European Dispatches Note Polish Affairs and Market Movements
Reports from Warsaw and surrounding regions indicate 300 Polish subjects, formerly captives, have returned home with two Russian regiments soon to withdraw from Liban and Mitta, potentially freeing Courland. Crown efforts back Count Offelincki for Marshal to influence the Diet, while Lubomercky gains noble support. Market notes include 809 coach horses sold, discounts on luxury vehicles, and a delay in Sweden’s Thanksgiving for peace. Plague reaches Aix, bank notes ripple, and Dutch intrigues unfold. Royal news from Hanover and Vienna touch politics, finance, and fleet movements across Europe.
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