21 Mar 1812
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 21, 1812
Page
1
A reader criticizes a Catholic reformist pamphlet and its supporters for pandering to mob zeal and undermining civil order. The letter denounces alleged Catholic and Presbyterian factionalism, warns against revolutionary rhetoric, and urges loyalty to the British Constitution and Protestant safeguards.
A fragment from a correspondence section mentions a past letter to be published and notes that certain anonymous writers valued the Popish Rebellion of 98. It criticizes demagogues and a disgraceful general and alludes to ongoing political sectarian tensions without naming individuals.
The Lord Mayor will meet the Masters and Bakers at the Mansion House on Monday morning at ten o clock. The issue notes military movements in Europe with French forces and Buonaparte’s plans described as the Grand Army. It remarks on Denmark Sweden conflict and Russia’s position amid potential new war with France.
The long talked marriage between Mr Botetourt Wellesley and Miss Tilney Long occurred Saturday evening at St James Church Piccadilly. The couple left in a yellow chariot drawn by four Arabian greys, intending to spend their wedding night at Wanstead House and begin their honeymoon. The bride wore a Brussels point lace dress costing 700 guineas with a 150 guinea bonnet and veil. the fortune is stated as eighty thousand pounds per annum after settlements.
From London dated March 16 17 extracts describe the American schooner Hero under Captain Blacklery seized by French privateers on route Marblehead to St Petersburgh Russia. Condemned Sept 25 1811 by Paris Council of Prizes for carrying British colonial goods. Hero defended as American with proper documents and dues paid. Also notes Duchess of Gordon illness and Baltic license changes affecting imports and exports.
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