Calamitous conditions in Mequinez and Morocco turmoil
Reports from a Milan-bound envoy describe growing rebellion against the Moroccan emperor, confiscation sales by nobles, a gold and silver export ban, and scarce provisions. Paris and London news note court entertainments, new appointments, theater bills, and local incidents as markets quote securities and crime recedes.
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Count de Wachtendonck
Milan
Council of State
el Imperial
Tetuan
Morocco
Mequinez
Hatte
Spain
Algiers
Paris
M. de Cety
Versailles
Compiegne
Marly
Rambouiller
Peritbourg
Count de St. Flore
Sieur de Bouville
Orleans
Sieur d’Argonges
M. Chiconeau
University of Montpelier
M. Chirac
Dauphin
France
M. de Bouillac
Aix
Provence
Nicholas
Madampoiselle Cadieres
Girard
Father Cadieres
Bouffers
London
Hampton Court
Earl of Leicester
Tower
Rochester
Bow Church
James Hayes
Earl of Ashburnham
Laft
Windsor
Cowdery
Chilwell-street
Chelmsford
Essex
James Street
Bedford-Row
Barnadifton
John Barnadiston
Boheme
Red-Lyon-Court
Watlingrect
Bartholomew Fair
Charles Peers
Stoke Newington
Birdcage Alley
Southwark
Leadenhall-street
Dulwich College
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Genoa
Marquess de Castelhar
Deal
Torrington
Bridgewater
Mary
East-India
William and
Lethuillier
Dover
N. E
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange
York Buildings
Welch
Olo Lottery Office
Joan Hats
Jon Lover
His Majesty
His Majesty's
Drury-land
George Barnwell
Thorowgood
Bridgwater
Barnwell
Mr. Roberts
Cibber
Wm. Mills
Blunt
R Wetherill
Maria
Millwood
Butler
Lucy
Clarke
Jobson
Mr. Harper
John Loverale
Stoppelaer
Miss Rafter
Stevens
Terra-Australis
Mr. Clarke
Villers-street
ork-Buildings
Archer
Sullen
Cirle Cf
Damon
Phillida
Farr
Booth
S- Head Inn
Harpers
West Smithfield
Banik
Fors, Castle, &c
Windsor-Castle
Tripoly
Barbary
University of Oxford
Venice
Italy
Fawkes
England