Corsican War Threats Reach Genoa and London Reports
In July dispatches from Naples to Leghorn and London recount a Corsican manifesto to wage war on Genoa by sea and a warning that Genoa will treat foreigners in Corsican colors as pirates. Other items include Hanoverian cannonades on Ahrensberg, and a detailed Quiberon Bay letter describing actions against French vessels and local troop movements.
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M.de Remtond
Lipfadr
M. de Remond
Sir Edward
Tlawke
Royal George
Admiral Boscawen
Quiberon Bay
Havre-de Grace
Portsmouth
Rodney
Dublin
Garritkfergus
Belfast
Regiment of Royal Forresters
Robert Sutton
William Wiseman
Regiment of Foot Guards
Vernon
Evelyn
Decsifney
Noel
Heaith
Julius Cafar
Foot
Batchelor
Srichiertabours
Hedd
Pyrate
Lords of Appeal
St. Mark
Caften
Muldey
Sealandia
Job
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John
St. Kin’s
Nevis
Montferrat
Barbadoes
Guadalupe
Carolina
Jamaica
Portugal
University of Cambridge
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Trinity. College
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Bath
Chiswick
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Hugletcoate Grange
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Scotland Yards
Westminster Infirmary
Red House
St. Saviour’s Dock Head
Farmer
Horselydown
Tooley- Street
Loiget
Paris
Aldgate
Prefane
Maidstone
Charles Daily
Thomas Elliot
Susannah Record
King’s Highway
Chatham
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