Prussia gains funds and titles amid European shifts
Berlin reports Manteuffel's audience with the King of Denmark and new moves in Prussia. A Dutchy agreement with France ends the dragoon postings, the Prince Royal funds battalions, and five infantrymen per company are cut while overall numbers stay full. The King grants eight thousand crowns yearly to the Crown Prince and appoints Count Truchies as Land-Marshal. Hamburg notes Dr Crumbholtz's perpetual imprisonment and Danish and Swedish troop movements as tensions rise across the region.
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Onfieur Manteuffel
Majfty
Denmark
Cleves
Dutchy
Low
Prussia
Count Truchies
Count Wartemberg
Hamburgh
N.S
Crumbholtz
Harborg
Lunenberg
Duke of
Hanover
Breen
Graflau
Poland
Pome
Rania
Paris
Mothal de
Vrecht
Elector of
Colgnesis
Bavaria
Compiegne
Valenciennes
Norris
Port-Mahon
Barcelona
Vienna
Sungary
Esterhall
Caroli
Ragotski
Frankfort
Earl of Peterborough
Italy
Ima
Pare
Martini
Bayreith
Konig
Saragossa
Calahorra
Ebro
Logronno
Tudela
Gon
Sarago
Feliciano de Bracamos
Joeph Vallejo
Staiemberg
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