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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1792

Page

4

Fragmented Poem Fragments From an Unknown Source

Fragments of a verse piece reveal disjointed phrases about love and desire. The text includes garbled lines and unusual spellings, presenting an obscure poetic fragment with surreal imagery and interrupted diction.

Fragmentary verse echoes with rich archaic imagery

The readable lines present archaic allusions and misread phrases, invoking classical figures and sensuous imagery. Phrases like Sirenum Voces et Circes pocula nostri hint at mythic temptations, while distorted spellings suggest OCR errors in a poetic fragment.

Royal Week at St James and Windsor Courtesies

Public days at St James include the Queen's Drawing Room and Ball on Wednesday and an ordinary Levee on Friday. The royal party moved to Buckingham House for winter duties, with Majesties and elder Princesses attending service at St George's Chapel. News notes describe pay stoppages and allowances for soldiers, rising revenue under Pitt, and various diplomatic dispatches from Berlin and Prussia. Francis Bragge named High Bailiff of the Isle of Ely. Duntz becomes Lottery Commissioner.

St. James’s Queen Buckingham House St. George’s Chapel Windsor Duchess of York Hyde Park Duchess of Cumberland Margrave of Anspaca Martinpace Hammermith Sturt Pitt Mapras Carwa Evward Hususs India House Harranp Berlin Prussia Saxony Pruvay Louis XVI National Assembly Brapain Styria Francis Bragge Isle of Ely Thomas Gotobed Duntz Mr. Gotobed

Funds Rise Amid Broad Banker Purchases

The funds in 3 per cent bonds jumped yesterday with rates at 89 aj as bankers bought in large blocks from 10 to 100 shares. Market chatter hints at major policy moves from the King’s Speech on the opening of the new session, likely lifting the 3 per cent bonds above par and swelling purchases for the February account.

Fire destroys the Pantheon building and adjoining studio

At about 1 30 on Saturday morning a fire discovered by patroles engulfed the Pantheon and an adjoining scene painter’s room. The fire spread through scenery oil and paint, destroying the interior from Oxford Street to Marlborough Street Gardens. Loss estimated at a pool, with 15000 insured in Westminster, five in the Phoenix, ten in another office. Engines arrived late and the roof collapsed by noon, causing extensive ruin but no reported deaths.

Pantheon Oxford-street Marlborough-street Poland-street Blenheim Mews Westminster Phoenix

Extract From A Letter On French Princes Affairs At The Pantheon

An excerpt describes a late meeting at the Pantheon to arrange reception for royal visitors including their Majesties and the Duchess of York. It notes legal actions in Essex, paymastership changes in the Marines, sugar bounty effects on prices, ward elections in Cripplegate, Tavistock banking, and church appointments across Hereford, Wells, Worcester, and Lenham. It ends with dispatches about Emigrants around Worms and international diplomatic tensions among France, Spain, the Empire and Austria.

Pantheon Duchess of York Lord Loucurorovsa Essex King’s Bench Court of King’s Bench Stewart Weymouth West India Gos St. Giles, Cripplegate William Staines John, Knight Fore-street Cripplegate Without Robert French Tavistock Hereford Wentworth Parr Nova Scotia Jerseys Christopher Hodson Pénibroke College Cambridge Earl Fitzwilliam Marhohn Peterborough Edward ‘Langford King’s College Me Clarke St. Peter’s College Thomas [Reland Christ Church, Bristol White Lackington Wells Speke Rowley Hampton Lucey Walperton Warwickshire James Roberts Worcester Wolverton Lane Maurice Lloyd Lenham Kent Thomas Best Chiliton Worms National Assembly Prince de Conde d’Artois Monsieur de Calonne M. A. Aétichamp M. de Conde Acheme Othr Rhine Manheim Munich Frankfort France Empire Vienna Berlin Marshal Bowper Electorate of Treves Coomen Hanau Landgrave of Tee Marquis de Bourges Casfel Brussels Ouri

Extraordinary Cure Advert in London Medicine Notice

A garbled early medical advert from London describes a patient in severe rheumatic weakness with facial pallor and emaciation. After months of illness and partial relief from faculty prescriptions, relief arrives when he uses SPILSBURY ANTISCORBUTIC drops, with the supplier and directions noted in Soho and Barton areas.

Spllany Sabo Square London T. Webster Barténein-the-Beans Leicesterth Srnissary’s Soho Square T- Ss

Ship News Arrivals and Theatrical Reports From January

Sailed and arrived ships listed with captains and origins between Liverpool Dover and Jamaica, including Mayflower, Amelia, Union, and Chatsworthy. Theatrical reports cover Drury Lane and Covent Garden shows with Cymon Romeo and Juliet. Marriages noted in Alicant and Cottesmore, plus late notices from Wingerworth and Stone.

Lancaster the Hope Marshall Thomas Rockliff Liverpool Burr Whitehaven Jamaica Duke of Buccleagh Mlear Labradore Res Sc. Kitt's Chatsworthy Greenwood Watfong Jackson Lanecatter Virginia Sally Crewdhill Bourdeaux Wilson M'Iver New York Theatrigal Drury-Lane ‘ComPany Cymon Miller of Mansfield Humeouritt Casa Covent-Garden Roméo and Juliet Roméo Mr. Holman Juliet Mrs. Merry Blue Beard

Died In Military Service and Public Notices Fragment

Obscure late 18th to early 19th century notice fragment mentioning deaths, ages, and misread financial terms. References include Bristol Howells, Grandby Ho, Tuam, and Terrestrial place names. Also contains stray bond and stock details such as per cent confal and Navy related items.

Wrymouth Gabriel Stewart Marines Grandby Ho Bristol Howells John Hale Peat Tuam Teland Thomas Wims Cone Donderry

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