Sends to Silesia, to Glatz and the Young Dessauer;--nay to Brandenburg and the Old Dessauer?
ultimately.

Finding Roth would not yield, he has sent to Dresden for Siege-Artillery: Polish Majesty there, titular "King of Moravia," answers that he cannot meet the expense of carriage.

"He had just purchased a green diamond which would have carried them thither and back again:" What can be done with such a man ?--And by this time, early in March, Hungarian "MORIAMUR PRO REGE" begins to show itself.

Clouds of Hungarian Insurgents, of the Tolpatch, Pandour sort, mount over the Carpathians on us, all round the east, from south to north; and threaten to penetrate Silesia itself.

So that we have to sweep laboriously the Morawa-Taya Valleys; and undertake first one and then another outroad, or sharp swift sally, against those troublesome barbarians.
And more serious still, Prince Karl and the regular Army, quickened by such Khevenhuller-Barenklau successes in the Donau Countries, are beginning to stir.