{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE PERIODICAL PRESS IN NAPLEs.-ln the gay city of Naples. there are no less than twenty. eight periodicals published, menthies, weeklies, and quar,eres. The most costly of these, containing about 150 pages of letter press. ell Progresso, sells for l5s. Tod. English money, and the lower priced ell Luciero,' at Ed These publications have lived some time, dates twelve years back others elev' en, seven and six, and four have made their appear ance since lS44. The amount of talent expended in the production of these various periodicals, is not very arge because every thing here as in the news' paper press in Germany. withers under the blighng curse of censorship. Some able men do writes though rarely. and their papers are lost amidst mass oi foreign intelligence and meagre tales. Such is the incredible pauciy of wisdom m the censors, that they prohibit the sale of Madame Cottin's exquisite tale of "Elizabeh, or the Exile of Siberia" Byron's humor and commonsense, ssThe Vicar of W Wakefield, With such thin skinned censors, how diluted the strainings of the periodical press must taste.