Trade and Manufacturing Reports From Across the Atlantic
Mercator writes to the London Evening Post observing Virginia woollen and leather goods surpass English imports in quality and variety. He notes colonial trade patterns, including textiles and luxury items, and laments policies hindering colonial commerce. BreviPas reports on plans by Miers to the West Indies to counter smuggling and protect British manufactories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
C. Mercator
Merges
Miers
West-Indies
Royal Funeral Obsequies and Colonial Trade Reflections
Fragmentary notice reflecting on the Duke of CampeRLand’s funeral and a public acknowledgments column praising the paper’s reach. It discusses prudence, trade, and colonial distress, with apologies for errors and assurances of timely delivery. Mentions the London Post and a West End advertisements arrangement at Burlington House, Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Camperland
Cumberland
London
Postes Ufen
Atbioh Basha
Ainton, Backfeller and Stéuidner
Dfposite
Burlington Fluufe
Piccadill
Royal Pronouncement Fragments Spark Unclear Court Talk
Fragmentary OCR text hints at royal address mentions Duke of York Gloucester and prince names. Ambiguity and garbled wording obscure precise events or titles. No clear dates locations or actions are discernible from readable portions.
Drifted Notes from a Turbulent London Day
A patchwork of crime, travel, and commerce reports from London chronicles a day of disturbances, port records, and public notices. Details include highway clearing, a kidnapping tale, a church wedding, ship movements, and price listings, with scattered names such as Burke and Rockingham cited in uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Tutigi
Ldmund Burke
Lod Rockingham
Berlin
Lisbon
South-America
Portugueze
Bazil
Arack Nova Colonia
Hannak Whitelock
West Smithfield
St. Bridé’s
Firet-street
William Nottingham
Droitwich
Worcestershire
Susannah Davis
Salisbury-coursy
Chetka Road
Sun-court
Cornhill
Bull Inn
Bithopsgate-street
Fleet
Guildhail Westminster
Temple-bar
Prince Charles
Days
Sockholm
Brittol
Puriato
Iely Lal
Pillaw Road
Caielf Pan
Sthott
Nelson
Good
Insent
Cockerill
Walker
Niraningh
Hepwarsh
Waomonth
Hopewell
Gee
Portugal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jan Ree i
Patliagient
Claus
Vistoris
Aariti
Domdor
Newis
Tom Teet-Thurn
Camberwell
Ballum
Fis Prudentia
Jaret Ministry
York
Gloucester
Lea
Northam
Port 7 Ton
Burford
Payne
Sc.Kart
S. Benos
Drury-Lanh
Venice
Jaffer
Beividera
Atks
Covent-Garden
Confasus
Young Bevil
Ms. Roft
Lucinda
Baker
Hhidiana
Bellamy
Drury-Lanry
Benédick
Mr. Garrick
Doplxrry
Yates
Herp
Miss Plyin
Beatrice
Rofe
Daphne
Aniineir
Covelnt- Garden
Confipus
Mr. Ross
Isocunda
Indiana
Royal Chace
Lomon-cridge
To-morrow
Price Bank
Steck - Lisia Dito
South Sea
Amsterdam
Airigar
Rotterdam
Navy
India
Vic
Long Ann
lLotr
Cadiz
Tis Madrid
Bilboa
Leghora
Genoa
Porto
Dublin
Mexico
Bress
Tis
John Houghtour
Nantwich
Chelbireree
W. Cocke
Pove’s Head
Atley
Kendon
Catton
Eddowesia
Slop
John Page
Page
Wirby
Beinefeller
Danciad
Royal Exchange
Marsh
Bookfeller
Charing-Cross
Lorton
Cere Pificare
Ward
Sapttian
Joan Frezal
Kobart Uinglay
JuBina
Achillenges
Hesnis
Bowen
Qld
Strop
South Mitrarcs
Meres
Pris .T i Ltd Baily
Bateman
Turners
Fleet-firzet
Gow
Hery
Holbourn
Aoberts
Taylor
Georges
Court
Clerkenwell
Usk
Tentuh
Corderius
William Willymof
L.L
Kiriz’s College
Cambridge
Pheedrus
Euplih
Galtalio
Hrrle Ciglugen
Charles Hoole
Turner
Molec x
Ordine
Quanri
Accentus Deluci
Androre Geo, Thompson, EL A. P
R., Baldwin
Pacer-nofter Row
J. Ridley
St. James’s Street
England
Quay
Bowghe
Giaeh
Agre
Buachell
Bo W
Aire
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