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Russian and Polish affairs dominate Silesia to Warsaw
The court orders General Lacy to advance with eight regiments totaling 13 288 men and anticipates a second column of 15 783, while Polish and Lithuanian tranquility prompts withdrawal of Russian forces. News from Dantzick, Koningsberg, and Warsaw reports diplomatic movements, pass arrangements, and court ceremonies as rulers seek stable control across Poland Lithuania and surrounding states.
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Lacy
Count de Welzeck
Silesia
Keith
Arafow
Biron
Poland
Lithuania
Augustus
M. de Sommerlack
Duke of Brunswick Wolfembuttle
Czarina
Order of St. Andrew
Duke of Wolfembuttle
Warsaw
M. Rofnowski
Koningsberg
Potocki
Starost of
Beltz
M. Raszyanec
M. Corcia
Dutchy
Bretsch
Smailow
M. Mas
Ialski
M.chevalier
Constantinople
Father Arcelli
Spain
Republick of
Father Salatol
Dantzick
Count Wratislaw
Prussia
Berlin
Lubinski
Sendomir
Count Lepski
Mademoiselle Dybska
Count Dybska
Hanover
N.S
Herrenhausen
Count Kinski
Copenhagen
Fune
N.S. Nesterday M. Titley
Great Britain
Gottorp
Hollstein
Margrave of