Denmark and Russian fleet movements near Kiel and Copenhagen
Reports from Hamburg and Kiel detail Danish king's movement from Schleswig to Coldingen, preparing return to Copenhagen. A Muscovite squadron arrives on the Baltic coast carrying 1400 horses for Lewenwolden's Guards, while Lempe sails for Hadelen to deliver territory to Hanover. Recruits and court appointments accompany these shifts.
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Koningsek
Wirtemberg
Count Ferdinand of
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