Present Crisis of Style in Literature Debate
A critique of how public opinion shapes prose and style, arguing that society's code governs individual manners and literature. It condemns reliance on speculation over original ideas, notes the rise of meta criticism, and warns that modern writers chase philosophy over genuine genius through cautious, inventive humor.
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Lord Bacon
Batniburu
Dean Swift
Flying Island
Madame de Sénel
Pope
Bentham Wouls
Shakespeare
Supfi
Bon Quixote Gillas
Gulliver's
Tom Jones
Decline of Novel Writing and Modern Style Critique
The author laments the drift toward abstract general propositions and dull philosophy, asserting novels have lost vigor and range. Scott and Goethe are praised for originality, while masks and fictional narrators are proposed to preserve genius. Modern style is criticized for conventional jargon and fake refinement, with Codbet hailed as an unsophisticated English writer.
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Suift
Voltaire
Tfe
Walter Scott
Goethe
Codbet
Scossnan
The Colonies and Colonization in Colonial Journal
The sixth Colonial Journal discusses South American trade, colonization as remedy for poverty, and renewed North American settlement. It notes editorial Preface praising continued interest, with reflections on colonization as a force in peopling the earth amid global tensions and expansion.
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South America
North America
British West Indies
Europe
Colonization prospects and colonial insights in British North America
The volume discusses aims for beneficial colonization and the duties of future settlers. It offers knowledge on climate, soil, agriculture, and settlement prospects in British North America, emphasizing the intimate understanding of circumstances shaping colonization success and limitations.
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Europe
British North America
Papal Letter to Alexander I on Napoleon and European peace
A pontifical message to Alexander I condemns the capture of Napoleon as an affront to religion. It laments European rulers pursuing dominion, recalls divine providence guiding events, and urges moderation and justice while invoking the Apostolic Benediction.
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Pius Fii
Alexander
Russia
Europe
France
Italy
Apalche
Universal Church
St. Peter
Babylon
Napoleon
Court of
London
Liverpool Markets Sees Mixed Week for Cocoa Coffee Cotton and More
Colonial Produce shows heavy sales and later lively bidding with price advances in brown and unbled cotton and strong demand for Boweds Brazila Orleana and other varieties. American produce softens with lower potash and rice prices. tobacco dull. Quercitron firm. tar and oil markets cautious as weather boosts harvest prospects. A week of varied activity across groceries grains and textiles reflects shifting demand and ample supplies.
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Leewards
Boweds
Perth
Orleana
Ib Dearer
Sea Islands
Pernambuco
Marenhum
Demerara
Barbadoes
Shuamae
Brimstone
Argoll
Montreal
Good Carolina
Philadelphia
New York
Lia
London Gazette Treaty and Market Notes Fragment
From the London Gazette a treaty dated May in London between Lord Cadiz and Major General de Nefer of Württemberg is noted. Market notes mention uncertain morning prices, a small rise in pork, and ongoing carding of Butters due to increased supplies and currency concerns. Ratifications of the treaty were exchanged on June 11.
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London
Cadiz
de Nefer
Wurtemberg
Lord Charbreagh
H. Taylor
de Neuter
Duke of Postland
Duke of Postland, Mr. Pitt
Baron de Rieger
Lord Grenville
J. Coxley
Royal Navy Ships Head to Plymouth and South American Station
The Royal George and Thetis with Arethusa and other ships sail from Portree to Pembroke and Plymouth for repairs and destination. The Prometheus and Icarus cruise Spithead to join the South American station. The Bedford to be broken up, Dictator surveyed for possible repair. Lord Exmouth possibly new Plymouth commander in chief. Four warships to be built at Portsmouth and Plymouth named Cygnet Delight Eclipse. Promotions announced for John Colman Hickman and lieutenants. Spanish brig captured off Azores prompts cabinet discussions on its fate and the Spanish ambassador’s demand.
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Royal George Yacht
Papa
Ynconstant
James Yeo
Porteemouth
Brighton
Prings Regent
Thetis
Arethusa
Pembroke-yard
Milford
Ymouth
Prometheus
Moorsom
Icarus
O C. Bridgman
Plymouth
John. Duckworth
Mr. Grimes
Portsmouth
Emulou
Admiralty
John Colman Hickman
Menira
Joseph Sykea
Bueno Ayres
Azores
Dingle
Kerry
O'Connor
Ingeof
London
Admiralty Court
Markets Report From Kilballyown And Athlone
Prices for oats, new wheat, and butter hold with slight shifts as harvest flows improve. Grain loads reach 14d per stone for wheat while oats fetch 44d, potatoes decline slightly to 44 10 44d, and oatmeal sells at 2s 8d per peck amid an upbeat market mood and abundant harvests across the region.
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Ireland
Grady
Kilballyown
Athlone
Dublin
Bakersany
Son
Anita
Dublin Advertisement Subscriptions and Prices
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office 15 Parliament Street the notice lists subscription options in advance for Town and Country periods. Rates include twelve months three shillings, six months, four months, and smaller intervals with country pricing and various denominations. The style reflects a historic period advertisement aimed at readers in Dublin.
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Dublin
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