News From The Dublin Gazette On European Turmoil
The Dublin Gazette reports British reaction to Polish and Lithuanian affairs with mentions of Prussia Saxony and Russia. It notes Prince Wielnowiski dispersing opponents in Lithuania, Ottoman leave on favoring terms, and large troop movements including 200,000 men under various leaders. Reports of Cremona forces near Adda, and a mission to Poland with counts and ambassadors. It also covers confederate actions, calls for European monarchs aid, and military councils amid ongoing campaigns. The tone remains a brisk dispatch of evolving front lines and political shifts in 18th century Europe.