Financial strains and disasters spread through Europe and colonies
The article describes economic and political pressures on the French East India Company from competition in Sweden Denmark and Hamburg plus Bengal losses totalling millions. It notes a gold chest moved to the India House, rising tea prices, a gifted commemorative confection to the King, and ongoing colonial troubles in Barbados Martinique and Antigua with sickness and fires. It also reports royal family movements and legal notices in Dublin about insolvent debtors and arrests.
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Telos
French East-India Company
Sweden
Denmark
Hamburgh
India
France
Bengal
States General
Jodiss
Wan
Winchester India Min
Tolson, Brown and Foster
Bulk India House
Compiegne
Oyfe
Barbidoes
Martinico
Antigua
Wis
Newcastle
Downs
Portsmouth
Haddock
Mediterranean
Amsterdam
Guinea
Brazil
Lisbon
Surrey
Philoctea Sidney
Bat of
Leicester
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Charles Wayer
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Widdin
Dublin
Vnomas Iuaringham
Omond
Qiry
Wanecooper
Games
Culloch
Drumcondras Lane
Eig
Von
James Mc
Culloh
Co Bjeater Peirton
Coleman Peinton
Marshalsea
James McCulph
Cneir
Fare
James McCuioh
James McCullen
James McCulloc
Cuningham
Wiliam Coatesend Christopter Scone
George Spence
Newmarket
Norice
Beleazer Peirier
Coleman Peirson
Ciry
Generz
Spence
Parfuam
Dublis
Wiliam Coatis
Christopher Stone
Francis Notkingham
George Montgomery
Killee
Cork
Four Courts
Eleazer Pearson
Caleman Pearson
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Debross
Petitign Td Og
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