Corsican chiefs released by Genoa but Savona residents stay jailed
From Leghorn the Republick of Genoa grants liberty to four Corsican chiefs but Savona keeps its prisoners in their town jail. Florence reports courtiers for the Parma prince plan lodgings for March. London notices: Sir Thomas Grosvenor near Naples, crown preparations in Pall Mall, and March 1753 parliamentary sessions pending. Ship news details victories, ceremonies, deaths, and treasury allocations amid strong winds and maritime losses along Deal and the Thames.
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