Paris Society and the Virtues of Friendship
The extract extols Parisian society as superior in taste and courtesy to any capital, lauding the lively discourse, the shaping of social roles, and the charm of women. It highlights lasting attachments, the ease of friendship across sexes, and moral restraint within fashion, while recalling anecdotes of Voltaire and Bonaparte on friendship and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Humboldte
Playfairs
Davye
Caszis
Canovas
Calans
Sternes
Humes
Walpoles
Algarottis
Ianai Pressferiich
Marie Antoinette
la Marquise de V
Champfort
T ¢ Hember
Guizaing
Paris
Sanyo Pidiroet
Acta
Eid
India
Tiey
Voltaire
Suregeon du Bois
Mons
Corvicart
Continent
England
Caffarelli
St. Jean
Acre
Buonaparte
Lare
Sid Buonaparte
de Mourir
Roland
Blavalor
Cela Gut Continus
Prussia
Bartia
Buonparte
Desaix
Marenego
Analysis of a celebrated work on pauperism in Edinburgh Review
The piece reviews a Commons Committee analysis on mendicity in London, contrasting Scottish parochial relief with English poor laws. It critiques the proposed cures as vague and favors Scotland’s voluntary, church linked approach, noting low contributions and urging practical reform through local parishes and ministerial ties.
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House of Commons
Meigh Beurhaod
Scotland
England
Berwick Shire
Lettgedecrites & Ralie
Chumidt Pictet
Italy
Maremma
Mediterranean
Leghorn
Terracina
Appennines
Agro Humana
Rome
Tales of a Mother to her Daughter by Madame Malles de Beaulieu
Foreign literature notice highlights a two volume collection of twelve tales with moral lessons. It praises variety and quality, notes twelve engravings, and records publication in Brussels with the work described as morally instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Malles de Beaulieu
Vincennes
Brussels
Literary and Scientific Intelligence Update
A review notes enlargements of Our Oriental Empire in a new three volume history by James Mill and mentions Bourke’s A chronological catalogue of Antonio Canova's sculpture works Rome 1817 with 18 pages in 4to. Capova’s early marble fruit baskets, his move to Rome in 1781, and a catalogue listing 1253 works including monuments to Popes Ganganelli and Rezzonico and other major commissions in Vienna Florence and Venice.
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Berthier
Rolls of Parliament
Edward IV
Charles I
William
Charles
Wat Tyler
Willige Smith
Nabbert Southey
Edinburgh Review
Geological Society
Martin
Quarterly Review
James Mill
Bourke
Antonio Cangva
the Pringé
Bavaria
Rome
Capova
Ganganelli
Rezzonico
Christina
Vienna
Alfieri
Florence
Emo
Venice
Santa Crux
Canova
Fragmented notes on toleration and science across Europe
A garbled summary lists items from Paris on Mac Catty's library and toleration works, reports from Berlin about Schleiermacher lectures and Plato, a Berlin letter on public opinion, Berlin to Konigsberg travels, and a curious Erfurt prize question. It notes La Cresca’s new members, monarchy officers, and Austria's scientific expansion under Metternich and the Archduchess Leopoldine marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edugitag
Chitacter Arid
datiGud
Paris
Mac Catty
T. N. Talfourdy
England
Berlin
A. von Koteebue
Koningsberg
Welgin
Germany
Profeaich Schleiermacher
Royal Academy of Erfurt
Academy of la
Chevalier Morelli
Venice
Signor
Michael Coloma
Parma
Francois Mazotti
Mi. Ilany
Antonio Czaari
Ostory
Verona
Mathias
London
Count Badulli
Zannoni
Tuscany
Austria
Leopoldine
Brazils
Prince of Metternich
Forc
Abstract of Returns of Caprilla and Prices in Dublin 1817
Abstract of the returns in Dublin and Liberties for the week ending June 13 1817 specifying barrel equivalences for several commodities and weights including wheat beef peas beans care oats and oatmeal with stone measurements and barrel conversions.
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Dublin
L. S de
L. S
Cork
Kinsale
Limerick
Fonis
Drogheda
Galway
Newry
Wicklow
Clare
Waterford
Dundalk
Belfast
Dublin print ads for subscriptions and agents
The notice lists subscription rates and payment terms for various durations in Dublin and country towns. It names agents including Newran & Co in London, J. Warre in London, James Warton Smits in Edinburgh, and offices in Hunters Square, Edinburgh, serving as English and Scotch agents for the Dochin Jucayac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
de Messrs
Newran & Co
Warwick Square
J. Warre
Pre-street
London
James Warton Smits
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la Fontaine
de la Sabliere
de'Hervare
George Canning
Prince Regent
Goethe
Soachin Ararat
Naples
Francis Mackena
Genoa
Ragusa
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