Poem on The Veiled Prophet of Khora san by Mira Posore
Mir. T. Tonre's long expected poem under Wetile or Lalla Murth has appeared. The work, dedicated to Mira Posore of The Pleasures of Blouery, is divided into four parts and praised for its expression and colour. Opening lines describe a scene in the Son Se province and the veiled Prophet, with extracts from the first poem showing a maiden drawn into the Prophet's circle and a brutal rite. The verse includes passionate loves and perilous visions, and the work is published in one volume of about 400 pages, with further extracts promised.
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Mir. T. ‘Tonre
Wetile
Lalla Murth
Dart
India
Jude
Moore
Mira Posore
Blouery
Perea
Murgaroyes
Merona
Merry Akere
Khorasan
Mokanna
Aoung
Ziat
Dedi
Morianne
Ruth
Coudan
Lake
Earth
Bo Uen Elforth
Miss Edgeworth
Lady Morgan
O Donnell
Alis Edgeworth
Mise Edgeworth
Eceworth
Pope
Addison
Arbuthnot
Melding
Smollet
Edgre
Worth
Edgeworth and Morgan Compared in Comic Dramas Review
A period critique ranks Miss Edgeworth above Lady Morgan in talent while condemning Edgeworth’s comic dramas as fit only for the closet. It finds three plays uneven, praising the first’s feudal vigor, decrying the second as dull, and deeming the Irish sachem satire overdrawn and misjudged.
Provisions of Louis XVII in Forests and Stutgard disturbance
The Monitor notes an 18 January ordinance reorganizing forest administration and merging duties with the post office, praising the sovereign. It cites disturbances at Stutgard on 9th April, where deputies Cotta and Griesinger were sought, and a crowd demanded action. It then previews foreign manufacturing reports by McCulloch, detailing American, French, Austrian, and Prussian industry growth and how war and tariffs influenced production and trade.
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Louis XVII
France
Stutgard
Journal Des Lebats
Cotta
Griesinger
McCulloch
United States
Europe
New York
America
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
House of Representatives
Peuchet
Lyons
Delessert
G. A. Lee
House of Commons
Rouen
Paris
Austria
Pottendorff
Serres
Bohemia
Count Hatzfield
Maria ‘Ticeresa
Joe Gallatin
Iol
Tsch
Fires devastate two Hungarian towns this month
Two dreadful fires swept Hungary this month, on the 19th at Khestein destroying 126 houses and stables, and at Steins Arm Arger reducing 250 houses to ashes. Individuals perished and survivors endure extreme distress. Smyrna accounts report General Savary remains in the city, reportedly drafting a work on the memorable events under his administration.
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Hungary
Khestein
Steins Arm
Arger
Suboris
Smyrna
Savary
Assixe and Price of Bread This Week
Bread prices listed show quarter loaf sizes with varying prices. The figures are partially garbled but indicate different quantities and costs for various loaf types.
Dublin Advertised Subscriptions and Agents Listing
An 19th century notice from Dublin lists subscription rates for various periods and locations, naming Newton & Co in Warwick Square London and Mr. Waite in Fleet Street alongside Cavavon Square, with offices in Hunters Square Edinburgh as agents for newspapers and advertising. The fragmented text outlines advance payments for town and country subscribers and cites multiple addresses for agents and offices.
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Parliament Street
Oxrvens
Anver Tisimenta
Mennrs
Newton & Co. Ma
Warwicksquare
J. Waite
Fleet-street
London
James
Cavavon Suare, and Co
Hunters Square
Edinburgh
Foghery and Scorch
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Catine Ford
Sevine
Gerald O' Slaewer
Catty Rooney
Catty
Pat Coxe
Wana
Lord Byron
Ofris
Ireland
Misa Edgeworth
Silesia
Saxony
Trattenan
Vio
Salada
Obier
Doremis
Leo
Prague
Arkwrighy
Thie
Derres
Moravia
Lettgiticz
Tubgacyy
Italy
iBut
Brandenburg
Priesia
Prussia
Grunberg
England
Oder
Ita
Baltic
Elbe
Hamburgh
Mediterranean
Noruh
South America
Hoeck
Ademagne
Oddy
Aberhagne
Furopean Commerce
Cadaun
Dublin
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