ACERRA, Count, released by Mejean, 113, 185 Achrnet, Turkish commandant, lxvi Acton, Sir John, early life, xiii-xvi; receives the capitulation, 242; gives instructions for the guidance of Nelson, 257 et jJassiJJz ; orders Ruffo to Palermo, 262 ; approves of Nelson’s conduct, 288 ; letters to Ruffo, 34, 261 ; letter to Nelson, 325 ; letters to Sir W. Hamilton, 94, 131, 137, 143, 171, 179,224, 225,227,242, 25~ 25~27~ 28~ 29~ 302,305 ; letter to Salandra, 263 ; opinion on Ruffo’s conduct, 326; opinion on the execution of Caracciolo, 291, 32 5 Acton, Baron, 13 Albanese, Giuseppe, 283 note I; memorial to Nelson, 282 Amante, Prossidio, recommended to Foote, 74 Angiolini, 180 Ascoli, 294 Avellino, Bishop of, 108, 158 BACCHER, GERARDO, 48 note 2 Bailly, Chevalier de, Russian commandant, xlii, lxvi, 107 Ball, Captain, 333; at Malta, 6, 15; sent on shore with .Troubridge to Ruffo, lxi, 2°5, 206, 2I 5 note 1,216; declares capitulation to be ineffective, 114; visits Micheroux with Troubridge, 115, lxii; visits St. Elmo, 118; sent again to Ruffo with Troubridge, lxii, 233; appoihted second .In command of marines landed from the fleet, 248; conference with Ruffo as to attack on St. Elmo, 267 Basset, 282 Berthier, General, xx Boccheciampe, Corsican free lance, xxxii, 39 note Bock, Neapolitan officer, 135 Bonaparte, Napoleon, xx Borga, Emmanuele, 282 Borgogna, Ovvel di, 151 Bourcard, 295 Bruix, Admiral, enters the Mediterran~an, xxxvii; runs into Toulon, XXXIX CADOGAN, Mrs., Lady Hamilton’s mother, 137 Campbell, Commodore, burns ships at Naples, xxvi Campo Forrnio, Treaty of, xix Canosa, Prince, 120 Canzano, 172 Capitulation of the castles of Uovo and N uovo, not fully executed, lxxxvi; must be distinguished from armistice, xc ; text of, 155 Caprere,.S·,92 Caracciolo, Francesco, Jacobin admiral, his early life, xcii et jJassun ; must suffer death penalty, 56; Caroline wishes him not to go to France, 135, 141; her opinion of him, 166; arrested, 251, 254, 276; tried, 202, 277; sentenced, 278, 279; executed, 193, 2° 3, 2 87, 288, 313 342 iNDEX Caracciolo, Ottavio, 283 note 2 Caramanico, Prince, xiv Carignani, 228 Castelcicala, Prince, 294 note, 3 15 Castellamare, surrenders to Foote, xlvii, 90, 91, 93 Championnet, General, xxiii ; enters Naples, xxviii Cianchi, captain in the Neapolitan navy, 5 Cimbalo, xcii CirceIIo, Marquis, Neapolitan ambassador in London, 6, 227 Cirillo, Domenico, 27 I note I, 282, 287 Colletta, Pietro, x, xcv Colonna, Corsican free lance, xxxii Colonna, Giuliano, 276 note 5 Constantinople, Treaty of, xxxiii Cooper, Willyams, Rev., xcii Corbara, Corsican free lance, xxxii, 39 Cuoco, Vincenzo, 48 note 3 Curtis, D. Michele de, Governor of Procida, 30, 3 1, 53, 61, 94, 143 ; gives Nelson a copy of the treaty, lxi, 206, 31 I ; letter from Ruffo to, 42 D’AcNESE, Ercole, 282 D’Amato, Antonio, commandant of Castellamare, 92 Danero, governor of Messina, xxxi Daniele, Pasquale, 228 Darby, Captain Henry D’Esterre, 328 Davison, Alexander, 334 De Cesare, Corsican free lance, xxxii, 39 De Gambs, General, lxxv, 257, 263 De Nicola, the diarist, 181 De Selsi, Duca, 228 Diario N ajJoletano, 181 Dillon, Brigadier, 108, 158, 236 Drummond, Captain Adam, 178 Duckworth, Admiral, xliv; arrives at Palermo, 136, 165 note, 333 Dumas, Alexandre, 155 note; criticism ofhis History ofthe Bourbon Kings oj Naples, civ Duphot, General, xx FALBO, Ruffo’s adjutant, 42 Federici, Marshal, 56 Felippis, Don Constantine de, 244 Ferdinand IV, King of Naples, early life, xii-xiii ; his pacific