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The Elector of Hanover's accession to the German confederacy has alienated the Russian court from Britain, leading the Empress of Russia to sign a commercial treaty with France. Frederick has assured support to the Elector against potential European resentment.
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LONDON,
Nov. 7.
The accession of the Elector of Hanover to the German confederacy is perhaps as unfortunate an event,
in the system of continental politics, as ever happened
for the interest of Great-Britain; that measure having
totally alienated the Court of Petersburgh from
that of London, and induced the Empress of Russia to
conclude a commercial treaty with France, which the
Court of Versailles had long in vain solicited.
We hear that the great Frederick has given his Electoral
Highness the most positive assurances of support against
his enemies, in case his accession to the German con-
federacy should draw upon him the resentment of other
European powers.
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German Confederacy
Event Date
Nov. 7.
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alienated court of petersburgh from court of london; empress of russia concludes commercial treaty with france; frederick assures support to elector of hanover against enemies.
Event Details
Accession of Elector of Hanover to German confederacy alienates Russian court from British, prompts Russian-French commercial treaty long sought by Versailles; Frederick provides assurances of support if accession provokes European resentment.