Following a six-week honeymoon in Clevedon, Coleridge returned to Bristol in November 1795, and stayed with Sara's family at the house on Redcliff Hill. Whilst here, on the 17th November, Coleridge published a pamphlet, Conciones ad Populum, containing his first two lectures. He also, with the help of Cottle, founded and edited a radical Christian journal named The Watchman.