Polish Crown Hope Suppressed by Russian Support
London mailing items report Count Poniatowski visiting magnates before the Polish election, backed by Russian envoy Count de Keithling, as the Diet of Election unfolds in Warsaw. Deputations to Senate noted, with Copenhagen wedding celebrations and royal birthdays shaping European news.
Royal visit events at Windsor and London courts
On Saturday Prince and Princess of Cumberland visited Windsor Lodge and Gunnerburg House to pay compliments to the Majesties, returning home in the afternoon. Sunday saw a grand drawing room at Court and a sermon by Rev William Dodd at the Chapel Royal. The Earl of Essex bore the sword, priests and deacons were ordained, and Spanish ambassador's Lady was presented at St James's. News from Poland reports a couriered force arriving at Warsaw from King Stanislaus.
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Letter to Pembroke Gentlemen on Support for a Trust
Richard Philipps speaks to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Pembroke County. He laments absence and distress, thanks supporters for canvassing, and pledges faithful service to King Country and Native Province if their continued support is granted. He notes opportunity to meet those not yet approached and asks for trust and honor in return.
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