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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 25, 1791
Page
1
Excerpts critique the idea of titles and nobility. It argues the French spirit rejects aristocratic labels, urging equality and manhood over rank. The passage contrasts childish titles with genuine virtue, warning that ceremonial words separate true felicity from social pageantry.
Proposals announce a large folio evangelical Bible by Rev. T Priestley, to be issued in ninety numbers at sixpence each, with copper plates and extensive notes. Proposed title The New Evangelical Family Bible with full paraphrase exposition and marginal illustrations. Subscription details include distribution through London and multiple cities, specimen issue offered, and guarantees of regular publication or money return.
Albion Mills proprietors explain why they paused operations, arguing their mills lowered Fleur prices and benefited the public. They present historical price data from May 1774 to December 1790, showing average annual wheat and flour prices and the impact of the mill’s operations on market costs.
A letter to Mr Burke defends Mirabeau against charges of treason and factional plotting, arguing that constitutional liberty in France concerns the Constitution itself rather than private life. It critiques rhetoric, asserts that public judgment should rely on facts, and notes English precedents while contrasting French and English constitutional contexts. The writer condemns epithets and personal attacks as irrelevant to constitutional merit.
An official account from Petersburgh justifies the slaughter at Ismael fortress. It states Turkish commander Aidos Mehmet refused surrender, warning no quarter. Turkish force 43 000 with 39 816 slain and 2 000 later dying of wounds. Rus soldiers 1 815 killed and 2 450 wounded. One hundred cannon captured, 464 Turkish vessels on the Danube burnt by Gen Ribas.
Ireland, Duluth reports the third Baron of the Grand Canal near James's Street nearly complete with water soon to be introduced. Masonry aging to prevent leaks, boats congest upper harbours, several bridges Rathmines Dolphin's Barn and Rathfernham nearly ready for carriages, Clanbibal Bridge nearly finished. Royal Canal cut advancing rapidly with over twenty miles formed.
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