The Visitor Number LV and Merchants List in 1760
A long 1760 period piece discusses a public list of merchants named in London papers. It debates commerce as a national pillar, praises merchants for wealth and virtue, cites trades and naval power, and laments war induced economic strain across Waldeck and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigny
Tyr
England
Gibraltar
Porto Bella
Spain
Savoy
Piedmont
Eugene
Germany
Turin
Dairy Rectster
London
Sipmiot
Vicus
Pieves
Earl of Oxford
Great Britain
Aleppo
Corsica
Bortie
Lisbon
Torre
Acciajuoli
Ing
Amsterdam Gazette
Paris
France
Netherlands
Lower Rhine
Foverzigt
Moler
Hesle Darmstadt
Upper Rhine
Waldeck
Surat
Grand Cairo
Wildungen
Tyre
Ardmost
Alexand
Withdria
Alexandria
Venice
Antwerp
Amster
Franckfort
Moser
German Empire
Austria
Hanover
Heflia
America
Europe
Friecedenburgh
Rome
Ethin Nebotee
Portugal
Dresden
Prussia
Silesia
Saxony
Messrs. Parry and Company
Spinola
Senate of
Genoa
Segni
The Curious World of Trade and Divine Presence
A sermon-like meditation on nature and trade showing the Creator through human enterprise. It contrasts bustling markets of Tyre and Carthage with divine power, noting how wealth and pride fade while enduring rock remains as a monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syhen
Carthage
Thores
Nile
Tyre
Arabia
PORE NEWS Ship movements at Gravesend and Downs
Deal Nov. 11 ships remain in the Downs as previously with several vessels listing destinations including Rotterdam Aiutterdam Newcastle Dublin Chester and Dantzick amid warship arrivals. Gravesend also reports vessels sailing from Rotterdam and Deippe plus the Friends Goodwill and Prince of Wales groups heading out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PORE
Deal
Wind S
Amazon
Biddeford
Gravesend
Friends Goodwill
Clark
Prince of Wales
Sards
Diana
Adey
Rotterdam
Seazer
Groyfol
Deippe
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Dyer
Faggers
Bayle
Fagger
Charles V
Voltaire
Dr. Newton