Curious Disease Leaves Marquis and Marchioness in Sea Dip
A fragmented 18th century European bulletin reports diverse events: the Czarina contemplates the Vienna treaty, the Dorpt university is to reopen with prior professor numbers and salaries, and Persia’s army is described at 130,000 with Turkish supply blocks. Venice and Madrid notes mention ships, traders, and port actions, plus royal ceremonies in Versailles and Paris with church and academy celebrations.
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Czarina
Vienna
England
University of Dorpt
Estonia
Baron de Schaffirof
Czaina
Pahan
Persia
Erivan
Ukraine
Lifiancka
Madrid
N.S
N.S. de Belem
Don Nicolas de Lozada
Cadiz
Havanna
Peru
Porto
Bello
de Bair
New Spain
Algiers
Count de Pennarenda
Morocco
Africa
Don Timon Konoc
Don Philip
Seville
Venice
N. S
Sinigaglia
Levant
Adriatick Gulf
Corfu
Tis
Versailles
Santi
Nubcio
Chevalier de Savicter
Duke of Anjou
Mesdames de France
Mazan
Order of Distortians
Viviers
Orange
Paris
St. Lewis
France
Corps de Ville
Tuileries
French Academy
Louvre
Sens
Academy
Laizeau
Royal Academy of Sciences
Seneca
M. Francis Griller de Briffac
Life Guards
St. Lewis's
Dauphin
Durchess du Maine
Ce Canal
Seaux
Glais
Lewis XIV
M. du Parc
Cardinal de Fleury
Mademoiselle Mercier
Duke de St. Aignan
Rime
Stanislaus
Petitbourg
Senars
Languedoc
Orleans
Magdelaine de Tresnel
M. Gaudion
Royal
Trea
Sury
Marquis de Castellar
Charles Wager
Bay of
Infante
Don Carlos
Tuscany
Parma
Duke de Lauragais
Duke de Villars Brancas
Mademoiselle D’o
Marquis de Lafley
Marquis D’o
Dutchess Dowager of Bourbon’s
Hotel de Soisfons
Latin
Nuancio
Linnen
Rome
Marchioness de Graves
Masche