Infobox Military Conflict
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conflict=Siege of Ancona
partof=the
date=
place=
result=Anglo-Austrian victory
combatant1=flag|Austrian Empire
flagicon|United Kingdom United Kingdom
combatant2=flagicon|Two Sicilies|1811 Kingdom of Naples
commander1=
commander2=
strength1=2,300
strength2=1,500
casualties1=light
casualties2=500 killed or wounded
1,000 captured
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