Convention for surrendering Neapolitan territories reported
The Dublin Journal notes dispatches from Rome Teano and Capua detailing a signed convention between Austrian and Neapolitan generals surrendering most of the Kingdom of Naples to the Allies, excluding Ancona Gaeta and Pescara, with further dispatches confirming the recovery of Naples and the usurper's fall. It also reports a devastating cyclone off Colombo and a memorial for Lady Louisa Rooney with tributes from Governor and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Kingdom OF Naples
Holyhead
Oor ‘Yare
London
Asiwrdinary
Gosette
Mr. Cooke
Rome
Lord Borgherah
Teano
Col. Cherch
Capua
Aunrian
Vhc
Ancona
Gaeta
Pescara
Army Brigade Review and Local News From Ballymahon
The May 20 1615 inspection of the Armagh Regiment by Major General Kemmin earns high praise for discipline and officer Ensor’s merit. Bells mark the sovereign’s birthday. regiments parade before General Barry with royal salutes and crowds. Reports of thefts, a deserter maiming, and robberies temper the mood, while the Bishop of Limerick appoints Thomas Burgh to Kilcolemun rectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballymahon
Armagh
Kemmin
Ensor
Rerns
Loexmer
Yast
Yeomnnry
Lord Kiltarton
Richmond Phace
Kiltarton
Dveral Corfs
Morgan O'Dwyer
Callen
J. Fieming
Waterford
Thomas Meany
Kilkishen
County Clare
Meany
8&H
Mesny
Pat Gavin
88Th Regiment
Frederick Maunsell
5Th Regiment
New Orleans
Shaughnessy
Courtbridge
Clancy
Limerick
Thomas Burgh
Ardeanay
Kilcolemun
Scone
Fragmentary Report of Naval Action and Sicily Dispatches
Fragmentary unreadable notes describe chareb and an incident at sea on a Tuesday, with reference to violence and a French frigate threat. Reports from Naples and Terracina mention Sicilian troops ready to embark and negotiations involving General Nogens and Captain Campbell. The tone suggests relief and expectations for restoration, along with confusion over troop movements and political aims.
Army of Naples reports General Coanigen's corps advancing toward St Germano
From Rome dated Virbio the march of Gen. Coanigen's corps from Vaimontone toward Firentine and the frontier of the kingdom of Naples has engaged sparingly. The enemy has been driven back beyond the Garigliano toward Capua with French naval support, while Marshal Murat arrived at St Germano and then moved again to cover the retreat. The Government notes captured prisoners and comments on limited offensive follow up, predicting renewed operations as troops reposition near Ceprino and Garigliano. Lord Stawart reports loyal countrymen and pledges further progress details tomorrow if St Germino is occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Gederal Cole Ihyouac
Arce
Mayea Jaca
Rome
Hirtr
Murat
St. Germano
Agia Eh Germano
Bicai
Polatnand Macrounded
Shem
Ibrhizh
Ceprino
Musbal Marat
Capua
St. Germ
Ge. Nog
Gariglians
Bridget
Bofet
Neval Manheis
Ceprano
Manheis
M'Donald
Pos
Melfa
Geo
Ponte Corvo
Fondisteri
St. Germino
Lord Stawart
Vienna
Unclear OCR note on Nugent corps movements and rations
Fragmentary dispatch dated May 17 1815 references General Count Nugent Sag Germano and details of rations and bivouac. The text records Lordship correspondence noting movements and supply status with several garbled phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent Sap Germano
Arce
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Italy
Paris
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Pont Pedro
Smail
Trilding
Tees
Jatfon
Pooneryn
Dong A Erstivg
Magistate
Cauite
Chilaw
Bat
Ceylon
Tallamannar
Ap Prat
Mannar
Condatchy
Marchleaite
Delft
Bern
Stein
Tea Brothers
Ceylon Gazette
Louisa Rovuzy
Arpgosovei
Athe
Joax Rooney
Colombo
Louisa
Jous, Earl of
Axvsonovans
Joan Ronev
Prigong
Worth
Brownrigg
Johnstone
Church of
Colomba
Ropyi
Charaa
Abe
Becevolehde
Rodale
Fodatjee
Lough
Howth
Altitadés
Lord Hovwth’s Park
Wall
Moadly
Earl Grey
Earl of
St. Paul
Edward Pakenham
Gibbs
Gillespie
the Army
Pascu
Insen Sregut
Gagk
Grand Canal
Royal Canal Goek
ACC Ndais
OMIM
Chareb
Civica
Gaptas
A. Neapalit
Clays Bf
Palermo
Ane
Ratermo
Messins
Nogens
Terracina
Porys
Rueghershe
Gallo
Campbell
Diora
Col. Chinehs
Stewart
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