houses，thatTrenckhadtakenandsetfreetheKingofPrussia！
ThisraisedthecryamongthefanaticalmobofVienna。Teasedbytheircomplaints，andattherequisitionofTrenckhimself，theEmpresscommandedthatexaminationshouldbeundertakenoftheseaccusations。Field—marshalCordovawaschosentopresideoverthisinquiry。Hespokethetruth，anddrewupastatementofthecase；
itwaspresentedtotheCourt，andwhichIshallhereinsert。
\"Thecomplaintsbroughtagainsthimdidnotrequireacourt—martial。
Trenckhadbrokensomeofficersbyhisownauthority；theirdemandsoughttobesatisfiedbythepaymentof12，000florins。Theremainingaccusationswerealltheattemptsofrevengeandcalumny，andwereinsufficienttodetainatVienna，entangledinlaw—suits，amansonecessarytothearmy。Moreover，itwouldbeprudentnottoinquireintotrifles，inconsiderationofhisimportantservices。\"