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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 21, 1775

Page

3

Coins and statues found near Tivoli intrigue Rome museum

In Tivoli, Dominico de Angelis unearthed 14 pieces valued at 45 flames while digging an old villa ruin. Eight pieces are Muses and there are valuable butts. The find is thought to boost the late Pope's museum plans, with the Pope already owning a third of the find.

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Windy March 21 brings multiple ships to and from European ports

Arrivals and sailings listed show vessels reaching Boston, Virginia, Gibraltar, Barbadoes, and Liverpool, Cork, Cadiz, and Marseilles routes. Ships from London, Falmouth, North Carolina, Dublin, and Waterford appear, with crews names and destinations including Rhode Island, Virginias, and Galata.

Deas Wind Phillis Strivens Zant Aétive Ranton Cerelta Lark South Fom Napies Marseilles Dover Jospha Hill Cadiz Minerva Tri-key Gallipoli Cowes Harmony Shayler South Carolina Amaica Hampshire Wilson London South-Carolina Urquhart George-Maria Brad Lynn Leith Lady Glasgow Ritchie Ross Thomas and Worothy Rough Ferrol Bourdeaux Bousdeaux Heffermin Waterford Christiana Fishguard Cocke Newry Lord Dunjirce Shuter Maryland Caghary Venus Lunditrum Enfol

Coronation Procession for Louis XVI at Rheims Outlined

The account from Paris on March 3 describes the coronation ceremony plan settled February 28 by the Council of State. The procession unfolds with guards, royal coaches, and state officials, culminating in a Te Deum in Rheims Cathedral as Louis XVI and the Queen enter.

L Co Paris Louis XVI Council of State Rheims Houthold Battalia Champagne Mausquetairs Life Guards Monsieur Madame de Provence Artois France Duke de Biron Archheliop Aburghy Coefesler

Protests and debates in the British House during a March session

A lengthy postscript letter to the Chief Magistrate mocks a speech in the National Assembly, cites ancient tales, and critiques a Carthaginian analogy. The narrative describes parliamentary proceedings, various bills, and Burke's conciliatory plan, ending with the House adjournment and a key division on representation.

Lords Debate Third Reading Of Trade Bill

Tuesday the corps met at two thirty. After private business, the order of the day for the third reading of the bill to refrain the trade in the four New England provinces and to regulate British commerce and West Indies, and to prevent fishing on the Newfoundland banks under conditions and limitations, was moved by Lord Dartmouth.

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