Articles of Reconciliation Between Austria and Genoa
An extracted Milan letter reveals negotiations between the Empress and Genoa with terms: liberty for Austrian prisoners, 300,000 Livres paid as indemnity, 20,000 crowns for continuing contributions, and six senators to Vienna. Also noted are Prussia’s Podewils pressing for Article 76 demands, Hanover meetings, and Paris rumors of Saxe leading 40,000 troops against Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Ueen
Republick of
Genoa
Pallavicini
Alps
Republick
Burt
Vienna
He Hague
Jendia
Count de Podewils
Prussia
Silesia
M.de Pode
Wils
Berl
Hanover
Duke of Newcastle
France
Russia
Saxe
Hildetherm
Brunswick
Osnabrug
Kilkenny Captain Freny Robs Merchants and Fights Pursuit
In Dublin on July 30. Capt. Freny of the Rapparees in Kilkenny with his gang plundered merchants, causing Francis Foster of Waterford to pursue. Foster confronted Freny, fired upon by Freny who then wounded Foster with five slugs. Foster’s hand shattered, likely lost. Freny disabled Foster then fled, amid calls that his capture would free the country from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Willoughby
Efe
Monaghan
Thomas Dawson
Efghath
Mr. Sherman
Battle Axe Guards
Boland
Rebecca Sumner
S-Street
Ransford-street
Preston
Whitehead
Kilcock
Jonnson
Sweet William
Dominick Browne
Jones
George Lowther
Efghis
Mr. Barker
M‘clean
Carlow
Arthur Jonas Nevill
William Lightburne
Langfield
Derry
M‘causland
Aylmer Burke
Viscount Mayo
Mediterranean
Lords of the Admiralty
Barfleur
Britannia
London
Nore
Royal George and Blenheim
Portsmouth
Plymouth
King’s Docks
Lord Idgcombe
The
Dutchy of Lancaster
Edmund Gray
Trinity= College, Cambridge
Stone Eastling
County of
Derby
Samuel Child
Corporation
Harrow
Brownjohn
James Kinloch
James Stewart
William Birclay
George Mackenzie
Esg
Earl of
Westminster Hall
Chelsea College
Board of General Cfricers
Killingrow Court
Whitehall
Covent
Garden Parish
Tottenham-Court-Road
Dublin
Freny
Kilkenny
Francis Foster
Waterford
Scotland
Foster
Forster
Paris
Iine
Jerdat & Pefk Anid
Asu Freny
Ships and arrivals from the Nore and Westward voyages
The ship New 5S dealt Augif 4. The Guernsey Man of War joined for the Nore. Outward-bound vessels include the Humble Servant Deveil for Oporto the Elizabeth and Rebecca Dean for Liverpool and the St John Baptist Harvey for Lisbon. The Marygold Lyndon from Virginia arrived at Whitehaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Guernsey
Nore
Deveil
Oporto
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Dean
Liverpool
St. John Baptist
Harvey
Lisbon
Marygold
Lyndon
Virginia
Whiteheaven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Affairs
Rome
Madrid
Cadiz
West-Indies
Warsaw
Madam Vittoire
Duke of Savoy
Bourbon
Saxony
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