Genoa and Provence War News from Late December
Reports from Genoa detail a local revolt and new republican government as forces prepare a four-sided assault on Genoa with English naval aid. Elsewhere, French and Sardinian theaters describe preparations for siege of Antibes, ongoing troop movements, and political reshuffling within France’s ministry and command.
Freedom of the City for the Duke of Edinburgh in Edinburgh
The Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council unanimously resolved to present the Freedom of the City to the Duke for his service to the nation and country. They also ordered the Council to thank the Right Honorable Lord Justice Clerk for his care of the city during the late rebellion, and an order was published prohibiting gaming tables on the streets and enforcing acts against vagrants who cannot account for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess de Ensanada
Holland
Marquess del Puerto
Geros
Corsica
Gaffirio
Matra
Tavagna
Count de la Roque
Savona
Republick
Senate
Leghorn
Genoa
Companies of Mechanicks
Father Visetti
Vienna
Francisco Maria Doria
London
Marquess de Botta
Bochetta
Gavi
Nice
Fan
Brown
Antibes
Sardinia
Villettes
Wormes
Lombardy
Final
Republic
Italy
Pavia
Daun
Grune
Gooo Warardins
Chamberry
Versailles
Saxe
Marshal Saxe
Cardinal Tencin
Duke de Noailles
M. d’ Argenton
Retir’d
Argenton
Huescar
Montpelier
Languedoc
Marshal Belleisle
Provence
Marquess de Las Minas
Paris
Belleisle
Dauphiny
d’Argenton
Count de Saxe
France
Scotland
Edinburgh
Bear of Drum
Lord Lonsdale aids Penrith Poor with gifts on New Year
From Penrith reports that Lord Viscount Lonsdale distributed sixty pounds to local poor families and houses in two neighboring parishes, with a twelve-penny loaf of bread six pounds of beef and a gallon of ale from his cellar. Lady Ramsden added twenty pounds for rebels’ victims. Capt. George Stephenson named Trinity-House Master. Nicholas Burdon and Utrick Whitfield die, estates left to heirs and nephews.
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Newcastle
Penrith
Viscount Lonsdale
Lowther Hall
Ramsden
George Stephenson
Trinity-House
South Shields
Nicholas Burdon
Trinity- House
John Burdon
Henry Burdon
Thomas Burdon
Newburn
Utrick Whitfield
Joseph Reay
London rumor ties Brown to Piedmont for provisions
In London it is said Count Brown withdrew toward Piedmont and Beuil to secure supplies after losses and the Antibes defense. Marshal Bedesiste cannot disrupt his position. union seems easier for Brown than for the marshal. On Tuesday evening John Conyers and Lady Henrietta Farmer wed and left for Copt Hall Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Brown
Piedmont
Beuil
Gmen
Antibes
Marshal Bedesiste
Union
John Conyers
Henrietta Farmer
Earl of
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M. Turenne
M. de Puyfieux
M. du Theil
Charles VI
Breda
Hague
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