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Foreign News March 24, 1806

Portland Gazette, And Maine Advertiser

Portland, Cumberland County, Maine

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General St. Cyr advances on Naples to punish Queen of Naples for treason; Emperor refuses intercession, declaring her reign ended and suggesting she join British intriguers in London.

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67th Bulletin of the Grand Army.

General St. Cyr is advancing by forced marches towards Naples, to punish the treason of the Queen and to precipitate from the throne this culpable woman, who has violated in so shameless a manner, all that is held sacred among men. It was endeavoured to intercede for her with the Emperor, he replied, Were hostilities to recommence, and the nation to support a thirty years war, so atrocious an act of perfidy could not be pardoned. The Queen of Naples has ceased to reign. This last crime has completed her destiny: let her go to London to increase the number of intriguers, and form a subcommittee with Drake, Spencer, Smith, Taylor, and Wickham, she may also invite, if she pleases, Baron D'Armfeldt, M. Fersen, D. Antraigues, and the Monk Mours.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Political Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Naples Advance Queen Treason St Cyr March Napoleon Emperor Royal Deposition British Intriguers

What entities or persons were involved?

General St. Cyr Queen Of Naples Emperor Drake Spencer Smith Taylor Wickham Baron D'armfeldt M. Fersen D. Antraigues Monk Mours

Where did it happen?

Naples

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Primary Location

Naples

Key Persons

General St. Cyr Queen Of Naples Emperor Drake Spencer Smith Taylor Wickham Baron D'armfeldt M. Fersen D. Antraigues Monk Mours

Outcome

queen of naples has ceased to reign; punished for treason and perfidy.

Event Details

General St. Cyr advances by forced marches towards Naples to punish the Queen's treason and remove her from the throne. Intercession with the Emperor fails; he declares her act unpardonable even if war resumes for thirty years. Her reign ends; suggested to join intriguers in London.

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