Regnard the French Poet of Fortune and Flight
The article recounts Regnard's doomed arc from Parisian gentleman to prodigal gambler, wandering Europe, ensnared by love and piracy, enslaved in Algiers, ransomed to regain Zulima, then fatefully ending his life by suicide after years of restless misery and a famed poetic Gambler comedy.
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France
Moliere
Repnard
Paris
Italy
Venice
Regnard
Padua
Treth
Reynard
Leghorn
Marseilles
Algiers
Zulima
Yeonard
Africa
Zulia
Snvoy
Fiz
Savoy
Europe
Lapland
Ata
Gallia
Indica
Tellus
Suilimus
Described Historic Publications and Monuments in London and Europe
A lengthy, fragmentary notice lists books and pamphlets on London monuments and Westminster Abbey plus a guide to Schweidnitz and St Pauls Cathedral. It includes descriptions of tombs, inscriptions, and engravings, with prices and publication details, all reflecting 18th century curiosity about relics, architecture, and royal history.
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Daiity Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
APN Seo Gs
Thorn
Petersburgh
Westminster
St Peter
Runaais
Schweilnitz
Henry the Viith
Vienna
al Ss i JR
Samuel Mor 'Eatures
Uyts
Sland
Corps of
Generel Lucy
Thalmitel Waecnicichiel Teaane Lhoteunk
Tad
Phaeen
Oder
St. Paul’s
Atrick Brefn
Omar Hing
Glosaa
Mey
Praveercein
Ruthans
Sihleute
Benieg
Drortoe
Aecin P.nover
Ferdinand
Ariy
Dranabitch
Stectin
Peena
C.t ‘Ely
Baussets
Loden
M. de Buffy
Stanley
Court of Versailles
Belleisle
Filngthausen
France
Gerenv
Silesia
Sasony
Prussia
Jollana
Flanders
Ratifica
Poe
Dyet
College of Princes
Saltzburgh
Westphalia
Buie Aiuy
Wetzlar
Magdeburgh
Bremen
Great Britain
Hanover
Ertzen
Lachen
Obien
Grohnde
Marshal Brogio
Hefse Caffe
Nurenberg
Saxony
Marshal Serbelioni
Reichenbach
Paris
Mr. Stanley
M. de Baily
Dantzick
Refian
Colberg
Romanzow
Capricious Love and Shifting Lovers in Verse
A fragmentary verse scene describes capricious love and shifting wooing among nymphs swains and the Faun. It warns that those who woo are wooed and those who fight are fled leading to alternating love and hate. The speaker urges lovers to be kind to gain hearts in return.