policy, xxii; enters Rome in triumph, xxiii; flight to Palermo, xxiv; relies entirely on the British, xxvii; proclamation to the Sicilians, xxxvii; requests Nelson to support the expedition of the hereditary prince, xliv, 62 ; gives instructions to the troops, 67 ; asks Nelson to go to Naples and procure the surrender of the forts, 310 ; accepts Nelson’s offcr, lvii ; instructions to Nelson, lxx, 226, 274; disapproves the capitulation, 226; gives Nelson cornplete powers, 227 ; orders Ruffo . to conform to Nelson’s declaration, 26o; gives Nelson power to arrest Ruffo, 3I 4; prepares to go to Naples, 275, 289, 290 ; arrives at Naples, lxxiv, 3I 5 ; hoists his flag on the Foudroyant, ibid. j holds a council on the Foudroyant, 316; listens to Nelson’s advice, 306; letters to Nelson, 2 I, 62; letters to Ruffo, 38, 45, 139, 164, 260, 289 Footc, Captain E. j., 61, 139, 216, 265,321,332 ;jourJlal oj, 75 note, 224; procures the surrender of Castellamare and Revigliano, xlvii; terms of surrender carried out, 335; his prisoners sent to Sicily, 144, 163; hears that N elson has returned to Palermo, xlix; sends Oswald to Uovo, I; requests information as to negotiations, Iii; declines to treat with Micheroux, 246; signs treaty, liii ; reasons for signing treaty, 247 ; not consulted by the cardinal, 247; visits Nelson on the Foudroyant, lxi; statement to Nelson, 243; sent to Palermo, 275 ; sent on service, 303 ; publishes the vindication, xciv; criticism of his attitude towards Nelson, xciv; letters to Ruffo, 95, INDEX 343 128, 144, 148; letters to Nelson, JOO, 178, 193; letter to Micheroux, 177 Fox, Charles James, speech in parliament, xcv, 334 note GALLO, Marchese eli, 18o 1Zqte; substituted for Acton as prime minister, xxi; secret despatch from, xxxv Gardner, Sir Alan, 164,264 Graham, Sir Thomas, 171 note, 172 G rassetti, 7 I-IALLOVELL, Captain, 315,316,319 Hamilton, Sir William, British ambassador at Naples, xxii, 13, 30, 74; opens Wyndham’s letter, 139; requested by Ferdinand to accompany Nelson to Naples, 3 I I, 3 I 8 ; acts as interpreter for Nelson, lxv ; assures Ruffo that Nelson will not interfere with the armistice, 23 I; congratulates Ruffo, 252; asks Ruffo to place troops in the castles, 253; observations by, 3°3; opinion of Ruffo’s conduct, 3°4; opinion as to policy to be adopted towards Ruffo, 286 ; acquiesces in Thurn’s opinion as to the execution of Caracciolo, 279; expresses his intention ofreturning to England, 3 17, 320; letters to Ruffo, 205, 2Ig, 231, 252, 253, 268; letter to Foote, 163; letters to Nelson, 98, 138, 142; letters to Lord Grenville, 309, 317; letter to Charles Grevillc, 3 I 8 I-Iamilton, Emma, Lady, xxii, 216, 250, 308; charged by Caroline with important commissions at Naples, 317; acts as interpreter for Nelson, Ixv; entrusts the queen’s letters to Lord Grenville, 3 17; letter to Nelson, 74 Harriman, Mr. J ames, an interpreter, 99 Harrison, James, author of Life of Nelson, xciv Harwood, Captain, 138 Hermann, Russian general, 8 Hood, Captain Samuel, 12, 13, 43 note ; sent to command the garrison of sailors in N llOVO, 3I 3 H iiffer, Dr., analysis of instructions of 10 June, lxxviii ITALINSKY, Chevalier, Russian councillor of state, 2 JOLLY, JOHN, sentenced to death, 2°3 I(EITH, Lord, 249 note I, 264, 308, 333; letter to Nelson, 280 LAlVIARRA, SCIPIONE,45, 1951tote I L’Aurore, commandant of Uovo, 24I ; verbal answer to Foote’s summons, 103, 246; letter to Nelson, 297 Lettieri, letter to Acton, 171 Logeret, 258 Ludolf, Count, Neapolitan ambassador at Constantinople, xxxiii MACDONALD, General, xlviii, 327 Mack, General, xxii ; retreats to Capua, xxiii; surrenders to Championnet, xxvii Magra, Perkins, British consul at Tunis, 99 Makau, French ambassador at Naples, xviii Malta, deputies from, 3, 5 Mandels. v Manfredini, 196 note 1 Manthone, General, I I I, 282 ; not to go to France, 141 Maria Carolina, Queen of Naples, early life, &c., xvi-xviii; eager to break with the French, xxii; policy towards the rebels, 2 I I et passiJ)z; notes to capitulation, 159; opinion on Ruffo’s conduct, 300; opinion on Caracciolo’s execution, 293; letters to Lady 344 INDEX Hamilton, 71, 89, 105, 132, 195, 210, 293, 299, cvii; letters to Ruffo, 36, 43, 55, 57, 82, 133, 165, 208, 291 ; letters to the empress, 173, 298; letter to Nelson, 72 Marselli, 237, 238 Masaredo, Admiral, at Cartagena, XXXIX Massa, Oronzio, commandant of N uovo, 124, 282 ; hoists the white flag, xlix; declines Ruffo’s offer, lxvi ; letter to Ruffo, 223 Mejean, Colonel, commandant of St. Elmo, xlviii; negotiations with Micheroux, 107-109, 112, 322; bribed to surrender St. Elmo, I 19, 30I ; letter to Micheroux, 229 Mesdames de France, 196 note 2 Micheroux, Alberto, marshal in the Neapolitan army, 108, 158, 238 note I, 329 ; letter to Chevalier Micheroux, 236 Micheroux, ChevalierAntonio, early life, ci et jJassitn ; sent to Corfu, 2, 10, xxxv; draws up a note for the allied admirals, xl; joins Ruffo, xlii; grants an armistice to the castles at Naples, Ii; the author of the capitulation, liv ; sends summons to St. Elmo, lxii, 123 ; tries to present protest to Nelson, lxvi; his policy towards the Jacobins, cii ; under Mejean’s influence, cii ; suspected by the court, ciii ; Troubridge’s opinion of him, 327; accompanies two captains to the castles, 235 ; the COJlzjJendlo, 106-123; criticism of the COllzpendio, ciii et passi1n ; letter to Ruffo, 124; letter to Foote, 176; letter to U sciakoff, 199 Milbanke, Lieut., R.A., 101 Miles,Jeaffreson, defence of Nelson, xcv Minichini, Brigadier, his Verbaie, 239; pass to visit the castles, 275 Moliterno, Prince, 41 note, 48 note I, 56 note 2 NAPLES, Hereditary Prince of, 75 ; instructions to, 67 ; placed under N elson’s care, £bid. ; returns to Palermo, 83 Nardini, B., B. N. telizoin oculaire, 328 Nelson, Lord, 20, 67, 68, 298;. charges against, ix; mistaken policy, xxiv; views on the Eastern question, 5, 69; his instructions, xxv; his offer to go to Naples refused, xxvii; decides to blockade the Bay of Naples, xxxiv; hears that Bruix has entered the Mediterranean, xxxvii; decides to remain at Palermo, xxxix ; urged by the queen and Lady Hamilton to go to Naples, xliii, 74 ; consents and sails for Naples, xlv; returns to Palermo, xlvi, 83, 89; requested again to go to Naples, lvi, 143 ; his difficult position,lvii ; decides to go, lviii ; attends an informal council at Palermo, lviii ; his instructions, ibid. ; hears of the armistice and prepares Observations on it, lix ; the Observations, 197 ; arrives at Naples, Ix ; learns of the capitulation, lxi, 31I ; annuls the truce, ibid.; delivers his opinion to Ruffo, lxv, 116, 217, 266 ; offers to send 1,200 marines on shore, ‘ibid. ; declaration to rebels, 217 ; sends Troubridge and Ball to Ruffo, 205, 233 ; promises not to break the armistice, ibid. ; Micheroux receives alleged documents from, I 17; makes a proposal to , Ruffo, 254; receives instructions from Palermo, lxx, 256 note I ;. seizes the polaccas, lxx, 270, 313, 33 I ; invites the court to