War and Commerce Turmoil Across Europe and Africa
Reports from Warsaw, Gibraltar and Madrid detail rising cavalry regiments, disrupted trade, and delayed payments as European powers brace for ongoing conflict. British intelligence notes Dutch and Spanish naval moves, French internal reforms, and Turkish tensions in the Levant, while Jamaica and Jamaica letters describe coffee and cotton exports and postwar prospects.
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Warsaw
Potocki
Russa
Cherson
Frankfort
Russia
Holland
Amsterdam
Gibraltar
Morocco
Hia Porte
England
Tangiers
Lisi
Curtis
Abdulhamed
Turkey
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Marseilles
France
Peries
Jyevant
Alwaya Hitheite
Versailles
Bryne
East India Company
Engreaux
Phutffy
Bengal
Prench
Leghorn
Mediterranean
Greig
Portsmouth
Admiral Greig
Madrid
Spain
South America
Cadiz
Gutt
Versaillen
Chambres
Hastings
Belgrade
Europe
Hambro
Sweden
Carlferone
Bolton
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Foreign Intelligence
London
Grand
Court of Justice
Tower Courta of Justice
M. de Calonne
Maila
Paris
Bed of Justice
Versaille
la Cour Plenier
Plenary
Supreme Court
Cour Leniere
Edi&a
Paria
la Grand Chambre
Cour Des Aides
Court of Exchequer
M. d’Epresmenil
Carnet
M. Goifard de Montabert
Shistake
Palais
Poland
Kaminieck
Choczim
Vienna
Mebadia
Peterwaradia
Semin
Jamaica
Fereigh
St. George
Buff Bay
Spanifemlin
Generali
Madeira
Downs
Aurora
Lord Coventry
Piccadilly
Chesterfield Hall
John Coventry
Knighta
Bath
Pantheon
Wellminster Abbey
St. James’s
George Howard
Lord Rodney
R. Gunning
John Jarvis
John Blaquiere
Lord Heathred
John Irwin
Charles Grey
William Gordon
Beilby Thompsoh
William Howe
Robert Bays
Lord Dorchester
F. Haldimand
Henry Clinton
Arch. Campbell
Edward Hughes
Galways
James Harris
William Faucet
Hector Monro
George Wouger
Earl of Antrim
Alexander Hoe