The Darty Register on Employment and Trade Plans
The article argues boosting manufacture across the kingdom, creating interregional trade, full employment, and prosperity. It envisions raising one million people from rough materials, each earning one penny daily for 300 days, yielding over a million pounds yearly and stronger subjects, alongside notes on various ships, naval actions, exports, and local events.
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Flanders
Local incidents and court actions across London and beyond
Reports include deaths from a fall near Hackney, a drowned barbers’ boy near Shadwell, theft of a silver tankard at Ludgate Hill, a riot in Bishopsgate Street, a pocket picked at Charing Cross, and a hay stack sale dispute. Also noted are horse racing match details, a brandy and gin find, a Rotten Row accident fatality, a royal convoy sailing, and August mayoral elections at Lewes and Tipperary fire losses.
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Zachariah Cunningham
Hackney Road
Shadiwell Dock
Dolphin
Ludgate Hill
Bishopsgate-street
Bridewell
Charing-Cross
London
Mr. Bray
Valerius
Mr. Wildman
Mickleham
John Wadman
Ranter
Duke of Richmond
Matthew Featherstone Haugh
Mull-Ishmael
Matthew
Sally
Lovely
Cornelia
Corke
Gth
Aldercron
Kinsale
Thomas French
John Staunton
Henry Covey
James Forster
James O’hara
Dutlin
Tipperary
Port News Update From August Sea Departures
Deal August 14 reports strong northwesterly winds. The Hatton, Stewarts, and six others sailed westward yesterday. Several vessels remained, including the Pensilvania packet Gardner bound for Lisbon. Gravesend August 14 notes arrivals and passes of Thomas and Richard Campion Fir-Tree Bower Burlington Robinson Scipio Mitchell Harmer Ralifs from Riga Petersburgh Jamaica Bremen.
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Deal
N. W
Hatton
Stewarts
Pensilvania Packet
Gardner
Lisbon
Gravesend
Thomas and Richard
Campion
Letter from Waterford notes a swift 40-ton sloop and 14 guns
Extract from Waterford dated June 30 reports a privateer letter of marque with a large ship loading for the West Indies and a swift 40-ton tender sloop armed with nine-pounders. Additional shipping news lists arrivals and movements: Providence, Atlas, Hawke, Hannah, Nonpareil, William, Brothers, Providence, N. S. Rosario, Friendship, Elizabeth and Ann, Anna Maria, Bristol Merchant, Friends Goodwill, Greyhound, Thrasher, and Montgomery reaching ports from Bristol to Cork, Philadelphia, and Stangate Creek, along with a claim of a ransom on a vessel.
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Happy Margaret
Hay
Gottenburgh
Montrose
Bridgett
Mary
Arundel
Mouritfon
Ostrich
London
Hawkins
Lydia
Chepstow
Plymouth
Kinsale
Guernsey
Penzance
Unicorn
Fearns
Liverpoole
Madeira
St. Domingo
Corunna
Lamp
Trieste
Gibraltar
Malta
Saunders
Gulf of Gibraltar
Bristol
Malaga
Woodward
Lisbon
Falmouth
Eagle
Weston
Tenby
Thomas and Mary
Robbins
Pool
Elizabeth
Williams
Susannah
Windsor
Samuel and
Dove
Moores
Newfoundland
Diligence
Hyde
Acteon
Cork
His Majesty
Chatham
Lynn
East India
William, Garrison
New York
Cato
Millerton
Jamaica
Lancaster
Isles of Pines
Two Sisters
Downer
Port Au Prince
Rhodesland
Charles Town
South Carolina
Gulph
Spence
Lyon
Leogan
Philadelphia
Georgia
Warner
Millerson
Gurney
Peard
Lands End
Portsmouth
Triton
Hardy
Maryland
Waterford
Fune
West Indies
Falkner
Dublin
Providence
Liverpool
Atlas
Brailes
Hawke
Oliver
Virginia
Hannah
Marshall
Streights
Jordan
Chester
William
Chapman
Giles
Cadiz
Thrasher
Stangate Creek
Montgomery
Willson
Orkneys
Claims to Estate of Francis Mannock Subscriptions Notice
Persons who have claims on the estate of Francis Mannock for insurance losses and returns of Premio are required to send particulars. Include ships none master s name sums subscribed date of subscription sums claimed and office keepers names with whom insured. Submit at the bar of the Union Coffee-House Cornhill to aid adjustment.
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Francis Mannock
F. M
Union
Cornhill
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