Privy Council debate on Naples revolution and allied interference
A parliamentary address discusses Naples changes, the Holy Alliance's stance, and British neutrality. It questions Ministers' conduct, calls for information, and argues that Allied interference risks sovereign rights, warning that Austria might seize Naples and unsettling Europe.
Debates Over Naples Interference and Neutrality Policy
A lengthy exchange in Parliament debates whether Britain should interfere in Naples and how far neutrality should guide policy. Speakers challenge the conduct of ministers and discuss Italy’s revolution, Austrian influence, and the legality of treaties. The argument contrasts Naples with Spain and criticizes public disclosures and the handling of allied powers.
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Austria
Saxony
Prussia
Norway
Sweden
Naples
Europe
Bank of Vienna
Italy
Russia
Congress of Vienna
Paris
Aix-la-Chapelle
Great Britain
Duke of Campo
France
Spain
James IJ
Laybach
Joachim Hield
Lord Liverpool
Lord Holland
Hounslow
Palermo
Sicily
Carbonari
Switzerland
Bet
William
Ludolph
Lard
Liverpool
Pal Cyan
Marl
Induay
Perliane
Aise
Kar
Valentia
Madrid
Cortes
At Powers
Holland
His
Lars Grey
Foreign Office
England
Lord Grey
Voice of England
Tom Thumb
Christopher Halton
Waliant Raleigh
Christopher Hatton
Walter Raleigh
Christopher Halsyn
Ifulter Rulsizh
L’o
Tmngland
Strappiis
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Holy Alliance
Hamburg
Barlana i
A Liberte
Ie. Ae
Garumnnette
Prince Metternich
Berlin
Ajesty
Hs Majesty
His Majesty
Bay of
Ferdinand
Hayenne
Genoa
Sardinia
Venice