Barbadoes
Satyria
Cypris
Ema Acra
Smyrna Corton Yarna
Bengal
Pareraxter
Helignan
Marenburg
Koning
Pasernofter
Podolia
Riga
Peterlb
Ukerl
Raum
New-England
Billaparum
Borneo
Iss
Nicarago
Capede Eee Oo
Canary
Oporto
Sailowes
Turky
Barson
Canada
Jong
High ‘Commission
Star Chamber
Newgate
Leigh* Ton
Fleet
High Commission
Westminster
Plain Dealer
Court of Common Pleas
Radcliffe and
Garth
Neal Peison
Leves