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The Kentucky Gazette
Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
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Report from Milan on February 11 details a prior convention: Grand Duke of Tuscany pays 800,000 livres for French garrison in Leghorn and 1.2 million more for withdrawal of 1,600 troops, negotiated by Marquis Manfredini with Gen. Bonaparte.
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The Grand Duke of Tuscany, it now appears, some time ago sent the Marquis Manfredini to Gen. Buonaparte. The result of their conference was the following convention :
I. The Grand Duke engages to pay 800,000 livres to defray the expences of the French garrison at Leghorn.
2. Gen. Buonaparte promises, in the name of the French republic, to withdraw the 1600 French troops which are at Leghorn ; and the Grand Duke engages to pay, on the day they shall begin their march, 1,200,000 livres more.
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Leghorn
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Some Time Ago (Reported February 11)
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grand duke to pay 800,000 livres for garrison expenses and additional 1,200,000 livres upon withdrawal of 1,600 french troops
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The Grand Duke of Tuscany sent Marquis Manfredini to confer with Gen. Buonaparte, resulting in a convention where the Grand Duke agrees to pay 800,000 livres to cover French garrison expenses at Leghorn, and Gen. Buonaparte promises to withdraw the 1,600 troops, with the Grand Duke paying 1,200,000 more livres on the day of their march.