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Night of Havock in Utrecht Chinese Attack and Massacre
The account describes Chinese forces breaking through Dutch guards at Utrecht gates, mass killings, a city-wide fire, and a brutal purge of Chinese prisoners. The narrative mentions continued skirmishes, a government order to massacre Chinese except women and children, and a large, bloody urban havoc with streets and moats clogged with corpses. It notes a pardon offer for surrendering Chinese within a month with steep rewards for capture or death of leaders. It also covers naval and diplomatic updates from Lisbon, Hamburg, and Copenhagen, with brief mentions of troop movements and privateers.
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Utrecht
Pott
Chineze
Meffieuss van Imhoff
van Aarden
Downs
Biddeford
Lord Forrester
Lisbon
Winchester
Lloyd
South Sea Castle
Bambridge
Yederiag
Spithead
Virginia
New England
Femele
England
Brossels
N.S
Paris
Madrid
Spain
France
Rhine
Dunkirks
Flanders
O. S
Vienna
Nepperg
Silesia
Brest
Toulon
Brett
Royal George
Falkingham
Portsmouth
Bayot Biscay
Rtsgal
Deléw
Bowyer
Aliisnt
Dover Road
Ofiead
John Norris
Uthat
S.E
N.E
Dover
Trimmer
Reddard
Ailen
Cemenis
Portugal
King
Anglesea
Saltahh
Loeuff
Jane
Herenhausen
Wesfe
Dunkirk
Edington
Wiltshire
Miss Powlett
Daugher
H.n
Harry Powlett
Duke of Bolton
Rcebert Colebrooke
Efas
Malden
Essex
Col. Bland
Barnes Common
Putney
Philip Dumerasque
Eagle
Boston
Jones
Dumaresque
Bofton
Germany
Inc
Colchester
Willontinue
Sje Lewters
Copenhagen
Ste ‘Ic
Antifea
Loftoff
Salath
Leeward Islands
Sje
Robert Martin
Fair- Lee
Hastings
Isle of Wight
James Wimble
Malaga
Alicant
Plymouth
Goa
India
South Sea
Thalf Ag
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
Welthutto Ass
Great Britain
Sngly
America
Britain
Mjesty
Bitain
Mediterranean
Pip
Big May
Mossith
Europe
Femple
Groundle
T.watte