Cossacks and Prussian actions near Drambourg reported
Reports from Flanders and Hamburg describe Cossack incursions near Drambourg with castle seizure and forced levies, countered by a Prussian officer’s account of General Malakowski leading Hussars against 1000 Cossacks, wounding the General and taking prisoners as the Prussian campaign advances through Lusatia toward Saxony.
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