On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation
A critical summary of Ricardian theory on the division of the produce among land proprietors, capital holders, and laborers under rent, profit, and wages. It outlines value, exchange value, and the effects of labor quantity on the price and distribution of goods, noting wage rises affect profits and cross-country capital movement under unrestricted trade.
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David Ricardo
Ricardo
Dr. Smith
Hig Wen
Ricarto
Britain
Greece
Sicarcvo
Princess of Wales voyage amid court strife and intrigue
The article outlines letters and documents from 1814-1815 asserting the Princess of Wales left England by her own plan to restore peace with the Prince Regent. It details her travels through Hamburg, Brunswick, Italy, Genoa, and Elba, her English retinue issues, distrust of Englishmen abroad, and a concealed private secretary. It also notes plots against her, an assassination-like incident in Genoa, and a later report of antique tomb discoveries near Bourdeaux and Paris with museum acquisitions.
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Isle
England
Princesa
Lord Liverpool
Colim
Mr. Wiitbread
Air
Brougham
Princess of Wales
Prives
Whithread
Bee Nur
Fogland
Chircotte
Hamburga
Brunswick
Count Someton
London
Prince
Italy
Countess Olid
Cremona
Miocenti
Schiavani
Khonmassia
Pergamia
Kmoytatinan
Mane
Haunaum
Chamberlin
Per Wand
Keight
Malta
Pine
Lake of
Como
Countess of
Ping
Benetis
Biron
Thomasin
Count Sauran
Baran
Hannatin
Challege
Genoa
Alyra
Schiavini
Holy Land
Genou
Elba
St. Medard Deyland
Bourdeaux
Paris
Diana
Endymion
Cupil
Venus
Juno
Minerva
Mercury
Apollo
Dina
Atic
Poneias
Bacchus
Aariadne
Antiquity
Amle
Staphiadus
Erigene
Propes
Pan
Silenus
Gort
Phistumb
Ariadne
Priapus
Parisj
Bomrarde
Pesrou’s
Vouilleries
Rieu
Princess Travels and Liberates Slaves Across Lands
The princess toured thence to Sicily Barbary and Palestine visiting Serasstem Athens and more where she was greeted with rank honours. Scholars aided her in collecting antiquities and she freed several slaves at Tunis. Written life of the princess is to reveal new light on obscure facts.
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Sicily
Barbary
Palestine
Serasstem
Athens
Amd
Tunis
Tron
Aremburg
High Treason at Trial of Four Prisoners in Court by Habeas Corpus
The Attorney General Samuel Shepherd presents four named prisoners Arthur Tnis thewood James Watson the elder Richard Hooper and Thomas Preston brought from the Tower by Habeas Corpus to plead to treason charges. They enter the bar behind the Kings Counsel and exchange greetings as they await proceedings. Attitudes and clothing noted, with the Marquis Hastings Governor of the Poor’s return read amid motions by the Attorney General.
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Samuel Shepherd
Arthur Tnisthewood
James Watson the Elder
Richard Hooper
Thomas Preston
Tower
Kings Counsel
Chistlewoods
Watson
Hooper
Preston
Hoover
Thistlewood
Salor
Marquis Hastings
Attorner-Genecai
Lord Eilenborough
Lord Ellenborough
James Watson
Elder
James Preston
Lord Elkenborough
Trial of the Tolllawa prisoners before Lord Ellenborough
The proceedings show Lords Ellenborough and the Attorney General addressing prisoners named Wat son Preston and Hooper. They plead not guilty, request counsel, and await trial as they are remanded to the Tower. The court fixes June 9 for the trial and warns against discussing the evidence.
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Lord Ellenborough
Fran
Watson
Whistlewood
Lord Edenborough
Harmer
Preston
Widow of Signor Urbani appeal for aid in destitution
A distressed widow of Signor Urbani faces destitution after his death. A concert is proposed to raise a fund for her subsistence or return to Italy, with the Richmond Institution urged to seek public support. Donations from Joseph Goff, Captain Savior, Rev. J. Pomeroy, and the Lord Bishop of Derry are noted amid rising bread prices and local concerns.
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Signor Urbani
Italy
Richmond Institution
Joseph Goff
J. Pomeroy
Derry
Classified ad rates and agents for the Moptim Juvanac
The notice lists subscription prices in advance for Dublin and country readers, with options for twelve months to four months and varying currencies. It names Newton & Co at Warwick-square, J Wurts at Fleet Street London, and James Tayvcog Smith Co in Edinburgh as English and Scotch agents for the Moptim Juvanac.
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Dublin
Parliament Street
Messrs. Newton & Co
Warwick-square
J.wurts
Fleet-street
London
James Tayvcog Smith