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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 04, 1820

Page

2

Queen Victoria’s Cathedral Visit Brings Acclaim and Crowd Pleasers

Attended by the Lord Mayor and sheriffs, Queen Victoria’s arrival at the Cathedral sparked mixed churchly protests over timing yet culminated in devout participation. She listened intently as psalms were sung, then departed amid cheers from a densely packed Fleet Street and Strand crowd.

Maesty Hughes Majesty

Foreign Intelligence Circulates on Conspiracies and Naples

Reports from Copenhagen Madrid and Vienna describe police probes into a Mirai society plot to disturb public order. Dampe, a philosopher, questioned. other movements include Spanish unrest, Archbishop Valencia, and Troppau congress developments. Conditions in Morocco and Naples stir concern as Austrian forces prepare.

Mirai Itera Legin Broelag Street Perons Tor Dampe Copenhagen Campe Madrid Avila Weud Morales Portugal War Office Cadiz

Lord Beresford Arrives in Lisbon Landings Denied

An Afarming Chronicle copy reports that no written exchange occurred between Lord Beresford and the Portuguese Government on arrival in the Tagus. The Vengeur brought him. Gen Campbell and British officers faced strict orders to prevent landing amid rising Lisbon unrest. Beresford eventually left the port aboard the Arabella after government warnings and protective measures.

Lisbon Lord Beresford Tagus Campbell Lord Baresford Rio Janeiro Lord Bereaford Portugal Pamanal Maitland Secretary of War and Navy Lord Boreafurd John VI Beresfort Tively Colonia Bo‘redford Beresford Fermi Expres Lord Boredford Gurgaon Lord Burnsford Marsh Bea Portal

Insurrection in Northern Brazil Reported in Salem Gazette

The Salem Gazette quotes early reports of a Brazilian insurrection near Minas with 200 troops marching south toward revolt. tensions between Brazilian and Portuguese troops rise as a 10 sail convoy heads to Lisbon. Reports note censorship, royal treas­ury rumors, and various society gossip including Kemble, Pettidourg estate near Paris, and Katerhazy letters to the king.

Salem Lander Jon Parnambueco Brazil Pernambucoa Minas Pareaba Parisia Lord Byron Petti Dourg Kemble England Lausanne Charles Kemble Convent-garden Theatre Princ Katerhazy Duchess of York

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