New Union of Saxe-Weiffenfels with Tarlo Brings Polish Victory
The Dublin Journal reports a fresh alliance between the Duke of Saxe-Weiffenfels and Count Tarlo, Palatine of Lublin, with fighting at Polmachia ending in a Polish advance and the death of the old Palatine of Kien. Siege plans, diplomacy, and market notes fill the rest of a dense European dispatch.
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