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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 05, 1821
Page
3
Containing Paris and Naples dispatches on Savoy Turmoil and Piedmont uprisings. Reports flag mixed appointments and loyalties, Provisional Naples government setup, and royal proclamations amid Austro‑Neapolitan conflicts. Genoa and Chamberry editorials note loyalties, evacuations, and public order as revolutions unfold.
Dispatches detail revolts in Wallachia with Austrian forces moving to frontier duties and 150000 Italian troops plus Russians. Madrid Cortes reviews a conspiracy to overthrow the Constitution with Vinuesa plans to arrest ministers and seize power, while army and militia praised for defending constitutional order.
A quotation from 1. B. signals renewed hope as supporters await further communication in the coming days. The note emphasizes eagerness for another message and reflects ongoing interest from interested parties.
The page records closing prices for Bank Stock, 3 per Cent. Consols and 3 per Cent. Red., with readings around 724 and 34 per cent. The Navy stock shows a 106 level while India Stock and India Bonds trade modestly. Exchequer and Omnium investments appear in late-day listings.
Telegraphic dispatches narrate the Naples unrest on March 23 24 and the Austrian entry on the 23rd. A Provisional Government forms with Fardella in War and Church affairs. Neapolitan Parliament reportedly dissolved and troops back the king. Lisbon Cortes offer little further news. Reform Dinner at Aldermanic event features Lamatov and Woop speech disruptions. The Duke of Newcastle and Sir R Wixson letters provoke debate.
The text records decisions of the Cortes on royal acts, duties to the Constitution, and port protocol. It notes legalizing acts on August 14 and September 15, plans for a royal entourage arrival, and instructions to the Lisbon governor on admitting foreign ships without breaching treaties. It also addresses oath acceptance and Cortes permanence in unlikely scenarios.
Morning despatches from Madrid arrive, yet their dated content lags behind fresher notices from Paris via France, reducing their immediate relevance to readers.
A letter rebutts Morning Chronicle claims linking the Emancipation Bill to seats for Presbyterians. The writer clarifies that the figure 36 Presbyterians from Scotland was a projection for 1825 elections, not a consequence of Catholic legislation, and accuses the Chronicle of misstatement.
The evening drew a full audience though the program lacked variety. Bocusa led a thirteen-harp quartet and KressweTerR impressed with violin technique while Miss Cunror's Voi che sapete drew criticism. Nicholson's flute Fantasia pleased with tender phrasing, yet overall the concert was among the least satisfying this Lent.
The Westminster Sessions opened with the Grand Jury and preliminary business. Mr Auvey moved to estreate Mr Accum’s recognizances to avoid detaining a witness, Bishop, at Kingston trial. If Accum appears, bail could be saved. court granted the motion with reservation. Several high-ranking supporters attended, showing confidence in the defendant.
In a Chancery hearing, Mr Harr orders delivery of all proceedings from the Carroll Richardson and Wisher petition to the assignees. The court voices urgency, notes possible usury concerns, and grants the petition while permitting further hearings by the Vice-Chancellor.
Wind Arrivals and sailings from the River and Jamaica to Leghorn Montr eal and Smyrna. Harwich mail packets sail for Holland and Cuxhaven. Joseph and Dorothy refloated and sails northward. Danish brig Freundschaft wrecked near Jury s Gut with several deaths. Arrivals from Buenos Ayres Rouen Rotterdam and Poole to Britain. An earthquake devastates Zante Morea Pyrgos. 500 dead and many homes destroyed. Notable eccentric resident Knight dies near Winchester at Bearbridge farm.
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