Riots and suspensions mark Diet session in Warsaw
Foreign affairs column reports a riotous Warsaw Diet session with nobles drawing swords. The King adjourned to avoid violence while backing the Russian party. Also notes losses from Captain Pacha’s fleet and Austrian military unease near Belgrade. Berlin prep for a Polish march and Paris imposes penalties for counterfeit marks on imported cloth.
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Poland
Cherfon
Pacha
Vienna
Ausria
Semlin
Belgrade
Prince of Waldeck
Count Kinsky
Lilien
Temelwar
Fabris
Prince of
Saxe-Cobourgh
Papilla
Afpremont
Bre
Chainville
Berlin
Germany
van Vledom
Paris
France
Health of His Majesty, no change since yesterday
From Windsor dated this morning the London Gazette reports no alteration in His Majesty's health since yesterday. The notice indicates continued stability in the royal condition and provides an official update from St. James's.
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London Gazette
St. Jones’s
Windsor
Kew House
His Majesty
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Bow
Grub-street
Horsham
P. Jenden
Aldridge
Gathenburgh
Feil
Laria
Laron
Krona
Bohus
Ofstrogothia
Kongelf
Bolus
Gotha
Nowa
Gothenburg
Times
London
Mendoza
New England
Boston
Lord Mansfield
Malowny
Surrey
King Arrives at Kew Amid Regency Rumors
Yesterday at half past five the king arrived at Kew from Windsor with minimal attendance, while the Queen and Princesses were earlier. Reports speculate on a regency and a wholesale cabinet reshuffle if the king fails to improve, with Pitt or Fox likely to lead. The Dutch market and continental politics loom large as Britain faces possible war.
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Kew House
Windsor
R. Warren
G. Baker
L. Pepys
H. R
St. James's
Kewin
Buckingham House
Kew
Ministers Hold Secret Council As Monarchs Health In Question
A Royal Council at Whitehall and Windsor segments dispute the King’s health. Ministers and Prince of Wales confer with the Duke of York delivering messages in secrecy. Reports say a grand council may name the Regent with the Chancellor and Pitt prominent among advisers.
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London
Russia
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Prussia
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