Repulse of British at Fort Erie Reported in Chester Mail
The Chester Mail prints the American account of Fort Erie repulse, with brief notes on European papers. It mentions Paris, Brussels, and Frankfort items, plus a long digression on Ireland, Wicklow scenery, and a royal excursion by Lord Whitworth to Dublin and Wicklow.
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Observations on Ireland and Fletcher Speech Fragment
A dense polemic tracing Ireland’s troubles to Catholic influence and papal authority. It cites 12th to 18th century canons condemning heretics, argues Rome seeks subversion, and links Defenders and Orangemen to rebellion led by Tone and the Catholic Convention. Mentions 1798 rebellion, Irish directory, and planned invasions with French aid.
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