Mail from France outlines China trade company plan
Yesterday's mail from France reports King George approves a proposal by merchant Oldenberg to establish a company sending ships to China annually. The charter runs ten years with embassy oversight for the emperor’s court, aiming to benefit the new venture. Paris dispatch notes resolutions by the Chatelet to limit references and protests against the Chamber of Vacations. An arret suppresses Montauban's archbishop mandate over Te Deum for the Duke of Aquitaine's birth.
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Oldenberg
China
Odtroy
Paris -4-La-Main
Chamber of
Council of State
Montauban
Aquitaine
England
Kensington
Andover
Hampshire
Francis Blake Delaval
John Delaval
Berwick
Huzzi
Jay
Delaval
Middlesex
George Cooke
Ely
William Beauchamp Proctor
Keith
Kington
Birrey
Portsmouth
Wiles
Edmund Wilson
Temple
Court of Common Pleas
Gabriel Jonnston
Cambridge
Yonge
Jesus College
Francis Say
George William
Earl of Coventry
Harley St. George
Diocese of Ely
East Harley
Smyrna
Thomas Daish
Bay Hall
Tunbridge
Kent
Charles Browne
John Browne
Haverhill
Suffolk
Highgate
James Foster
Sington
John Hay
St. Sephen Coleman- Street
Bethlem Hospital
Peter Shipton
Christ’s Hospital
Christ-Church
Newgate Street
Crawford
Bishopsgate
Barking
Essex
Bamber
Bottle Hill
Sumey
Temple-Bar
Controversial Address on Jews and Religion in England
A London letter denounces efforts to naturalize Jews and frames religion as a weapon in political strife. The author condemns Voltaire and calls for a national defense of faith, King, and Constitution, urging ministers to require weekly Jewish instruction and baptism for conversion. The piece rails at Jewish influence and urges public measures to curb it.
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Rome
Voltaire
England
Baal
Baal-Peor
Christ
Europe
Sam
Joan Christian
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London
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Berlin
Lifton, &c
St. James’s
Drury-Lane Theatre
Prince Henry Frederick
Royal
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales