The Neapolitan Artillery
1800 Neapolitan Artillery
19 Jan 1800 A company and a half of Neapolitan Artillery arrived at Malta. It was urgently needed to man the batteries investing the French within the fortified towns around the Grand Harbour.
The Neapolitan Artillery had 113 men, 0 women, 0 children, and no medical officers.
1801 Neapolitan Artillery
Jan 1801 Strength: 91 men (25 sick).
6 May The Neapolitan troops were required to leave Malta consequently to the armistice concluded between Naples and the French Republic at Folignio on 18 February 1801.
1802 Neapolitan Artillery
Sep 1802 Another company of Neapolitan Artillery reached Malta in accordance with the Treaty of Amiens.
1803 Neapolitan Artillery
14 July 1803 The Neapolitan Artillery left for Messina and Syracuse following the resumption of hostilities between Britain's and France in May 1803.