British Packets take French aid in Dutch frontier skirmish
An express from the Palatine of Lublin reports two French ships aiding Stanislaus's forces. The detachment under General Steinflicht and the castle of Czetch defeated a party led by General Birckholtz, with prisoners and seized papers. Polish and Saxon actions, a city sack at Carga, and a 300 man garrison under Major Walfdorff are noted, as well as movements of the Duke of Sixécle and other troops toward Dresden and BelleMitts. The letter mentions Dutch incursions, Spanish money shipments, and ongoing European troop realignments.
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