Poczta Królewiecka
(or ''The Königsberg Post'') was a weekly magazine published in Königsberg (known in Polish as ''Królewiec'') from 1718 to 1720. It was published in the Polish language, and was the second oldest Polish newspaper. History The newspaper was published in Königsberg, Kingdom of Prussia, from 6 April 1718 to 28 December 1720. It focused on regions Prussia and Lithuania, but was available throughout the entire Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. The publication language was Polish. The volume of publication is unknown, but estimated at few hundred copies. Information on Germany came in the form of translations from German language press such as '' Koenigliche Preusssische Fama'', while the news from Poland was mostly original reporting. It was published on a weekly basis, and primarily included news from Europe, with the focus on the Polish and German lands. The size of the magazine was the so-called "eight", 28x10 cm, and used the Schwabacher font. It was published by Jan Dawid C ...
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