Treaty of Peace with Tripoli Signed by Chevalier De Goyon
From Toulon comes news that on the sixth Ultime Chevalier De Goyon, captain of a King's ship, signed peace with the Regency of Tripoli. The treaty restores all prizes, frees French slaves, and delivers 26 captives of other nations. The Bey also promises 60 fine horses and to seek His Majesty's pardon in a form sent by the Marine Minister. Reports also note canal plans in Switzer land to connect Geneva and Neuchatel, various military and maritime movements from Petersburg to Hamburg, and weathered dispatches on conferences at the Louvre and possible Treaty of Soiffons. Additional items include arrival notices at Dublin and a police notice about horses found near Tullow in Carlow.
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