Poland and Saxony War News From Europe 1760s Time
From London and Copenhagen reports detail troop movements and strategic posts across Hungary Saxony and Poland. Mentions Polish Royalist formations under King Stanislaus, European officers to command forces, Royal Society fellowship, and clerical appointments. Notes embassies and travel of Horatio Walpole to Calais and France.
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Brunswick
Pilten
Bohemia
Prussia
D Count Dé Tryin
Capua
Stanislaus
Karga
Fraustadt
Lasaria
Saxony
Ponnania
Califh
Poland
Silesia
Copenhagen
Great Britain
M. de Nummerie
M. de Dombrock
Foot
Paris
Rhine
de Belle-Isle
Black Forest
London
House of Commons
New’ Palace-Yard
Westminster
Crown
New Palace-Yard
Sweden
Hanover
Kenington
Hyde-Park
Knightbridge
Kensington Garden
Egerton
Hereford
Winchester
Horatio Walpole
Whitehall
Dover
Calais
France
Hague
Newton
County of
Lancaster
Viscount. Southwell
Kingdom of Ireland
Royal Society
William Howdell
Leesdown
Kent
Canterbury
Bircholt
Lasi
William Yonge
Bath
Treasury
Honiton
Devonshire
Pall Mall
John Lowe
Tokenhouse Yard
Stoke Newington
Jaft
St. James’s Place
Chandos Street
Covent-Garden
Humphry Dolin
Sibton
Saxmundham
Bow-lane
Cheapside
Brook
Stepney
Samuel Jones
Blas
East‘Tadia Company
Matthew
Middlesex
John Suffield
Maiden Iane
Covent Garden
Portsmouth
Hampshire
Westbourn Green
Paddington
Paddington Parish
Rosamond’s Pond
St. James’s Park
Batchelor
England
Dutchess of
Portland
Oxford
Dover-street
Piccadilly
William Sweet
Philip Wilkinson
Richard Buckley
John Buckley
Justice de Veil
Kingston Church
Sweet and Wilkinson