But there is no regular diligence—strange to say— between Rome and Naples; the only expeditious mode of travelling that route, for those who have not their own vehicle, is by Angrisani's post carriage, which goes as often as he can find passengers enough to fill it. It was engaged by three of my countrymen for this day, and I deemed myself fortunate in being able to secure the fourth place. The following evening I was established at the Albergo delle Crocelle, which I found a very comfortable hotel, though rather remote from the principal point of attraction in Naples—the Museum.
Michael J. Quin, A Steam Voyage down the Danube, 1836
Jean-Jacques Salomon
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