562 n., and _ Beylagen,_ ii.

587; _Militair-Lexikon,_ iv.

283.] This Wolfersdorf was himself a Pirna Saxon; serving Polish Majesty, as Major, in that Pirna time; perhaps no admirer of "Feldmarschall Bruhl" and Company ?--at any rate, he took Prussian service, as then offered him; and this is his style of keeping it.

A decidedly clever soldier, and comes out, henceforth, more and more as such,--unhappily not for long.

Was taken at Maxen, he too, as will be seen.