Danish and Saxon actions near Holstein and Muscovite plans
Hamburg December 29 reports a Danish battle result claim that the left wing buckled while the right held firm. Danish forces retreat to Ratzeburg and plan to unite with Muscovites near Oldesloe against the Swedes at Gadebusch. Count Fleming and Steibock movements stir Holstein, with 1,060 cavalry near Lübeck and the Trave river to be crossed. News also notes Marlborough’s envoy, Berwick’s march, and broader troop dispositions as alliances seek peace terms and a general settlement.
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Hamburg
Battel
Ratzeburgh
Denmark
Flaburg
Oldesloe
Steinbeck
Mellor
Lubeck
Holsteins
Altena
Trave
Dewitz
Gadebusch
Ratzeburg
Steinbock
Braffels
Duke of Marlborough
Condu
England
Aix la Chapete
Utrecht
Treac
Strasburg
Gonder
M. de Biberstein
Berlin
Tournay
France
Holland
Hague
Great Britain
Paris
States General
M. van Borfele
Savoy
Germany
M. Mellarede
D. of Savoy
London
Zinzendorf
Town-Hous
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Dauphiny
Berwick
Gironne
IV Said
bin Arsiy
Plymouth
John and Thomas
Port- Mahon
Dover
Duke of Shrewsbury
Calais