Died Alexis Bertoucheff Riurin a Russian Field Marshal
From the London Gazette April 22 reports the death of Alexis Bertoucheff Riurin Count of the Russian and Roman Empires aged 75. He served as a royal envoy to notify Peter the Great’s accession in 1719 and held high posts including Vice Chancellor and Great Chancellor. He received a 20,000 roubles pension on recall by the Empress in 1762.
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