Entry of Princess of Parma into Genoa with salute of 42 guns
London Gazette itemizes the Princess of Parma arriving in Genoa on July 3 and being greeted by 20 gun salutes at the gate, then by 21 guns from Centurion and Guadalupe. She meets the Republic's deputation, enjoys a sea airing, and is later feted by nobility. Also notes appointments to Privy Council, a barony grant to Joseph Mawbey, bankruptcy notices, certificates, and various notices from London and Portsmouth.
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