Foreign Intelligence from the East Indies and China
Reports from London and foreign prints describe the East India Company deliberations, trade setbacks, and planned routes to the Far East. News from Fez, Morocco, and China recounts a major earthquake near Pekin, imperial reactions, and public celebrations after a military victory. Turkiye, Holland, and Italian ports provide linguistic projects and dynastic changes, while Spain, France, and Britain discuss ongoing Congress diplomacy and recent local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
London
Flanders
East-Indies
Vis
Fast-Indies
Lake Barbart
Allee
Che Regia
Abdalla
Yvevelters
Fez
Morrocco
Mequinex
St. Malo
China
Peken
Chanfi
Hovan
Denton
Ome
Cham-Cham
Yam
Grand Tibet
Chrisopher
Marth
Woodrop
Santa Cruz
Earl of Londonderry
Turket
Youse
Grand Viser
Fourmen
Levin
Porte
Academy of Sciences
Paris
Swingenberg
Zwingenberg
Fife
Barbary
Gibraltar
Poland
Lithuania
Ital. Rothe
Alermo
Sicily
Uges
von Alter
Vicenna
Benevento
Naples
St. Jannacius
Bentivoglio
Spain
Clels
Florence
Tuscany
Barberini
Alberoni
Count de Archinto
Guadagoola
Fat
Ruspeli
Netherlands
Seville
K. of
Sp.pes
C Atholick
Stanhope
Pointz
Qmbessadors
Great Britain
M. Geddes
Sweden
Ruffiz
B.ffewicz
Holstein
Suisons
France
Baron Sparre
M. Goflinga
M. Hu
Cardinal de Fleury
Ehe Smith
Soitions
Hamburgh
Cronfl
East Sea
Sebille
Ferdinando
Genoa
Vieneas
Gibralter
Haroon
Baz
Foot Guards
Highgate
Lord Torrington
Whitehall
Whenlington
Bath
Parker
Guards
Wednnesday
Sii& Bognisy
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