215.

From this, and from "_The Life and Military Actions of Eugene_," Lond.

1737, 12mo, the account of the battles is taken.] After a sharp contest of about four hours, the Grand Vizier Hali, seeing the battle go against him, put himself at the head of his guard of horse, pushed through a defile, and made a very brisk charge; but his men could not sustain the contest; and he, having received two wounds, was carried off the field to Carlowitz, where he died the next day.

The Aga of the Janisaries and Mahomet Bassa were also slain.

The whole loss of the Turks in this action amounted to about 22,000; and of the Imperialists, 3,695 common soldiers, and 469 officers.