Arrival and sailings of ships Refunl and Ostrich
Port ne. Falmouth on September 1 reports the Refunl from London to Dublin has arrived while the Ostrich under Haw is listed for departure.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 04, 1760
Page
2
Port ne. Falmouth on September 1 reports the Refunl from London to Dublin has arrived while the Ostrich under Haw is listed for departure.
An officer reports on economic theory valuing necessities over luxury, Spain and colonies in contrast to Britain and America, and Britain as a monopolist of essential commodities. The letter notes how trade shapes power and that nature’s laws exceed royal will, with Ireland and North America in Britain’s dominions. The piece closes with a military account of the Warburg engagement and Sporcken’s success against St Germain’s corps, praising the Brigade under Honeywood.
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