Pascal Paoli (April 1725 - February 1807), general of the Corsican nation. Letter signed to Androvandi, Corte, 24 July 1793, 2 p. ½ in-8° in Italian. Slight missing folds, reinforced. The post office of France announces that the general Brunet emigrated and passed in the army of Piemont, Toulon joined Marseilles, Saliceti and Delcher were arrested in Aix and it confirms the already known news that all the departments are in insurrection. A gondola arriving from Livorno carried the news that two English frigates had arrived in that port and the arrival of the English fleet in Genoa was announced. The Convention, dominated to its last breath by the intrigues of the corrupt party, wanted to launch a thunderbolt against us on the 3rd of this month. We have nothing to fear and we have every reason to approve of our conduct...