Diplomatic Dispatches From Dresden to Warsaw April News
Reports from Dresden to Warsaw on April 3 reveal court orders to the Russian minister in France to depart without audience. Turk and Tartars engage Poland frontiers with plunder and slave-taking. Sultan’s reply promises return of Polish subjects and damages. Florence notes dowager palatine’s ill health and grand heir arrangements. Paris reports royal praise for Count de la Marck and commerce talks. Petersburgh cites focus on Baltic campaign and Turkish affairs. Stockholm addresses senate access and titles costs. Madrid, Lisbon, and London items cover embargoes, theatre takings, tea sales, ship launches, and naval provisions.
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