Remarkable Military Movements and Dispatches Reported
A fragmentary late 17th century dispatch describes the Holy See envoy Chevalier and Papal explanations to a pope figure about notable enemies. It recounts the defense at a fortress, German and Ottoman forces, and a planned march toward Panjova to cut between Ottoman troops and Belgrade. Letters from Prince Eugene advise artillery deployment and strategic bridges over Moraly and the Fheffe, with Allied forces near Peterwaradin. Reports mention regiments, supply augments, and delays from Copenhagen.