The French Trade System From Dunkirk to Bayonne
A wide survey of French ports from Dunkirk to Bayonne outlines coastal trade, navigation challenges, and port facilities. It notes Dunkirk as a free port with canal links and Rouen as a key inland trade hub, while Marseille and Toulon dominate Mediterranean commerce and Bourdeaux leads wine exports.
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CO Dunkirk
Smaggelins
Paris
Vedebners
Eich
Pais
England
Niles
Murthen
Aliind
Brighthelmstone
Farnoes
Dan Foo
Roaca
Mawre de Grace
Paria
Isaaes
Woeilehy
Rouen
Burgundy
Champagne
Ohase
Pic
Honfleur
Seine
Razer
Upper
Normandy
France
Kelbec
Keethee
Thunee
Rosen
Proeus
Coerbourg
Maes
Britanny
Newfoundland
Guernsey
Jerry
Moliix
St. Malo
B&r F
L'Orient
Est India Company
Ame
Ica
L’orient
L's
Indies
Nantz
Orleans
Igher
Havre de Grace
Britain
Ireland
Dillanss
Rockit
Richlien
Rotestants
Africa
West Indies
America
Rocéfort
Isa
King’s
Ani
Dittante
Bourdeaux
Lethe
Richett
Matt Flourishins
Thenc
Giroane
Laapusdock
Louis XIV
Mediterranean
Toulouse
Garoare
Tobie O
Bayonne
Bay of Dileay
Spain
Gogmiler
Cette
Marseilles
Levant
Amon
Thie Place
Freeman
Psus
Toulon
Pavie
En English Porls and French Trade Debate
A London note argues English porls are not convenient for French trade, citing fusion and opulence as central to the theaters of the East and Hoethere end Eafe, reflecting on cross channel commerce.
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London
Fenelon and the King Figure in Anecdotes of Church Life
A collection of tales about Fenelon archbishop of Cambray and tutor to the Duke of Burgundy reveals his wit and disapproval of court flattery. He rejects dances for peasants yet aids their diversion. he condemns pride while praising restraint. King Louis XIV notes Fenelon’s devout influence and prudent leadership during campaigns.
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Mar Aenese
Etiles
Fenelon
Louis XIV
Cambray
Kong
St. Valery
le Tellier
Bihop
Rheims
Burgundy
Essay on Natural Labours by T Denman MD
This day price two shillings. Essay on natural labours by T Denman MD licentiate in midwifery of the College of Physicians. Printed for J Johnson at No 72 St Pauls Churchyard where Aphorisms in Midwifery and An Essay of Puerperal Fevers are sold. Also announces forthcoming essays on Difficult Labours and Protracted Libours.
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London
Dover
Shoreham
Kent
Sussex
Dunkirk
Dieppe
Faris
Portmouth
Gosport
Southampton
Paris
Wiltshire
Somerigshire
Worcestershire
Staffeedthire
Warwickshire
Chehire
Lineshire
Yorkshire
Hay
Portsmouth
Corofport
Becau
Van
Reese
Pusthporth
Gesport
Imetropolis
France
Poole
Palace
England
Parissbunnd
Ninty
Bourdeaux
Bay of Bieythe
Weler
T. Denman
The
College of Physicians
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Chasche Yard
Dalm
AHOY
Laidon
Faby
Tr Weitti
Dalmahoy
Salt of Lemons product advertised with restoration claims
An 18th century advertisement promotes Salt of Lemons as the essential lemon acid extract for removing iron spots ink stains and wine marks from fabrics and linens. It promises whitening and perfuming effects and claims immediate effectiveness and long keeping quality. Sold by multiple London merchants with pricing in shillings.
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Mains
Menon
Raverwad Lawe
Gocktouc
London
Sal
Thoma
Sting
Percuver
Cosuntlh
Hanks
St. Paul's Church
Pwy
Grosvenors Pertamer
Turntile
Holborn
A. Rathwell
Pertamer
Frars Drops Patent Medicine Advertised in 1797 London
Royal patent notice for Friars Drops claiming cure of venereal disease, scurvy, rheumatism, and gout without mercury. Describes price, warehouse address at Old Bailey, and distribution by booksellers and printers in London.
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Rw. Grubb
Great Britain
France
Treband
Robert Grubb
St. Martin
London
Old Bailey
Gate-Hi
Mr. Ely
Fate Steel
Cowerhill
Oxford Street
Pyne & Giles
Me. Meirves
Mo. Gs
Macchi Mighway
U'Ter
King’s Arms
Sudhwara
J. Celd
Walker'eaour
Yarwioh- Trast
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