London Gazette March 1765 notable moves and notices
General London appointed Inspector of Infantry replacing Lafey. Diaffairs remains Cavalry Inspector. Viscount Stormont’s wife dies. Canada Bills convention signed by Seymour Conway and Count de Guercy. Bankrupts listed for surrender in London and Liverpool. Dividends to creditors arranged. Political notices include imperial assertion over colonial taxation and New Parliament dissolution timing. Local items cover society events, public works, ship news, and crimes.
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Christian Virtues Crown True Immortality in Marshal Husbands
In Versailles on March 1g Father Martial Hardy of the Recollets spoke to the King praising the monarch. The preacher argued that worldly greatness fades and that true glory comes from Christian virtue, celebrating the king as a religious monarch whose enduring fame rests on faith rather than titles.
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