| Content Description | Encloses copies of despatches sent to St Petersburg on the subject of Poland [not present]; complains that the [Foreign] Office does not keep them informed; the Polish insurrection is growing; if news from Paris is true, Napoléon wishes to bring Austria and England into line with his policy; Mr Pope-Hennesey is in Vienna preparing a speech for the House of Commons on Poland; has been to Paris and may be sympathetic to the views of Napoléon; Rechberg has sent copies of despatches on Schleswig-Holstein to Paris, London, Berlin and Copenhagen; Bavaria has protested against the proposals regarding the new King of Greece; no German Prince should enter the contest; Lady Bloomfield is going to the countryside as she has been unwell; the cause may have been poor sanitation in Vienna; the Polish situation is unpleasant; hopes the storm will be weathered. |