return, lxxiii, 272; his policy towards Ruffo, lxxii, lxxvi ; his povers, lxxxii ct passhn, 3 I 8 ; power to arrest Ruffo, 325 ; does not use it, 286; receives authority over Sicilian men-of-war, 229; con- ference with Ferdinand and Acton, 265; his advice to Ferdinand, 3°5; shows Ricciardi’s. INDEX 345 memorial to Ferdinand, 324; asks for a reward for Troubridge, 308; charge of bad faith against him discussed, lxxxviii et jJassbn ; his own version of the facts, xci, 307, 334, 335 ; letters to Acton, 1-19, 271, 278; letter to Sir William Hamilton, 144; letter to Lady Hamilton, 136; letters to Keith, 93, 264; letter to St. Vincent, 75; letters to Duckworth, 165, 216 ; letters to Foote, 74, 275, 303 ; letter to Nepean, 248 ; letter to Ferdinand, 287; letter to Spencer, 307 ; letter to Ruffo, 233; letter to Davison, 334; letter to Stephens, 336 Nicolas, Sir Harris, defence of N elson, xcvi OSVALD, Captain, 17, 77, 78, 100, 101, 102, 194, 245; interview with Ruffo, I; repulsed from Castel dell’ U ovo, ib£d. PACIFICO, Don Nicola, 276 Paris, Peace of, xix Parkinson, Lieut., R.N., 308, 317 Parthenopean Republic proclaimed, xxviii Paul, Tsar, xxxii Penrose, Wyndham’s secretary, 98 Pescara, 177 Petroli, 225 Piatti, 282 Pignatelli, Francesco, vicar-general, 48 110te I, 56 note 2, 229; signs armistice of Sparanise, xxvii Pius VI., xx Prechard (or Pritchard), governor of Pescara, 177 Pronio, Abbe, 330 Protest by allied commanders, 2 I 8 REVIGLIANO surrenders to Foote, xlvii, 77, 89 Ricciardi, Amedeo, 324 note ; memorial to Nelson, 320 Roccarornana, Lucio Caracciolo, 48 note I, 56 120te 3 Rose, Right Hon. Mr., 335 Ruffo, Cardinal, early life, &c., xxx-xxxi; lands in Calabria, xxxi; commission to, 2 I ; restrictions placed on his powers, xxxii, Ixxix et jJassbJl,45,62,67,68,225, 273, 3 10 ; advances towards the Adriatic, xl ; asks for a reinforcement of Russian troops, xlii ; enters Naples, xlvi ; grants a two hours’ truce to Castel Nuovo, xlviii; refuses to allow Massa to communicate with Mejean, xlix; requests Foote to mediate, 4; reprimands Micheroux, Iii ; signs the capitulation, 109 ; conceals it from the court, Iv; refuses to send in N elson’s declaration, lxiii ; answer to Troubridge, lxiv ; visits Nelson, lxiv, 215, 266, 312, 318; alleged ultimatum, lxiv, xcviii, 2 I 9, 220 note I ; agrees to communicate Nelson’s opinion to the Jacobins, lxv ; proposal to Massa, lxvi, 222; accepts N elson’s offer of marines, lxviii; consults the allied commanders, 329; informs M icheroux that Nelson had consented to carry out capitulation, I 17 ; attends a Te Deum, lxix ; his policy towards Nelson, lxxiv; declines to print any papers, 278 ; yields to Nelson, lxxxix, 325; dines with Nelson, 287 ; visits Ferdinand at Procida, 303, 307 note ; had no authority to conclude a treaty with the Jacobins, lxxvii et jJassi1Jz; suspected by the court, lxxxiii; letter to Hamilton, 268; letters to Nelson, 221, 232, 235, 238, 254, 283 ; letters to Foote, 45, 95, 96, 127, 129, 146 ; letter to Micheroux, 126 ; letter to Acton, 149; letter to Massa, 222 Ruffo, Francesco, the cardinal’s elder brother, 172 note, 329 Ruffo, Peppo Antonio, the cardinal’s younger brother, 169 Ruvo, Count Ettore, 42, 172 120te I, 33° INDEX SACCHINELLI, DO~fENICO, lxiv ; facsimile of Troubridge’s alleged declaration, xc; criticism of his Life of Cardinal Ruffo, xcvi et paSSi1Jl; analysis of his narrative, xcix St. Elmo, Castle of, surrenders, 2°4 St. Petersburg, Treaty of, xxxii St. Vincent, Earl, 9, 249, 3°9, 310, 333 ; instructions to; 19 Salandra, Duca della, lxxiv, lxxv, 232, 25 I, 257, 263, note I, 233 note, 276 Salerno, Archbishop of, a hostage in St. Elmo, 108, 158 ; threatened with death, 257 Samelin, Nelson pleads for, 7 Sanfclice, Luisa Molines, 48, note 2 Schiava, Marchese della, 235, 238 Scrate, 196 note I Serra, Gennaro, 276 note 4 Severino, Padre, 267 SHIPS [1.J. Portuguese; N. Neapolitan; M. Merchantmen]:- Alcmene, xxiv, 2 Alexander, 93, 202, 2°3, 264, 266 Alphonso, P., 202, 203 Audacious, 202 Balloon, P., 10 Bellerophon, xlv, 73, 93, 202 Bonne Citoyenne, 6 Bulldog, 79, 194, 203 Colossus, 319 Culloden, 75 note, 202 Dorothea, 5 El Corso, 2 Fortuna, N., xli Foudroyant, xliv, xlv, 80, 81, 214, 216, 280, 287, 308, 315 ; log of, 201 Goliath, 93, 2 ° 3, 264 Harleem,13 Hyena, 12, 13 L’Espoir, xxxvii Leviathan, 202, 204 Lion, M., 5, 17 Lion, 8, 201 Majestic, 203 Minerva, N., liv, 17, 203, 251 11inotaur, 10 Mutine, 2, 12, 76, 194 Shi ps-continued Northumberland, 203 Pallas, 14 Penelope, 18 Perseus, 17, 77, 79, 80, 194 Powerful, xlv, 73, 93, 203 St. Sebastian, P., 203 St. Vincent, 203, 269 San Leon, 80, 194 Seahorse, lxi, xciv, 91, 201, 2°4, 265, 269, 275 ; log of, 75 Sirena, N., 82 Success, 203 Swallow, 264 Swiftsure, 203 Telegraph, 264 Thalia, xxiv, 83, 203, 204 Vanguard, xxxix, xliv, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 203 Zealous, 13, 202 Signorelli, 330 Simonetti, 258 Sorokin, Commodore, xli, 201 Southey, R; his Life ofNelson, ix, xciv Sparanise, armistice of, xxvii, 41 note Spencer, Earl, approves Nelson’s conduct, 333; letter to Nelson, ibid. Spratt, M., master of the Seahorse, 75 Stotuto, 42 Stuart, Sir Charles, 8 Suwarrow, Marshal, 180 Sylvester, king’s messenger, 3°9, 318 TASSONE, 228 Thugut, Austrian chancellor, 141 ; diverts the Russian troops to the North of Italy, xxxv Thurn, Count, captain of the Neapolitan frigate Minerva, 61, 94, 100, 148, 244, 245, 287 ; confers with the allied commanders on June 21, 113 ; opinion on capitulation, liv ; opinion on execution of Caracciolo, 279; conduct of, approved by Nelson, 288 ; letter to Acton, 174 INDEX 347 Tough, British consul at Palermo, 7 Trabia, Prince, 3, 137 Treville, Admiral, La Touche, xviii Troubridge, Captain, 2, 3, 4, I I, 12, 13, 14, IS, 16, 17, 273,278; given the command of the expedition to Procida, xxxiv; instructions to, 29-34; receives a copy of Ruffo’s instructions, 54 ; returns to Palermo, xxxix; sent on shore to Ruffo, lxi ; declares the capitulation to be ineffective, 114 ; visits Micheroux and Ruffo, lxii, I I 5; presents Nelson’s declaration, lxiii ; puts a question to Ruffo, lxiv; visits St. Elmo, I 18; alleged declaration by, xcviii, 234 note ; interviews with Ruffo, 205, 206, 215 note I, 216, 265; conference with Ruffo as to attack on St. Elmo, 267; takes command of marines landed from the fleet, lxix, c, 202, 266, 276; commission to, 248; embarks the rebels, lxix, c, 250; marches against St. Elmo, 286, 288, 3r5; St. Eln10 sur- renders to, 3I 6 ; marches against Capua, 316, 319; letter to Nelson, 327 Tschudy, Baron, lxxv, 45, 195, 257, 263 USCIAKOFF, Admiral, 199 note I ; sends help to the Apulian royalists, xl; replies to M icheroux’s note, xli VICARIA, Regente di, 228 Vochenger, 45 VADE, MATTHEV, 231 110te ; letter to Sir V Hamilton, 230 Wemyss, Lieutenant, 102 Villiams, Miss, 336 note; accuses Nelson, xcv Wyndham, Mr., 9, 94 YAUCH, Marshal, Nelson asks for his trial, 16; money taken from, 18 ZABELTITZ, Count Joseph, the Chevalier of Saxony, 39 note Zumtobel,45 Zurlo, 258