Ships and privateers on the Scottish coast and Baltic trade
A long list of vessels from Jersey, Guernsey, London, and Scotland is noted as taken or driven ashore by privateers or naval actions near the Scottish coast and at St John de Acre, with captures and ransoms reported. Other items include dispatches about British officers, promotions, trials at Westminster Hall, storms in Hampshire, and various notes on society and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jague
Priaulx
Good Intent
Judas
Guernsey
Jersey Packet
le Feuvre
Dé Jersey Flower
Luce
Pittenix
Lranett
Jersey
James
Peggy
Orkney
Holland
Scotland
Mary
Johnson
Inverness
London
Sceland
Swift
Grandwell
Lond
Polly
Parker
Plymouth
Pool
Benjamin
Samuel
Patten
Boon
Portsmouth
Pownall
Joseph Chaluffe
St. John de Acri
Leghorn
St. Andrew’s
Duncan
Berwick
Barcelona
Valeur
Gibraltar
Mally
Dunbar
Thompson
Carthagena
Hamilton
Piscataqua
Jamaica
Newcastle Upon
Elfeneur
Tinmouth
Dartmouth
Boston
New-England
Toptham
Ferryland
Newfoundland
Rhynland
de Pieterz
Texel
Steights
Lipstadt
Quebec
Berlin
Canterbury
Kensington
Jeffrey
Chelsea Hosital
Dunmow
Essex
Tacitus
Love-Lane
Richmond
Yorkshire
George Rickerby
Brentford
Lord Mansfield
Westminster Hall
Old Bailey
Burdet
House of Commons
Townshend
Westminster Abbey
Norwich
Holford
Duncan Monro
Grenadiers
James Erskine
Alexander Hay
Donald Mackay
Hugh Maclean
David Ogilvie
Regiment
Ringwood
Hampshire
New Forest
Avon
Redbrook
Stockton
Fordinbridge
Gorely
Winlaton
Newcastle
Durham
Laft
Berkley-square
Henley
Bristol
Lord Henley
Grange
Peter
Ratfray-head
Johniftoi
Alexander ‘Thomson
Abérdour
John Orkney
Monwrofe
Hamburgh
France
Lamb
Dandee
Dyfart
Gottenburgh
Gardiners
Westminster Journal
Britain
Great Britain
England
United Provinces
Continent
England and the Dutch cry of public debt and famine
The argument links Dutch wealth to state annihilation as De Witt’s system spreads to the Ge noese, claiming England would become a tributary if debt grows further. It warns that rising taxes burden farmers and weavers, harming trade, agriculture, and colonial imports, risking national bankruptcy without swift. honorable peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
de Witt
France
Charles II
Belleisle
Great-Britain
Great Britain
Enric
Henk
Britain
Holland
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