Hunting near Garn and royal movements in 18th century Europe
The report details hunting near Garn with sixty elk killed, the emperor gifting six alive to the Turkish ambassador Mustapha Effendi, and high courtly movements. It notes Prince Maximilian of Hesse Cassel’s trip to Carelsbad and Caffel, Count Scharemburg’s return from Regensburg, protests in Neumeuurg, levies in progress, and a new Franco Swiss alliance proposal. It also covers European diplomatic activity, including France Sardinia offers, and various royal progresses and reviews across Berlin, Baden, Hamburg, and Hanover with storms, hunts, reviews, and lavish entertainments accompanying the monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garn
Mustapha Effendi
Maximilian of Hesse
Caffel
Baron de Craffau
Sweden
Carelsbad
Count Scharemburg
Austria
Ratisbon
Neuremburg
Aulick Council
Charles Frederick of
Exthal
Hungary
Seo
Seckendorff
Silesia
Empire
Count de Kufstein
Great Britain
Spain
London
Seville
Baden
N.S
Marquis de Bonac
France
Schaffhausen
Geneva
Sardinia
Evian
Turin
Coire
Republick of Genoa
Berlin
M. de Tetto
Koningsburg
Pillau
Fitchesiree
Pilau
Count de Finck
Navalis
Dantzick
Zitwitz
Munde
Belgard
Dragoons
Platen
Sonsfeld
Hamburgh
Copenhagen
Falster
Fredericksburg
Hanover
Danneberg
M. Fabricius
Hermansburg
Neustat
Leyda
Baron de Hardenberg
Campen
Brighier de Pont-Pietii
Count de la Lippe
Duffeldorp
Birnkenfeld
Juliers
John-Ernest de Lowenstein
Stable and
Malmedy
Brussels
M. Pattin
Drongen
Ghent
Montalto
Rome