No. The Dutch Republic (United Provinces) was not a belligerent in the Thirty Years’ War (1618‑1648). It fought its own Eighty Years’ War against Spain, concluding with the Peace of Münster (1648)—part of the Westphalia treaties.
Brandenburg‑Prussia participated intermittently, gaining territories (e.g., Pomerania, Minden) but never invaded the Netherlands.
The war’s "Dutch" dimension was Spain vs. Dutch Republic; Prussia’s theaters were Central/Eastern European.