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Victory near Belgrade and Turkish losses detailed
The Evening Post reports that after a siege at the Mouth of the Danube Colonel Neubourg took the position and killed about 200 Turks. General Hamilton then attacked the Turkish intrenchments, winning a decisive victory with heavy casualties to the Turks. Prince Eugene’s forces inflicted widespread destruction, captured enemy entrenchments, and forced a retreat of the Ottoman army. News from Paris and Brussels confirms Belgrade’s fall and Turkish capitulations, with reports of princes and generals wounded or killed and Venetian aided victories against the Ottoman fleet.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Eugene
Danowitt
Neubourg
Hamilton Arriv
Danube
Palfi
Pal
Fas
Prince‘of
Portugal
Hauben
Velilen
Prince of
Jorger
Paris
Naples
Otranto
Adriatick
Coutice
Bavaria
Prince of Dotabes
Ith
Dewalt
Bavaria Accompany’d Prisce
Eugene Allt i
Graized Themislees
Brussels
Rabutin