Regiment of the Lithuanian Guards Engage in Retreat
Dispatches describe the Regiment of the Lithuanian Guards under Count de iemming forming in battle order and retreatting in good order, allowing Senators to withdraw safely while pursuing dragoons and allied forces. Additional reports narrate Warsaw’s tense exchanges with Saxon and Russian ministers, plunder incidents, and royal proclamations in the broader theater of Polish succession and Cross-River campaigns.
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de Iemming
Okoziow
Crown
Scaniflalowa
Wengrow
Podlachia
Warsaw
Czarina
Wilki
Staroft Gasieski
Saxony
Russia
Republick
M. Radziewski
M. Marchalski
Vistula
Cajavia
Dantzick
N.S
Stanislaus
Hague
Marquis de Fenelon
France
Spain
Flota
Cago Largo
Don Rodriego de Torres
Horatio Walpole Esq
Holland
Life-Guards
Hide Park
George Huxley Elys
Foot-Guards
Charles Wills
Bath
St. James’s Park
Francis Couchet
Sarah Banks
Pimlico-Turnpike
Buckingham-house
Sarah Clifton
Dorothy Carter
John Conniers
John Butler
Joseph Cox
John Weeden
John Parteridge
Edgworth
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Flanders
Mohilow
Kadring
Loonodon
John Brown
Mary Berry
Thomas Witby
Gordon
Royal
Prince of Wales
Sunbury Common
First Bank
Hampton-Court
Nodes
St. John’s Street
Kendal
Edmund Foster
Earl of Berkshire
South Sea
India
Bank
Royal Exch
London
N. B. Bank
London Assurance
James
England
Rapin de Tuoyras
N. Tinpat
Great Waltham
Essex
John
Paul Knapton
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s
N. B