 Soon after, Christian ordered another Scottish regiment, that of Alexander Lindsay, 2nd Lord Spynie, to help with the defence of the town.These troops arrived around 4 July and suffered huge casualties (being reduced from a regiment to four companies) in the ensuing assaults, many led by Wallenstein in person.On 10 July, Wallenstein and Stralsund negotiated a treaty in the "Hainholz" woods northwest of the town, requiring Stralsund to take in Pomeranian troops.