Neapolitan Republic proclaimed after siege of Naples
The Executive Directory reports the Army of Naples repelled an assault by Neapolitan forces and Lazzaroni, establishing in Naples and proclaiming the Neapolitan Republic with provisional government. Acclamations resound as calls to honor the army's deeds and celebrate liberty. Duriget criticizes the English government and champions Republican ideals while urging a Republican Festival commission.
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Pluvoise
Rome
Naples
the Republic
Lesage Seaault
England
Commission of Republican Institutions
Duriguer
Naples entry sparks Republic cheers and diplomacy talk
Amid Naples news the Directory message and French troops’ entrance are hailed by shouts of Long live the Republic and a council band. Garat urges funding troops without levies, while global dispatches describe fleet movements, negotiations, and political realignments across Constantinople, Petersburgh, Vienna, and Hamburg.
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Naples
Republic
Liffée
Lauffat
Perex
Upper Rhine
Decombsreuse
Reujoux
Garat
Cuyomard
Aboukir
Proverse Bulletin on French Note to Emperor and Austrian Evacuation
A Proverse bulletin describes a French note delivered to the Imperial deputation threatening renewed hostilities if Austria does not evacuate within fifteen days. It reports secret talks involving Count Levensacs and Count de Meszaros, a Vienna courier, and a Diet discussion at Rastadt. The sitting notes strong language against the fall of Efrenbreit Prime and cites pressure on the Empire to terminate the war or peace ambiguity.
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England
Hamburgh
Asia
Miniter
Pachegrn
Rastadt
Count de Lehrdach
Vienna
Hungary
Bohemia
St. Poelfe
Lintz
Upper Austria
Count Lehrdack
Westphalia
Hague
Brune
2D Regiment of Cavalry
Ancona
Ionian Sea
Corfuu
Chabot
St. Ange
Pisa
Parma
Gioter
Count de Levenacu
Austria
France
Leansacs
Count de Mztrtasyrca
Ratifion
Efrenbréit Piin
Cologne
Wier ab-Rawiben
Dover
Calais
Cunningham
Guards
Rafaelt
Piédnant
Naples
Fhrenbreitfein
Ryperor
Rastade
Lenexgaen
Borgia
Berenbapigfeih' Bas
Yength
Carce
Parliamentary notices on London port reform and slave trade
In the House of Commons on Friday February 15 1799 motions were made to refer the 1798 Port of London improvement report to the Wet Docks Bill committee Leave was granted to introduce a Bill regulating Marine Forces on shore Hiberforce announced a motion for the abolition of the Slave Trade and a financial state of the public debt as of February 1 1799 was requested and ordered to be laid before the House The session adjourned until Monday
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House OF Commons
Fes
Alenning
London
P. Stephens
Hiberforce
News from Calais Cartel Reveals War or Peace Impasse
Reports by express from Dover detail Pavis Gazerres from late December to early January. The dispatch highlights European diplomacy and military moves surrounding Austria, France, and Russia, noting Prussian Emperor and Vienna negotiations, French threats, and fortress capitulations.
French advances threaten German and Italian regions in 1799 note
The piece reviews French gains across the Rhine after capturing key fortresses and extending from Seefhausin to Difeldorf. It notes Piedmont and Naples events, the Sardinian king’s flight, and wider European turmoil including Barbary states and Morocco against Buonaparte, with finance debates dominating council attentions.
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Jah
Folonel Fanen
Rhine
Seefhausin
Difeldorf
Maurince
Ehrenbreitféin
Duffeldorf
Franconia
Hesse
Westphalia
Prussia
Naples
Groucau
Turin
Republic of
Luca
Lucenesint
Europe
Africa
Morocco
Egypt
Barbary
Buonafarte
Porte
Russia
Irish Parliament Absence and Union Debates Report
Yesterday afternoon a mail from Dublin arrived. no Irish Parliament sitting on the 7th, and the 5th engagement shifted to libels read from the Sun newspapers. Anti-Unionists push addresses against the Union. Monaghan and others dissent from the condemnation of a Union before terms are known. Arthur O’Conor moved from Kilmainham Prison to Newgate, while ships stood off Dublin due to recent gales.
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Dubin
Irith
Inft
Dublin
Arthur O’consor
Kimainham Prison
Newgate
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Frichtschal
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Gallicia
Portugal
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Jay. Y. Bidborofra
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Semlin
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Wallachia
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Exax
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Carignan
Turile
Crizens
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Maristas’ Guard
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Hamburg
Ats
Lberty
Sbawf
Mar Lgary
Lower Saxony
Parliamentary Intelligence
Fed
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Botany Bay
Paris
Admiralty
George Harr
Monmouth
Paris J
Henry Curzon
Ec. Pellew
Manny
Neptune
Peyrron
Thompson
Wersu
Garland
Portsea
Table Bay
Cape of Good Hope
Madagascar
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Lofar
Pedborough
Epping
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