Peace Prospects Rise as Monti Policy and Polish Affairs Dominate
Letters from Paris report Monti at liberty and peace preliminaries near. Prince Heidinthus gains favor after submitting to the Emperor and Siegen, while Count Offolinsky shifts allegiance with sensitive papers in hand. The Polish crisis prompts passports, money remittances, and a fragile balance for Britain to reduce forces and press for a general settlement. The Lords present a loyal address praising the King’s restraint and urging continued steps toward peace and balance of power.