The Virginia Gazette

Vienna, June 25. Advice has been receiv'd from Hungary, that the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Prince Charles, his Brother, had happily join'd the Army; but that the Counts Lutherer, Kinau, and Altheim, who were of his Royal Highness's Retinue, but went by Land from Belgrade, were taken Prisoners by the Turks; and that Prince Lobkowitz was actually set out from Transylvania, with 12,000 Men, and marching with all Speed towards Orsova. The same Letters add, that the Overflowing of the Danube, had ruin'd great Part of the Batteries and other Works rais'd by the Turks against Orova; which, however, had not discourag'd them from carrying on the Siege with Vigour.