Impartiality and Naples in British policy debate
Lord Holland contrasts private claims of impartiality with public acts and questions why Britain pursues a circular against Austria. He analyzes Naples under Bourbon rule, the role of Carbonari, and warns alliance powers to justify interference on national independence and constitutional grounds, urging restraint and clarity in foreign policy.
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Hhis
Naples
Holland
Austria
Her
Earl of Liverpool
Spain
Portugal
England
John
Ferdinand
Sicily
Lord Liverpool
House of Bourbon
Liverpool
Louis XVIII
Carbonari
Italy
Europe
France
Buonaparte
Russia
Holy League
Angie
Harl of
Old Holland
Rose
The Naples War Debate and the British Stance in Europe
Lord Holland argues that British policy should refuse support for Naples invasion and warns against suppressing parliamentary speech about foreign powers. He contrasts past English influence under Elizabeth with modern diplomacy, condemns secret societies and despotic aims, and urges using moral authority to influence Europe while defending freedom at home.
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Russia
Peter I
Itussia
Europe
Naples
France
Foreign Department
Liverpool
England
Foreign Office
Earl of Liverpool
Spain
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Buonaparte
Holland
Carbonari
Germany
Italy
Austria
Lord Holland
Lord Ellenborough
Naples Revolution Debate and Neutrality Critique in Parliament
Parliament debates the Naples upheaval and Allied reaction. Lords challenge Britain’s neutrality, assess Napolitan government under revolution, and question diplomatic envoy arrangements and legitimacy. Grey presses for action to uphold national law, while acknowledging complex power dynamics and Sicily’s coercion issues.
Debate Over Naples Policy and European War Risks
Earl Grey urges firm remonstrance against Austria’s advance on Naples and questions the prudence of neutrality. He argues altered policy harms national honor, warns of a new European war, cites Spain and Russia cases, and presses for a decisive stand though a division is avoided. Lords Ellenborough and Liverpool respond, debate adjourned with Queen’s Annuity Bill deferred.
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Lord Liverpool
Chester Spring Circuit 1821 Schedule Summary
The Honourable Courtes Warnex and the Honourable Lastuss Mansuat, Serjeants at Law, announce the Chester Spring Circuit 1821. Montgomeryshire events on March 24 at Pool and March 30 at Denbighshire. Ruthin on April 5, Mold in Flintshire on April 5. Cheshire events on April 11 at Chester Castle.
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Chester
Courtes Warnex
Four prisoners capitally convicted at Old Bailey trial
Yesterday twenty-one prisoners were tried with four receiving capital convictions. Joseph Kitsall was convicted of stealing plate and wearing apparel from Joseph Chitty in his dwelling. William Haynes and William Harrison faced burglary at Richard Plunkett’s dwelling with intent to steal. James Pitcher was convicted of stealing linen-drapery from Charles Maltby’s dwelling. Judgment reserved for the opinion of the Judges.
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Joseph Kitsall
Joseph Chitty
Wm. Haynes
Wm. Harrison
Richard Plunkett
James Pitcher
Charles Maltby
Sir James Crawford Moved to Asylum for Lifuatics
Yesterday at Middlesex Sessions great anxiety gripped the court as it was expected Crawford would be brought up. The Governor reported two suspensions to arrest a judge's warrant and that, by direction of his close allies, Crawford, declared insane, was removed from the House of Correction to an asylum for lunatics where he will stay under medical care, and all proceedings against him are abandoned.
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Liverpool
Naples
Sicily
Earl
Grey
Austria
Carbonari
Holland
Europe
Lord Calthorpe
Earl Grey
Ellenborough
Kingdom of
Lord Grey
Count Ludolf
Prince Cimitili
Ludolf
Dimitiri
Troppau
Lord Castlereagh
Spain
Karl Grey
James Crawford
Adkins
House of Correction
Births at Clapham Rise and Brislington
On the 16th instant at Clapham Rise Mrs J H Butterworth gave birth to a son. At Brislington on the 13th instant the wife of Rev W D Conybeare had a son.
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Clapham Rise
J. H. Butterworth
Brislington
W. D. Conybeare
Infant son of Rev Erasmus Williams dies at Barh
At the house of Sir G G Williams Bart Barh on the 12th inst George Henry infant son of the Rev Erasmus Griffies Williams died. Sunday last in Portland Place Mrs Mackenzie widow aged ninety one.
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G. G. Williams
Bart
George Henry
Erasmus Griffies Williams
Portland Place
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Lord Hllenborough
Laybach
House of Austria
Bar
St. Peterburgh
Marl Grey
Hark
Marl
Middlesex
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