Postscript notes global trade and weather events
Postscript reports on Indiaman supercargos seeking licensing for Korea trade and Japan access, Dutch spice sales, a London bound vessel seized at Bayonne, and a plan to tax lawyers to fund the state while soap and candle duties would be removed. It also covers storms in Warwickshire Harrow and Highgate, court actions in Dublin, theatre disturbances, and royal proclamations on marriage and population concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
India
Japan
Corea
Tartary
Webber
Clive Indiaman
Draper
Philippine Islands
France
Indies
London
South-Carolina
Bayonne
Lion
Doyle
Selfea
Lary
Great Britain
Ireland
Rome
Chevalier Dée
St. George
Archdeagwn Yardley
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Society of Antient Britons
Merchant Taylors Hall
Principality of Wales
James Ansell
Trinity College, Cambridge
Earl of
Willes
Bath and Wells
Leigh
Essex
Parker
Wheeley
Great Bemiley
Sieur Christian
van Sanden
Prince
Holland
Maestricht
Leicestershire
Clobery Noel
Lord Viscount Wentworth
Grosvenor Street
George Long
Derbyshire
Sir James Long
Rotherhithe
James Smallman
Little Jermyn-street
Pinckey
Hayes
Conduit-street
Harris
Gray’s Inn-Lane
South-Sea-House
Vienna
Danube
Great Bridge
Long Echington
Southam
Warwickshire
Harrow
Highgate
Dublin
King’s Bench
Benjamin O’lsraeli
Elfis
Dalton
Westmindler
St. Paul’s
Tru
Britannicous
Paris
Warsaw
Poland
Saxony
Russia
Prussia
Prince Henry
Austria
Prufsia
Joseph
Hansover
Toulon
Point-Mahon
Belleisle
Spain
Barbadoes
Pinfold
Bridge
Joyners
Joyner
Westmoreland
Robert Lowther
Robinson
Highlands
Scotland
Leipzig
Melenger
Stae’s
Cambray
Rice
Water- Fulford
York
Robert Oates
Leeds
Yorkshire
Pegry Ibbetson
Sir Henry Ibbetson, Barr
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London: Evening Post
The
London Evening Post
Jeveral
Gay
J. Pridden
Edinburgh
Bank of England
Te Bayne
Mewle Gate
St. Marting