Imperial Troops and Polish Crisis Reach Warsaw Events
Warsaw reports two dispatches from Vienna suggesting imminent Imperial orders to enter Poland. Primate and Tale of money debates stall decisions at Lowicz, while Sapieha shifts to the Primate’s side amid fundraising sums. Nearby notices from Dantzick and Vienna note troop movements, command changes, and possible anti Poland actions. London items include marriages, elections, and university exhibitions as well as political shifts surrounding Sir John Stonehouse and the Earl of Exeter.
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Welfeck
Vienna
Poland
Lowicz
Crin Tartary
Republick
Kiovia
Mauro Cordato
Walachia
Orté
Dantzick
Warsaw
Count Welfeck
Silesia
Sieur Sapieha
Garnovans
Radibor
Prince Lewis of
Wirtemberg
Wurtgenau
Schmettau
Baron Diemar
Iis
Lansberg
Paris
Prince of
Tingri
Flanders
Duke of Bouffers
Dresden
Saxe-Weiffenfels
Count de Wackerbarth
Count Houn
Sondenstein
Berlin
Marquess de la Cherardie
Francfort
Upper Rhine
Mel
Colbert
M. Blondel
Mentz
Maefe
Moselle
Rhine
Ace
Alsace
Fort Lewis
Hambourg
Petersbourg
Lewolde
Count Lipski
Livonia
Solensko
London
Hugh Lord Clinton
Greenwich
Lord Viscount Tyrconnel
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Belton Hall
John Willis
Winchester
Feilding
Col. Feiding
Hoare
Charterhouse
Christ-Church
Charter-house
Lady Holford
Pembroke College
Worcester College
John Stonehouse
John
Harry Powlett
Southampton
Admiralty
William Noel
Ely
Stamford
Earl of Exeter
Earl of
Jersey
Earl of Sutherland