Naples and Neapolitan War Threats Sweep Europe
A long trove of dispatches describes Italian and Iberian unrest as armies move toward Naples. Reports cite Baron Frimont and Austro‑French maneuvers, with constellations of regiments and 80 000 troops bound for Italy. Lisbon and Madrid show political upheaval including parliamentary recalls and Spanish constitutional shifts amid fear of revolution.
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Altos
Morales
Cavalry de la Reyno
Barca de Avila
Regiment of
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Jem
Yagera
Nee Qolillery
Segovis
Thoau
Praisis
Hogan
Emperoes
Austria
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Saxe Weimar
Naples
Military Council of State
Italy
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Baron Frimont
Cavalye Iis
Ktaty
Venna
Troppau
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Miniatus
Froppay
Sardinia
Fife
Vesteed
Ailey
Lorene
Bélain
Ambasas
Decburg
Baron Handel
Grundy
Darmstadt
Coutier
Ital
Kingdom of
Padann
Qar Eogrt
Encanne
Vilais
Milan
Palka
Civita
Peisof
Ministero War
Soukout Mgimente
Steffy
Pangs Uthor
Frode- Werek
Connahy
Poland
Lorraine
Paris
Madrid
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Gov’vernor
Stadrid Ong New-Castille
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Eixtraordinary Cortes
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Carvajal
Curtes
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Caplaiy Ener
New Castille
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Gazette de France
Pari
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T'be ‘Duke
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Attoney
la Clarite
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Strasburg
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Marshal Teireira
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South America 1820 Dispatch on Bolivar and Barranquilla
A detailed correspondence describes troop movements toward Santa Marta, a naval plan of 80 gunboats with 1,500 troops, and Bolivar’s shrinking forces after a Lima defeat. It covers Allied command, leadership like Colonel Mentillo and Admiral Brion, and casualties among the Lesh Legion after a September 1 sortie from Catlin.
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Ritu
Musacuiho
Mentillo
Banta Martha
Marupe
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Bolivacs
Brion
Paditlo
Chitly
Col Muntillo
Bolivar
Spain
Legion
Sanches
Lima
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Sarvite
Baranquiila
Parges
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D'Huereux
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Port Ie Marado
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Porte Atae
Inora
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Au Perre
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Pamator
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Coyne
Paesages
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Kingatun
Jacoles
Pulver
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Dyventery
Pasesge
Capwin Murray
Winpacsiek
Parsons
Lyster
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