Privateers in France and Dutch threats loom over London
Amid scattered notices a broad market of goods and services surfaces. Advertisers claim ships from France bring pri vateers and warn of ruptures with Byglend and Holland while sellers tout wines, mercantile services, and travel aids. Government bonds, bank notes and stock sales appear with notices of bankrupts and auctions.
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France
Byglend
Holland
London
Robert Viners
Excise
Goldffichs
Hherewich
Ike Agrocity Office
Bertow
India
Temple
Sweetings Alley
H. Bonwick
Red Lyon
St.Pauls Churchyard
Harry Wildzir
Farquaher
Alicia
Monsieur Ponti
Charles Cotton Fig
J. Skipton
The
Pasdons
J. Knapton
St Pauls
St Pauls Church-yard
Welds
Temple Gates
Fleet-street
Jonathans
Exchange Alley
Cheapside
Cornelius Herbert
Pear
Londonbridge
William Specker
Holbourn Row
Lincolns Inn Fields
Ala
Taroon
Temple Change
Fleetstreet
Huntington
Raphoe
Ireland
Pathers
Colle&ion
Mary
Hallifax
Millington
Cogdan
Inner Temple Lane
Brown
Smith
Temple-bar
Hardy
Rose Tavern
Temple Bar
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Panchureht Street
MirJohn
Bowden
Hare Row
Chancery
Lane
Fleetfreee
Ruleau
Che
Surzeans Arms
Ek M
Dublin
Greenwich
Eremy Whidhget
Castle-alley
John Apres
Sc Pauls Church Yard
Robert Pyner
Ordear
T. Benskin
John Walthue
Thomas. Shepherd
M. A
Samuel Drury
Golden Lyon and
Lamb
White- Channel
Day
Baily
Rose Ache
Royal Coffee House
Ailey