Review of Leslies experiments on ground heat and air
The article discusses Mr. Leslie’s experiments using a differential thermometer and the ZEthrioscope to study how ground temperature, sun, clouds, and wind affect heat transfer between earth and air. It notes higher ground warmth on ploughed land, cloud cover reducing heat flux, and cold pulses descending from higher air while warm pulses rise from below, shaping a model of atmospheric mixing.
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Royal Siclety
Edinburgh
Leslie
Benin
Bishop Butter
Goldsmith
Cowper
Theope Aly Teaddés
Edwin
Angelina
Alexander Sefiick
Maury
Astricken
Lear
Ophelia
Mary
Ynwiti
Selier
Caine
Notable Analysis Reveals New Phenomena in Nature
The review praises the author's investigation for unveiling phenomena previously unsuspected, advancing physical science and promising further communications. It notes some obscurity and ornate language but emphasizes intrinsic value and potential for important results in future work.
Notes on European agriculture in 1816 and 1818 insights
The passage surveys farming in Europe from England's coast to the Alps, detailing Netherlands, Belgium, and German lands. It notes poor enclosure, limited tools, and varying stock quality, with turnips, clover, and wine regions described. it also touches on land tenure, rural societies, and a Dresden agricultural society led by Count Einsiedel.
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England
Alpe
Math
Germany
Prante
Amua
Switzerland
Netherlands
Malines
St. Nicholas
Ghent
Liege
Aix-la-Chapelle
Brussels
St Nicholas
Antwerp
Creuiddy
Flanders
Bingen
Mayence
Basle
Danube
Elbe
Salz
Bohemia
Leipsic
Dresden
Count Einsiedel
Saxony
Fragmented colonial notes on Cherokee life and Voltaire
A lengthy composite extract surveys Cherokee progress in 1809 including census figures, crafts, agriculture, clothing, schooling, and social change. It links Cherokee modernization to education, religion, and contact with white society, and interleaves literary commentary on Voltaire and other figures with occasional reflections on Native life and culture.
IMPORTATION OF GRAIN AND RETIREMENT OF LORD ELLENBOROUGH
The Star of Friday reports on grain prices and importation markets with notes on wheat and rye restrictions. It also covers Lord Ellenborough's retirement from the judiciary, discussing the constitutional objections to appointing a new chief, and remarks on the independence of judges. An extended anecdote traces a one pound piece of cotton through a complex British textile supply chain, illustrating costs and transit across towns, with commentary on global trade and value increases.
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Lord Ellenboroven
Lord Ellenborough
King’s End
Morning Chronicle
London
Paislay
East Indies
Losden
Lancashire
Macchester
Ayrshire
Dumbadon
Paintey
Renfrew
Prialey
Glasgow
Gixegow
India
Merchent
LSA
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Packet
Cail
Bristol
Dublin
Waterford
Abraham Thornton
Liverpool
United States
Covent Garden Market
Jibel
Ippingham
Assize Court
Kingston
Jamaica
Surrey Institution
Deadane
Kingston Chronicle
Rippingham
Lunan
Doug
Rerdach
Erin
Esch
Ry Furas
Dreubrout Patarele
Fiarce
Soni
Tee
Conlraul
Tereupggiz
Travellen
Binelghi
Calin
V. Banata
Nalvette Real Netoeté
Nash
Cunnell
Getdle
Arkansas
Hate
Caostat
Hector
Bern
Dar
Oboro
Chidren
Cindy
God
Vouraine
Cham- Penois
Henry IV
Voltare
Loula XV
Academy
Peagcain de Neufehatel
Tirol
Gieiuna
M. Wraucuis de Newfehannu
Banda
Jacobson
Noiimoutiera
Vollaire
Tony
Jetters
Valtaire
Voltaire
Amalina
Waukon
Manny
Beneifolt
Dietant Deys
Daughters of Albions
Wong
Marathag
Srom¢ne
Kasl
Lnores
Earti
Miss Foot
Cipld
Byder
RSI Ag
PaoPasarons
Ibelpomes
Parliament
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