The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Leghorn, July 10. They write from Corsica, that the Jesuits exiled from Spain, have at last been received in that island, and that agreeable to a convention made with General Paoli, they are to replace the French troops in the towns yet belonging to the Genoese.

Florence, July 18. Letters from Bastia say, that on the 8th instant, three Spanish Xebecks and fourteen transports, having on board 2100 expelled Jesuits got under sail, and that orders were sent to the other transports lying in the Gulf of St. Florenzo to proceed to Calvi, Algaiola, and Ajaccio, and to land the Jesuits in those places: And that orders were sent, at the same time, to the commanding officers of the French troops in those places, that when the Jesuits were landed they should embark with the troops on board the transports that carried the Jesuits, and proceed to France.