Warpren at Richmond Bard Eludes Time
An early glimpse of Bard's lively pencil suggests animated soul and varied semblance. The verse hints at beauty bestowed upon the year and the enduring tribute of feeling hearts to her plaintive mute art.
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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 05, 1790
Page
4
An early glimpse of Bard's lively pencil suggests animated soul and varied semblance. The verse hints at beauty bestowed upon the year and the enduring tribute of feeling hearts to her plaintive mute art.
A compact overview presents SONNETS FROM SHAKESPEARES as a literary set. The collection features many of the poet’s reflections on time love and beauty. The item notes the enduring Shakespearean sonnet form and its historic renown in English literature.
A distorted verse fragment presents Juliet addressing Romeo about dawn and a nightingale, debating whether the lark signals day. The lines hint at misreadings of morning birds and an emotional farewell left unfinished by garbled transcription.
The speaker compares the morning hymn of the lark to dawn as he speaks to Juliet. He questions the approach of day and fate, debating whether to stay with her or face death to delay the morning. The dialogue flares with longing and resolve amid bright references to Cynthia and the rising sun.
The Spanish Consul-General Salmón sailed from Cadiz with a 34-gun frigate and gifts for the Moorish monarch while Madrid issued counter orders. Reports claim Ceuta tension and a potential attack on Tangier, with Seville Infantry and artillery reinforced. A 7 gun slip from Carthagena and convoy activity near Gibraltar are noted amid broader English war fears. The Havannah received dispatches via La Fleche, prompting convoy returns and further naval movements.
Reports claim immediate dispatch of fur shousand troops to the West Indies from Cork and guards from the capital with Admiralty transport in place. Letters from New York note British offers for free navigation of the Mississippi, Spanish neutrality, brewing bank concerns in Carolina, and calls for militia readiness as events in France, England, and America unfold. A major Fleet Street fire in London destroys seven houses, with casualties reported and a dramatic rescue using a Brize Lane pump. other thefts and weather disturbances accompany the day’s turmoil.
The Small and Great Council of Bern proclaims vigilance over disturbances in neighboring regions, noting revolts in Lower Valais and ordering troops to be ready for rapid deployment to preserve order and public good. The pledge asks for obedience and voluntary support, praying for peace and prosperity.
Lately examined in Leith by members of the Highland Society of Scotland, Shetland sheep from the islands astonish observers with pure glossy white wool, tight curls, and uniform fleece. The breed shows promise for broader deployment across the kingdom, touted as a supreme textile source.
Theatre notices list King Henry the Fifth with The Romp at Covent Garden and The Provocation in program order. Details indicate evening performances featuring Macbethe and other plays, reflecting a busy theatrical lineup at the venue.
A fragmentary report lists the ships involved in a voyage. Nemesis, Neptune, Echo, and other tenders are noted, along with vessels from Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Names such as Gianefend, Pared, and Young Jatab appear among the crew or captains, with several merchant ships named alongside warships. The text mentions ports and origins including Frieflind, Middleburh, and Cork, but the fragmentary OCR leaves many details unclear.
A scrambled OCR of stock and bond listings shows prices for PRIC Bank Stock, Conf, Aut Navy, Indian Stock, South Sea, Exchequer, and English Prizes among others. Entries include percentage changes, par values, and miscellaneous notes on bonds and scrip, reflecting a tumultuous trading day.
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