Merchant's Lawyer and Curvy Mentioned in Trade Debates
A late 18th century letter to a merchant paper defends candor in dealing, questions a rumour about a Royal Exchange pillar, critiques sensationalist reports, and cites broader concerns in commerce. It discusses maritime health notes from a voyage to Madeiras, lauds lemon curative methods, and references publications on law and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Sam
Mercator
Pupli
Endia Company
South Sea Company
Bank of England
Middle Temple
Golden Lion
Ludgate-street
India
America
Spithead
Madeira
Madagascar
Pusnic Ledger
Eldom
London
Coromandyl
Tally
Pondicherry
Gingi
East-Indies
Martin
Mas Jesty
Elareep
Duke of Acquitain
Black Friars
Great Tower-hill
Earl of
Solon
Athens
Greece
Cicero
Crassus
Baldwin
Shakespear
Enice
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Spring Gardens
Vauxhall
Mr. Worgan
George
Mr. Lowe
Mrs. Vincent
Beauty
George the Good
Sadler’s Wells
Mathews
Sturges
S.T. Colombine
Cherry-garden Stairs
Rotherhithe
Christopher Robinson
Innholders Hall
Dowgate-Hill
Court and City -Register
Corres
John Rivington
Bible and Crown
Knights of the Bath
Scotland
Gardener’s Dictionary
Ray
Tournefort
Lin2sus
Philip Miller
Botanic Academy
Florence
Worshipful Company of Apothethecaries
Chelsea
St. Paul’s Church-yard
A. Millar
H.woodfall
J. Whitton
B. White
J. Hinton
J. Richardson
W. Johnson
S. Crowder
T. Longman
T. Cafton
R.and
J.dodsley
John Taylor
Poland
Denmark
Sweden
Holy Empire
Duke of
Parma
Europe
M. Cooper
Asi
Africa
Port News
Penzance
Friendship
Nichols
Falmouth
Nathaniel
Hint
Chester
Monfieur
William Pitt
Cat
Portsmouth