Naples and Piedmont Convention Ends Naples Campaign
The March 1821 Paris papers report a convention suspending hostilities in the kingdom and authorizing Austrian occupation of Capua with separate accord for Naples forts. The Fourth Bulletin notes Neapolitan troops dispersing, forts at San Germano surrendering, Capua to open gates, and an allied entry into Naples as military action ends.
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Paris
Naples
Florence
Capua
Aversa
Ibe
Baron Dé Frimont
Count de Fiequelmont
Baron D'Ambrosio
Mignano
Pepe
Abruzzi
San Germano
Cassino
Italy
Austria
Rieti
Kingdom of
Piedmont
Proclamations and turmoil in Piedmont and Novara 1821
A collection of proclamations from Charles Albert and Charles Felix at Novara and Turin outlines royal obedience, the defense of the throne, and calls for unity among Piedmontese soldiers. It details warnings against rebels, the role of the Prince of Carignan, and the tension between loyalist forces and insurgents amid mounting unrest.
Paris Dispatch Reports Naples Entry and Royal Visit
The Gazette de France notes Austrian troops entering Naples on the 25th and the Prince of Cisterna possibly heading to Turin for reasons not tied to a major mission. It adds the King of England plans a visit to Hanover this year, a long-awaited benefit for the country since 1755. Also cited are financial quotes: Five per Cent Consuls at 82f 15c and Bank Actions at 1,507F 50c.
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Paris
Naples
Prince of
Financial market closes with mixed bond and stock notes
The page records bond movements with several rates and instruments. It notes Bank Stock, Cons Shares, Navy stocks and Exchequer Bills quoted around late day values. Mentioned are 3 per cent and 4 per cent cons, 5 per cent Navy, and India Stock with a reference to Exchequer Bills and Omnium for account.
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Navy
India
Naples and Piedmont revolutions spark Austrian troop movements
The Courier reports Paris and Vienna dispatches on Neapolitan rebellion suppression, Austrian and Russian reinforcements for Italy, Piedmont counterrevolution, and cautions about Catholic emancipation bills in Britain. It notes Capua surrender, Naples occupation talks, and Crivelli linked plots, with commentary on oath issues for Protestants.
Second Reading of Malt Duties Repeal Bill Tonight
The piece argues against Mr Wisten's repeal bill for Malt Duties, predicting party motives and asserting the public service requires the tax. It contends repeal would not aid agriculture or the community and would shift the burden to a different, potentially unfair tax. It doubly questions a Commons majority enacting an inconsistent policy.
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Wisten
House of Commons
Naples squadron ship lies under quarantine at Motherbank
PORTSMOUTH April 2 This morning arrived at the Motherbank and was immediately placed under quarantine. The Liffey, Won, Caps Duncan is another Naples squadron ship that sailed from here on February 28. Fire Active Sir Janne Gordon was sent up for Leghorn and is not yet expected. The Liffey has lost but one man since leaving this port. Yesterday the Vengeur with Hon. Capt. Manthind sailed from Sheerness to be paid off. The Medina Capt Howkings bound for the Mediterranean was paid today and will sail tomorrow if wind allows. The wind now blows fresh from the west south west. This morning the 54th regiment marched from Hilsea barracks, where they will be stationed.
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Motherbank
Duncan
Naples
Janne Gordon
Leghorn
Manthind
Sheerness
Medina
Howkings
Mediterranes
W.S
S4th
Hilsea Barracks
Maritime News and Port Arrivals Report
A summary of ships arriving and departing at Newhaven and nearby ports. The Orient bound for Madras grounded briefly but suffered no damage. Liffey arrived from the Mediterranean and was placed under quarantine. The Golden Fleece was lost near Kentish Knock with all crew saved by a French fishing boat. The Castlereagh and Four Brothers arrived from Holland and Waterford respectively, with notable damage to bulwarks on the latter. Vengeur and Brisk arrived from Naples and Portsmouth, while thePres lyte from London headed to Antigua and the United Newport to Naples. The Comet arrived at Liverpool from Bengal.
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Porissours
Arniu
W.S.W
Liffey
Mediterranean
Golden Fleece
Hanwicn
Averys
Castlereagh
Holland
Newhaven
Avnit
Bonker
Iver
Majesty
Vengeur
Naples
Portsmouth
His Majesty
Brisk
Farmouth
Manxon
Mainwaring
London
Antigua
United Newport
Course of exchange rates from Amsterdam to Dublin
An extract lists numerous city names with exchange figures and a few currency notes such as silver bars and new dollars. It notes percentages for Cork and Dublin and mentions consular rates and posts.
London printed by T Wall and Wanless on Straub
London edition printed by T Wall of 348 Straub and Elabustus J.P Wanless at the same place.
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London
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Novara
Charles Albert OF Savoy
Carignan
Charles Felix
Charles Albert
Victor Emmanuel
DE Latour
Savoy
Turin
Santa Rosa
Duke of
Genevois
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Alexandria
Verceil
Cisterna
Ana
Gazette de France
the Courier
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Chateau d’Ivry
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Lyons
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Carbonari
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Pers
Voice of the Age
Vienna
Becani
Gaeta
Augsburg
Marcel
Crivelli
Geneva
House of Lords
Robinson
Sir George
England
Lord CastLerrace
Bricuron
Brighton
King’s Regiment of Light Infantry
King’s Light Infantry
Madame Fopox
Suppen
Marrie
Evxnston
Excustos
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Freemasons’ Hall
John Fremine Leicester
Golve
Baronet
NEIVS
Boays
Bengal
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
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Hiwunburgh
Altona
Bordeaux
Frankfort
Maine
Petersburg
Flo
Trieste
Uuie
Seville
Gibraltar Leghorn
Genoa
Malta
Venice
Luisbon
Oporto
Rio Janene
Bahia
Paivring
Dublin
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