Antiquarian notes and royal updates from April letters
From Paris and London dated April, reports describe a near Pont Ambison stone altar with rustic sculpture remains and an inscription. London news chronicles the East India Company appointing a new Fort St George council, royal births, mourning, and stock quotes. Public notices advertise mine stock accounts and forthcoming plays and religious writings with dedications and subscriptions.
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