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Foreign News November 24, 1738

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

Reports from Leghorn indicate Lord Theodore has embarked on an English man-of-war from Admiral Haddock's squadron to return to Corsica with supplies. This assistance is praised for preventing French control of Corsica, protecting British trade, and punishing Genoa for honoring the son of the Chevalier de St. George.

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London, July 15. Letters from Leghorn of the 12th Instant, N. S. say it was reported there that Lord Theodore had actually embarked on board an English Man of War of Admiral Haddock's Squadron, and was returning to Corsica with Ammunition, Provisions, &c.

If this Article is true, too much Praise can not be given to our Ministers: To assist King Theodore is one of the greatest Services they can render to their Country, because they thereby prevent Corsica from falling into the Hand of France, save our Italian and Turkey Trades, and chastise the Genoese for the Affront they put upon our Sovereign, in the Civilities and Honours shewn at Genoa to the eldest Son of the Chevalier de St. George.

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs Diplomatic Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Lord Theodore King Theodore Admiral Haddock English Squadron Corsica Return French Prevention Genoese Affront

What entities or persons were involved?

Lord Theodore Admiral Haddock Chevalier De St. George

Where did it happen?

Corsica

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Corsica

Event Date

12th Instant, N. S.

Key Persons

Lord Theodore Admiral Haddock Chevalier De St. George

Outcome

prevents corsica from falling into the hands of france, saves italian and turkey trades, chastises the genoese for the affront to the british sovereign.

Event Details

Letters from Leghorn report that Lord Theodore, also called King Theodore, has embarked on an English man-of-war from Admiral Haddock's squadron and is returning to Corsica with ammunition, provisions, and other supplies. Assisting him is seen as a great service to Britain.

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