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France and Poland News From Dresden and Paris
A rolling European dispatch reports in Dresden that Count Tarlo, palatine of Lublin, was defeated by Polish forces who captured over 400 prisoners with a new regiment called Chaileurs. New movements describe Russians, Saxons, and Muscovites near Opoczno and Thorn, while French troops march toward winter quarters. In Naples, Capua siege preparations rise as Spain plans a Capua siege under Count Cnarney and the Duke of Berwick, with provisions scarce at the fortress. The Hague notes Dutch deliberations hinting at augmented war readiness as the Republic weighs balance of power amid Bourbon and Austrian tensions.
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Nozpress
Poland
Tarlo
Lublin
Wenders
Warsaw
Karga
Paris
Dantwick
Keith
Count de Wiesbach
Ukraina
Crown
Leopold
Jaciiski
Palatin of
Czerski
Sieur Sokolnicki
Steinfieg
Opoczno
Podolia
Saxony
Genegss Lafci
Graudentz
Horf
Cefacks
Cere
Pulieski
Caiartess
Prince Basatinski
Urushef
Flocko
d’Asfeldt
Prince of
Tingri
Prince de
Strasbourg
Elee
Spree
Treves
Alsace
Lorrain
Franche Comte
Burgundy
Champaign
Spires
Palatinate
Neustadt
Worms
Frankendahl
Granttadt
Derntheim
Oppenheim
Mentz
Wistemberg
Rhine
Heidelberg
Neckarau
Heilbron
Smength
Germany
Offenbourg
Marquess de Nangis
Duke of Wiremberg
Prince of Furstenberg
Petrarch
Hoyfach
Kiach
Horfé
Bibgach
Lombardy
Provence
Daughray
Rais
Fontainbleau
Campaia
Capua
Count Cnarney
Duke of Berwick
France
Hague
Halland
Colleges of the Admiralty
Europe
Republk
House of Austria
Bourbon
Holland
Haute of Bourbon
Spain
Netherlands
Aloniferlo
Oran
Great Britain