Mails from Holland and Istanbul report court changes
From Warsaw to Paris and Dublin the latest letters note royal firings and banishments in the Ottoman and European courts. Major postings shift with Mahomet Bashaw replacing Bashaw. Be kir-Effendi succeeds in Vienna, while local authorities in Berlin and Madrid report earthquakes, tax shifts, and new sugar bans. The India Company reports defeats in Golconda, storms hit American ships, and political tensions flare in Brittany and Prussia amid parliamentary standoffs.
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Holland
Constantinople
Bashaw
Archipelago
Lepanto
Mahomet Bashaw
Kiaia
Adrianople
Bekir-Effendi
Mustapha-Effendi
Porte
Vienna
Stockbergr
Warsaw
Chilinoka
Count de Bruhl
Palatine
Berlin
Frizeland
Dollers
Embden
Franckfort
Fan
Manheim
Ortan
Pleistein
Eletor Palatine
Hague
Versailles
M. de Maupeou
Paris
Princes of the Blood
Proprietors of
East India
Paris A-la-main
the India Company
Golconda
Marquis de Curfay
Corsica
East-India Company
Achilles
Isle of France
St. Priest
Bengal
Port Porient
Holy Queen
Bear
Hind
Senegal
Port l’Orient
M. Dupleix
East Indies
Europe
Gibraltar
Brest
Toulon
Carthagena
Marquis de la Mina
Principality of
Catalonia
Fisguera
Rousfillon
Parma
Placentia
Guastaila
Rome
Holy See
Britanny
Rennes
Madrid
Ratisbon
Prussia
Weiss
Reslin
New-York
London
France
Bolougne
Princess of Dowager of Wales
Houshold
Prince of Wales
William Greenville
Esg
Buckingham
Earl Temple
House of Peers
Henry Fane
Lyme
John Scroope
Robert Balch
Bridgwater
Peregine Paulet
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Irelan
Dublin
Esop
Gotham
Esor
Vlu Wuman
Browne Willis
Society of Antiquaries
Coles
University of Cambridge
Bletchley
Bucks
Elliott Willis
Bridewell Hospital
Charles Goring, Bart
Bethlem