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Title details for Rosetta:

Year: 1805.
Author(s): ANON 
Gender: Female.
Title: ROSETTA, A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A LADY, WELL KNOWN IN THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
Publication: Richmond: Printed by and for G. A. Wall, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, London, 1805.
Format: 4 vols (I 244; II 260; III 201; IV 250p). 12°.
Cat. nos: Corvey; CME 3-628-48550-9; ECB 503; EN2 1805: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC.
Notes: Summers lists two novels with the same lead title: Rosetta: A Novel, Minerva Press, 1805; and one matching the present full title, but published by Longman, 1807; he also states that the first Rosetta has been ascribed by Stephen Jones to Mrs Parsons. It seems not unlikely that in actuality the two Rosettas are the same novel, as above. For a contemporary association of this title with Eliza Parsons, see EN2 Update 2.
DBF record no: 1805A012.

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