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Discharges and military moves amid European urges
From Rome we learn bishops and clerics must depart for their dioceses within twelve days. Denmark rewards Prince Charles with Falster and promotes Prince Frederick to colonel as King’s forces prepare for campaigns. Berlin reports recruit surges, while Saxony arms for war with 15000 recruits and heavy levies. News from Paris and Vienna notes fleet movements, Dutch neutrality in Dantzick, and planned sailing to the East Indies. Public notices, trials, and local incidents punctuate this dense dispatch of wartime activity.
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Hefle Catfel
Caffel
Rome
Denmark
Falster
Charles
Berlin
Henry
Heffe
Prince of
Bevern
Pomerania
Stettin
Paris
Brussels
Port l’Orient
East Indies
Rochefort
Leipsick
Prussia
Electorate of
Saxony
Magdeburgh
Vienna
Poland
Ratisbon
Marshal O’donnell
Ville
Althan
Buccow
Trautmansdorff
Nicholas Efterhoff
St. Andrew
Einfe
Harfch
Aremberg
Arberg
Dantzick
Torgau
Leipfic