Dispute Over Neapolitan Neutrality and Secret Articles
Debates in the House on British naval actions in Naples and the secret Austria Naples treaty raise questions of neutrality, possible interference, and the handling of instructions to Sir Graham Moore. Lords clash over production of confidential papers, the legality of potential intervention, and the role of Austria in Sicilian affairs.
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Bay of
Naples
Igniitons
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Peter
Lord Liverpool
Seathe
Lansdown
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Anais
Sar Fens
Austria
Soreheed Liverpool
Sardinia
Tur
Vienna
Marquess of Lansdown
Mediterranean
Earl of Liverpool
Earl Grey
Sir Graham Moore
Earl
W. Aa’ Court
Europe
Marquis of Lansdowne
Hamburgh
Donate Ag
L Rament
Holland
Sicily
England
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William
Great Britain
William A’court
Wm. A
Sir William
Earl of Blessington
Duke of Calabria
Lord Ellenborough
House of Lords
Marquis of Lawspawne
Graham Moor
Bay of Naples
Price of Locks Bank Stock Shuts Near 3 Percent
Market brief notes price movements with several bank stocks showing declines around three percent. Cons. 70 and redemption notes report modest losses while Navy bonds show a notable price shift, reflecting fluctuating demand and interest-rate expectations amid mixed trading sessions.
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Navy
Battle report from Italy and Neapolitan insurrection news
The Courier reports a battle between Austrian and Neapolitan forces on March 7 near Civita Ducale and Rieti with Neapolitans repulsed and Austrians winning key actions. Paris dispatches mention Libertas, Genoa, Turin, and Milan events, with Piedmont’s forces, proclamations, and stock prices. Also cited are Naples court notes, parliamentary talk on Catholic relief, and naval dispositions.
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Abruzzes
Chasseurs
Piedmont
Tyrol
Milan
Florence
Rome
Turin
Genoa
Zurich
Tessin
Lombardy
Fatuont
Two Sicites
Laybach
Alexandria
Navarre
Vercelli
Drapeau Blanc
Glasgow sloop Maitland paid off and recommissioned at Portsmouth
The Glasgow, Captain the Hon. A Maitland, recently retired from the Mediterranean, has been paid off at Portsmouth and recommissioned by Captain Bentric Doyle with changes to commissioned officers. Mr William Hillier appointed Purser. She proceeds to the East Indies to be broken up, with officers and crew assigned to one of the new tea frigates bound for England.
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A. Maitland
Mediterranean
Portsmouth
Bentric Doyle
Wm. Hillier
East Indies
England
Duncan
India
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