Mediation over Italy and Austrian influence debated in Parliament
The debate centers on Britain offering mediation between Austria and Naples to halt the Italian crisis. Proponents argue neutrality, potential limited aid to secure independence, and preserving Austria’s influence. Opponents warn mediation risks internal interference and question success likelihood, urging adherence to the Foreign Office neutrality stance.
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Hear
France
America
Alps
Europe
Cincoma
Austria
Wees
Sardinia
Carbonari
Italy
Earl of Aberdeen
Naples
Ferdinand
Aberdeen
Lord Aberdeen
Lms
Great Britain
Jon Holland
Mr. Fox
Presburg
Kingland
Foreign Office
Earl of Darnley
Neutrality debate on Austria Naples as exception
In a heated exchange Lord Darnley questioned whether the circular allowed Austria Naples as an exception, while Lord Aberdeen denied stating such an exception. The discussion centered on strict neutrality and political alignments, ending with an adjournment and no division.
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Austria
Naples
Earl of Darnley
Lord Aberdeen
Bank Stock Prices and Rates Report
The day’s market summary shows Bank Stock closed at Sper Ct Red shut 3 per Ct. Cons. 71 Sh per Cent. shut 4 per Cents. shut 5 per Cts. 1053. Price of stocks this day at One India Stock shut India Bonds 40 pm Ex. Bills 1 dis. 2 pm Long Ann. shut Omnium-pm Cons. for Ac. 714.
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India
Neapolitan Victory Rumor and European Crisis Debate
The Courier questions reports of a Neapolitan victory near Rome and Austrian defeats at Rieti. Paris and Geneva dispatches lack dates, while funds rise on rumors Austria controls Naples. A Paris paper cites Turin's conspiracy and Europe’s struggle between monarchy and rebellion, with broader plans for 70,000 Austrian troops in Lombardy and 100,000 Russians moving toward Italy.
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the Times
Rieti
Aquila
Carascosa
Rome
Geneva
Paris
Frimont
Frascati
Abruzzos
Italy
Naples
Piedmont
Europe
Lombardy
Turin
Congress
Madrid
Army to the Citizens Proclaims Italian Independence
A Genoa dated message from March 10 announces the end of despotism and the rise of Italian independence. It proclaims the 5-dollar constitution proclaimed on the night of the 9th by Genoa brigade, the King's dragoons, and federated Italians as law. It vows hereditary honours for the state and protection by a unified people under the King, urging peace, merit, and rejection of revenge. Alexandria’s Provisional Junta of Government signs as ANSALDI.
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Genoa
Ita Ineans
Our
Italy
Genoa Dispatch On Spain Ideals And Italian Regent Oath
An extract from a Genoa dated letter notes Spain’s constitutional move and a Proclamation of King Ferdinand VII’s acceptance followed by his resignation and the Prince of Carignan named Regent. Milan reports the Viceroyal Court leaving for Mantua amid fears of Piedmontese action as Italy braces for political shifts. Purin dated March 17 publishes the Prince Regent Charles Albert’s oath to the Constitution with faithful allegiance to the King and the Catholic Church, the line of succession, and religious liberty under parliamentary modification.
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Paris
Journal of the Upper Rhine
Rieti
Terni
Magliano
Otricoli
Gesi
Pesaro
Piedmont
Victor Emmanuel
Nice
Turin
Marseilles
Frimont
Aquila
Frascati
Naples
Abruzzi
San Germano
Fondi
Carascosa
Ambrosio
Gazette de France
M. Davin
Department
la Vendee
Sapinaud
Duke of
Borogaux
Prince of
Genoa
Milan
Mantua
Purin
Charles Felix
Italy
Yurin
Charles Albert
Charles Albert of
Savoy
Carignan
Spain
Ships Arrive and Depart in Major Ocean Trade Notices
MARITIME NEWS reports multiple arrivals and sailings. Vessels such as the Lavinia Sim Amy Bloomfield and Eissex Mahon are listed leaving for Bahia Leghorn and Bombay respectively. Hind and Robert and Ann arrive at Portsmouth from the Downs and Gibraltar after cruises. Weather and wind conditions accompany each entry with ports including Plymouth Faymourn and Port Isaac noted for recent arrivals and mishaps.
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Deaz
S.W
Armstrong
Lanzarotte
London
Faymourn
Pansiow
Adolphe
Prane
Cardi
Nantes
Portisaac
Opera and ballet delight at Kine's Theatre and Paris tale
Last night La Gaz Ladra drew a large audience at Kine's Theatre with M. Albert premiering as the leading dancer in the new ballet Phwon e Paris a Parisian fantasy where he teases a group of Nymphs offering a garland. A duet pas de trois with Melanie and Nosier captivated the crowd as Albert displayed rare aplomb and agility.
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Kine
la Gaz
Paris
M. Albert
Qnone
Melanie
Mademoiselle Nosier
Berks
Newbury
Reading
Wallingford
Wantage
Abingdon
Oxford
Regis
London
Parliament-street
P. Wasi
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Moniteur
Journal de Paris
Gznoa
MoriLiLo
Frankfort
Pert
GouLzary
Lord Castlereagh
Alexandria
Ansaldi
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