The

Imperial Gazette original: "Reichs-Anzeiger"; a central newspaper for official announcements across the territories of the Holy Roman Empire.

General Information Bulletin original: "Intelligenz-Blatt"; a common 18th-century periodical format that combined legal notices, advertisements, and educational articles.

for the purposes of justice, the police, and

civil trades

original: "Gewerbe"; referring here to commerce, crafts, and professional industry.

in the German Empire,

as well as

for the public entertainment of readers

concerning useful subjects

original: "gemeinnützige Gegenstände"; literally "objects of common utility," a hallmark of Enlightenment-era publishing focused on practical knowledge.

of all kinds.

With the most gracious permission and privilege original: "allergnädigster Genehmigung und Freyheit"; "Freyheit" here refers to a legal monopoly or copyright privilege granted by the Emperor to the publisher. of the Holy Roman Emperor.

Year 1795.

First Volume.

Available at all post offices and newspaper distribution centers in Germany.