Voyage News of Warships and Trade Goods at Plymouth and Dover
Reports from December 3 1702 describe Dutch privateer captures near Dartmouth and Vigo, warships and transports moving to the West Indies, sizeable merchant fleets sailing from Cork and Ireland, and stock market notes at Bank and Mullion. Also advertised are sales of wine prices, insurance subscriptions, and auctions of artwork and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
St. Joan
Bourdeaux
Newfoundland
Midway
Cork
Lisson
Ireland
Flyntborough
London
Lisbon
St Helles
Dartmouth
Brench
Rye Frigot
Torbay
Collonel Seymour
Plymouth
Vigo
Earl of Peterborough
West Indies
Spithead
India
Mullion Bank
Tso
Surry Street
le Clement
Strand
Office of Assurance
St Gale
Alderg
Ind-Gourt
Ivey-Bridge
Europe
Masons
Bartholomewlane
Royal Exchange
York
Sigmiox Gasperine
White
Temple-bar
Thomas Olford
Jack
Dhe
London Bank
Inslane
Jondor
Welccome
Nantz
Nantz, Burden Zhout To Tues, Se Claire of Havredegrace
Andree
Bomheur
Goodlack
Gencile
Havredegrace
Brothers
Portfearh
St Andrew
Putney
Weymont Rencontre
Danmenth
Corton
Friends
Portsmouth
Fale
Bourdemay
St Mary
Henry
Port
Lamy
Bayon
Virgin
Libourne
L’kfpric
Ollone
Fith
Dover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Phillips
University of Leyden
Holland
T. E
J. Nute
Stationers Hall
John Nute
Oxford
Cambridge
Bess. Harris
Golden Ears Head
Gracechurch-sitréét
Harris
Bristol
Ave- Mary-lane
Ludgate-street
Raphael Urbin
Hampton Court
Jacob Tonton
Ian Lane
Richard
Seare
Little Miffenden
Buck
St Giles Chalfant
Agmondesham
Young
Charing-cress
Pistor
Ludgate-hill
Richard Lear
Bucks
County of
Laceman
Charing ‘Cross