| Content Description | Informs him that he has received an account of events in Poland from Mr Cosals who has travelled by rail through Poland to Berlin; the war is still going strong; Rechberg has heard that troops are passing through Galicia; is worried about Napoléon's intentions; does not believe that Napoléon really wishes to go to war; Mr Pope-Hennesey is back in Vienna having visited Poland; is glad Paget has done so well in the 'great negotiation'; is amused to hear Prussia say she would follow the lead of Austria; discusses the attitudes of Bavaria, Prussia and Austria to the new order in Greece; Austria was always slow to recognise new dynasties; Rechberg has no account of the despatches sent to Gorchackov in Russia; Austria and France intend to maintain the integrity of the Danish monarchy;
Lady Bloomfield has returned from the countryside. |