Mail From France and Holland Quoted Since Last Night
A brief note states that since last night the mails from France and Holland have arrived or been received. The fragment hints at ongoing correspondence or shipments affecting local affairs. No further context or details are provided.
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France
Holland
Mogul Succession and Kantaku Conquest Overshadow Delhi War
An 1739 account details Kouli Kan’s rise after defeating Mahomet Chach at Delhi, seizing vast Mogul wealth, and forcing a political settlement with Shah Nadir. It critiques Mogul misrule, cites troop numbers, treasure, and a brutal fiscal collapse, and warns against repeating such collapse elsewhere. Paris and Berlin dispatches discuss Anglo-Spanish tensions, French naval preparations in Brest and Toulon, and European court movements including the Augusta-Waldegrave exchanges and royal marriage news.
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Thomas Kouli-Kan
Machumet Caci
Kouli-Kan
Mahomet Kamtour Kan
Schach Nadir
Sohad
Nadir
Nondbeck
Sea of Snide
Sangoro
Chapur
Caboul
Pattan
Jat
Yexel
Condabat
Tatta
Indostan
Candahar
Indus
Indies
L. Sterng
Mahmet Chach
Delly
Canton
Suris
D. Kouli-Kan
Fomz
Paris
M. Amelot
Bate
Marquess de Fenelon
The
Hague
Earl of ‘Waldegrave
England
America
New World
Great Britain
Europe
Brest
Toulon
Cadiz
Westr Indies
Utrecht
Spain
Berlin
Potzdam
Cleves
Saltzdahl
Augustus William
Haying
Durchess
Brunswick-Wolffendusie
Louisa-Amelia of
Brunswick
Hanover
N. S
Priaslia
Herrenhauffen
Earl of Waldegrave
Count d’ EU
N.S
Bretagne
French East India Company
Mary-Elizabeth
In. S
West Indies
Leghorn
Minorca
Venice
Republick
Genoa
Sackville appoints deputy clerk in privy council Ireland
Dublin reports Lord George Sackville appoints Mery dith, Esg. as Deputy Clerk of the Privy Council in place of the late Mr Harris. The Curragh race for King’s Plate saw Merry Andrew’s Infant win the first and third heats, Bourk’s Grey Mare second, while Infant and the Dun Horse failed in the first heat.
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Ireland
Dublin
George Sackville
Merydith
Privy Council
Harris
Deceas
Curragh
Kildare
Edward O'Brien
Merry
Bourk
Mr. Burn
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M. Stammern
Duke of Brunswick
Prince William
Louisa Amelia
Amsterdam
Dunkirk
Touloin
Rochefort