Why sleeps the Mufe and misses the Muse of Spring
The verse laments the Muse's silence and urges the Muses to awaken in the opening year. It contrasts spring’s awakening flowers with the poet’s stagnant lyre and pleads for beauty and feeling to be taught and enjoyed. The piece characteristically blends romantic praise and pastoral imagery from Greenwic?
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GreeNwicu
Friday Afternoon Commons Debates on Divorce Bill and Public Financials
The report covers the Commons committee of the whole on Wilmot's Divorce Bill, readings on several finance bills, and a levee at St James's. It notes royal requests for the Red Ribbon, a new member for Tewkesbury, and Miss Mizrer's marriage legacy. It also details overseas trade hopes from Lord Macartney's embassy, Boston ships to China, sugar prices, and military drill changes.
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St. James's
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Monrose
Joan Hixcacuiris
Peterborough
George. Pocock
East Indies
Cooksey
William Lygon
Madresfield
Worcester
Robert Williams
Beaumauris
Guernarvon
Gevorce Doudas
Roxburgh
House of Commons
Dowpeswell
Tewkesbury
William Copxineton
William
Mizrer
Joan Rices Mirrer
William Courrnerow
Botton
Warren
WittteEy
Belfast
India
China
United States
Boston
Wilsen
Nootka
Kamschatka
Bostom
Salém
Portsmouth
Salko
Lord Macarrwry
Corone
Catucat
Canton
East India Company
Europe
McNereagn
Leeward Islands
Chesterfield
Nevis
Jamaica
West India Islands
Barbadoes
Bristol
Queen Ball at Buckingham Palace Reignites Royal Fashion
A grand royal ball last night at Buckingham Palace gathered nearly 250 guests including the Queen, Princesses, and leading nobility. Attire featured white satin, gold trim, and beaded petticoats with turban caps as the Duchess of York made her first public appearance. The royal table hosted fifteen covers and the event extended into four mornings as carriages awaited.
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Porwersseé
Duchess of York
Stuart
Prince of Wares
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke of Clarence
Duke of Gloucester
Sydney
Parker
Cathcart
S. Gordon
M. GC
S. Montagues
C. Villiérs
C. Campbell
M. Bertie
Pagets
M. Howe
Finches
C. Waldgrave
C.‘Legg
M. Parker
E. C
Waiki
Yorx
Augusta
Elyzapeih
Many
Somuel
Buckingham
The Queen of Portugal
Letters from Lisbon report the Queen of Portugal in improving health under Dr Willis care. Willis regards her condition as hopeful with plans for short river excursions. The Queen is chauffeured in an enclosed gondola to limit public view during daily outings.
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Howe
Lisbon
Vienna March 10 Dismissing Kaunitzrom and new ministers
In Vienna His Majesty King Francis has dismissed Prince Kaunitzrom from his Council and chosen Generals Lafcy and Colloredo as ministers. The move aligns with the French princes party. M Marbois is imprisoned and M de Noailles closely watched. The Emperor's death remains an unsettled cause context for this action.
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Germany
Vienna
Mayence
Lanperave
Hesse
Cussel
Hanau
Frankfort
Casfel
Rome
Pius VI
Papa Pius Sanctis
Pastor Pius Orbis
Orbis
Orbis Erit
Pius
Fepius Orbis
Caira
Blackguard
Frome
Brewham
Maiden-Bradley
Brewton
Hadpen
Cadbury
Sherborne
Olare
Southwark
Thomas Miles
John Hudson
Chester
Gardner
Ashion
Sivan
Francis
Kaunitzrom
Lafcy
Colloredo
M. Marbois
M. de Noailles
Enclish Lottery Prize Fragments and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR listing various prize amounts and ticket numbers. Mentions prizes of 5000 and 1000 with numbers 25264 2644 406 18511 33402 and the phrase rool appearing repeatedly. Limited readable context.
Fourth Pay No.25 Prize Figures From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures labeled as time Fourth, pay, prizes, and several numbers such as 24,821 and 23,531 with references like No. 22,7615 and No. 5354872. The text includes phrases Prize of gale and irregular tokens.
Seventh Entrion Free observations on health diet and cure
A historical note on a medical pamphlet promising free observations on security gout diet and remedies. It cites over 160 successful cases, pricing, edition details, and mentions endorsements from The European Magazine and Dispensary in St Paul’s area, with praise for philanthropy and diet guidance for invalids.
Ship News Arrivals and Departures From March 30
Shipping news lists arrivals and current voyages with numerous vessels and origins. Ships include Abby Watson from Barbados, Elizabeth Greltin from Liverpool, Will Simmons from ditto, Jenny Miller from ditto, Diana Mathews from Africa, and others from Jamaica, Virginia, Cadiz, and Lisbon. multiple packets and Londons appear with origins in Massachusets, New York, and Ireland. The report also covers wind conditions, new arrivals, and ongoing river and port movements, plus theatrical notes from the Darry Jane Company.
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Jenny
Miller
Ditto
Georgia
Susannah
Armstrong
Jamaica
Africa
Diana
Mathews
Margaret
Kendall
Peggy
Smith
St. Chistopher’s
Thomas
Hawthornethwait
Lancaster
Bevonshire
Graham
Withering
Liverpool
Cadiz
Farmer
Glasgow
Fame
Houlbrook
Massachutete
Virginia
Tfey
Dobbinsy
London
Antigua
John
Cook
Margaret and
Eliza
Brown
Londemn
Tirtala
James
Rebecca
Flanenery
Limerick
London ‘Packet
Néwark
New York
Nancy
Bristol
Liles
France
Sarley
America
Lisbon
Ann
Gerrard
Corunna Packet
Grnstons Valentine
Cobt
St.George
Hero
Falcon
Mary
Maybury
Froma
Cork
Bolten
Donn
Waterford
Mctlaraby
Froraee
Hanover Packet
Fainmouth
Lithen
Anethony
Duffey
Bourdéaux
Hal
Oporto
Sileverton
Providence
Scot
New Orleans
Berfey
Mc Donough
Barbadoes
Iris
Greaves
Afriga
Martinique
Bell
Woodville
Genas
Cornbrook
Stevens
Dear
Wind
sArrived
Queen
Moppet
Traveller
Burlinton
Minerva
Cobby
Lithons
London Packer
Bull Finchs
St. Michaels
Prince of Atturias
McCarthy
Gibraltar
Britannia
Marriages and deaths in London and Jamaica notices
A montage of London and Jamaica notices reports marriages including John Grant Frasser to Ann Annett at Greenwich and Matthew Sote to Miss Harris at Walbrook. It records deaths such as Mills Drummond and Sir George Pacocke, with obituaries mentioning offices held and church positions. Also notes a legal figure Hanifon Esq. and clerical restorations by G W Hand in Dorset.
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Greenwich
John Grant Frasser
The
Royal Artllery
Ann.Annett
St. Stephen's
Walbrook
Matthew Sote
Bow Church Yard
Harris
Wandiworth
Mills Drummond
Robert Drummond
King-street
St. James's Ware
Briday Iott
Berwick-House
Bof
Infang
Viscount Fielding
Stanith Town
Jamaica
Hanifon Esq
Ind
James Swan
Barclay’s Brewhouse
St. Giles
Cripplegate
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