Expedition Preparations and Polish Affairs Highlighted Abroad
reports from Paris Rome Dantzick and London describe vast naval and land mobilizations for a new expedition with 29 men of war and twelve frigates, 18000 troops in reserve plus 6000 ordered to march, and 42 field cannon with abundant ammunition. Also covered are Cardinal Corcia's sentence and Polish court politics, plus Paris and London dispatches on royal actions and local notices.
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Rome
France
Poland
Cardinal Corcia
Congregation de Nonnallis
M. Fiorelli
St. Praxedes
Castle Angelo
Falconieri
Giudice
Dantzick
Warsaw
Augusstus
Russia
Lubomirski
Lublin
Czartorski, Palatin
Paris
Monti
Stanislaus
Francfort
Heffa-Casfel
Vienna
Saxe-Gotha
Amsterdam
M. Marchinski
Starosf
Grodno
Count Lewolde
Arriv
Marseilles
Levant
Scio
Algiers
Spain
Malta
Charles Dixon
St. John’s
Lewes
Kingston
Iford
Richard Owen
Henenby
Yorkshire
Cuthbert Booth
Snape Hall
Ely
Holland
Scheveling
William the Third
Prince of Orange
Princess Royal
Great Britain
Richard Boyle
Shannon
Kingdom of Ireland
Life Guards
East Gridstead
Sussex
Horse
Britain
Earl of Cholmondeley
Deceas
Grenadier Guards
Hyde Park
Viscount Mountjoye
Ireland
Sward Walpole
Robert Walpole
Viscount Boyne
Meath
Harrow
Thomas Graham
Little Ormond-Street
William Shaw
Merrow Downs
Guildford
Mr. Try
Othe
Green
Salisbury
Court of Common-Pleas
James Webb
de. Veil
Leicester Fields
St. James’s
Tate
Piccadilly
Newgate
Oliver Lambert
Thomas
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Oub Taft
Francé
Flanders
Seville
London
House of Peers