Retreat of the Tartars Reported in Royal Letters
From Vienna to London and Paris comes word of Tartars retreating after a Russian repulse on Ukrainian frontiers. They burned villages in Poland, took captives, and scarce horses and cattle hinder Crim leadership. scarce provisions forced Crim camp moves to Constantinople. Reports also note Ottoman sieges near Temeswar and Smyrna.
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