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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1821
Page
3
The debate centers on Britain's stance over Naples and the wider European crisis. Lords Castlereagh and Wilson caution against premature recognition or bold intervention while months of Troppau Laybach diplomacy loom, and Neapolitan constitutionalists seek independence amid royal cautious moves.
Parliament discusses Neapolitan recognition and Austria's role in Italy. Castlereagh notes Naples not threatened by hostility yet. Hume questions arms exports to Naples and Austria's influence. Bankes, Robinson, and ministers outline arms and loan details amid ongoing debates. The session also covers royal provisions and private bill timelines.
A public meeting at the Mansion House called after the Loyal Declaration drew a vast crowd. Sir William Curtis opened the hustings as reporters and attendees filled the hall with a scene of notable appearance and strong public interest.
A London gathering at the City of London Tavern dissolves in uproar as the Lord Mayor opens and reads resolutions. Speakers clash over public liberty, press freedom, and loyalty while several merchants and aldermen defend or oppose the Requisition, ending in a chaotic dissolution.
A letter to the Courier dated January 24 1821 reports confusion after a public meeting at the Mansion House. The writer notes Lord Mayor procedures led attendees to believe Resolutions moved by Mr Smith were rejected, while Sir William Curtis proposed an amendment and the chair pressed the question as in Parliament.
A long list of peers and Members of Parliament appears in connection with a motion for papers concerning The Omie Majesty name from the liturgy. The roster includes Viscounts, Earls, Barons, and commoners such as J. Calcraft, J. Cavendish, Henry Baring, and Lord John Russell among many others.
The General Committee of the National Society met at St Martin's Vestry with Archbishop of Canterbury and several bishops and dignitaries present. Fresh schools joined the Society and funds from 50 to 1907 were granted toward erecting school rooms.
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