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Stamford Mercury

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1728

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Goods Imported at London Ushering a Vast Inventory

The ledger lists items imported at Lortdon from June 3 to June 1728 including 6 tons of oil from Lisbon and Oporto wines in casks, Vizna, and various frames. It notes 24 hampers of wine, cambricks, dozens of Permount Water, tobacco, rum, cotton, wool, citron water, pepper, goat skins, Irish linen, sugar, rum, teak, and multiple other commodities with quantities in tons, gallons, baskets, and casks from ports such as Bremen, Barbadoes, Antigo, and Carolina. The sprawling entry captures a wide range of goods and their origins.

Lisbon Oporto France Bremen Rae Holland Lifture Maryland Virginia

Sound Straits 4x6 Trade Goods List From Portugal to Holland

A fragmented list shows items like leather goods haberdashery wool cards and various textiles from Portugal Ireland and Holland. Entries include wool, cottons, serges, flannels, and blankets with quantities in dozens yards and ounces. Several place names appear with the goods and export references, including Leghorn and West Indies.

Sound Straits Leaether Portugal Hops Ireland New Eeeland Norwee Suga Germany Irony Sound Hambro Hol Straits New-Engse Lyme West Indies

News in Brief from Madrid Paris and Amsterdam

The Stamford Mercury reports from Madrid that 11 men of war have arrived from Beira and more ships are dispatched to form a squadron commanded by the Marquis de Grana. Paris notes the plenipotentiaries will be in Sutffins tonight and a grand entertainment by Cardinal de Fleury precedes opening of the congress on Monday morning. Madrid also says the Prince of Asturias has recovered from smallpox and the Infanta remains healthy. An armed squadron to bombard Tunis is at sea. Amsterdam mentions an East India fleet returning home through the Texel.

Jores Madrid Cadiz Beira Marquis de Grt Paris Cardinal de Fleury Congrese Fuening-Post Asturia Infanta Ander Tunis Amsterdam Texel

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Lortdon East Indies C.coffee Alexandria Brandie Holand C. Steel Pichcro Ie Ira Jamaica Canary Malaga Ditto Castors & Feles Stamford’ Mercury
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