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-,.. d cuah ts i:4omrout . ' getherwith a brigade of Pajol, and the Ist • 0 441 1 0 lOW' and le la ' his • ' General Was so .n afterwards wounded, and Lieu. .-- • seurs, *I had left on the Berezina to coyei 4 * p o it. t ille entrance to the tw. tenant-General Bianchi took , the command of this the,-85;11 and:the : lo.Bth of the.dOision tiest• - . ,of:•01)Ntht 11th I ninrcheArto a k andoe. , brigade. ' ' .. , .. .. ..t. c . s t erol Valance's division ofkuirassiers, and,. . of ,e4o;e4 the head of the defile ; th . e. 7th eorp l / 4 seinfor's " The second Saxon division, composed oily of the horse çhasseurs ..The posmon.of . Salta ITilecka,*slf "ctia:bytwo regiments q(cayalry, ; and two br gadr of General Saar, also passed the wood, • and I which I herewith,transmit your ighness a iket4l3,* 'upon the Szabia. T4y reconnoitred .theinerPZ• - :'. placed itself before sbeieft of the Austrian brigade 1 t appeared to me a proper alacefer,duly receiving,ilie -The report of the prisoners and deserters state.lhair batteries, , It was soon attacked by t h e enemy , who eodeaeourettremy. I n t he ni g ht o f t h e '22d, I , tattled the. bridge forne-Xt 00•INO. Tbrj.cettninly =MAO . 4411.SiwOOP to take the wood. This b r igad e repu l se d sever al at- vtlikh lies on the and Mine to be barricadnedi •with SO pie es. of cannon. General TornasOw. coin. tacks, and was. seconded . by t h e A ustr i an troo p s; 1 and t o d•stloy the inn which is situated next it. The mieaed in person. which Occupie 4 2 a d u b ue , an d sent t i ra ll eurs i nto the mill bridge on the right was cut by a com p any o f " General Regnier, who was charged with recot.t. , :marshes: It ende a y oure d,. after having repulsed the sappers , an d th e h ouses i n t h e ne i ghbourhood pulled noitring the left of the. enemy , found that they ha'd;J settatk of the enentl. apon ate wood, t o possess itlelf . down.—The 85th was. charged with the defence of .neglected .to .occupy Podulne, and that ,their WI, of the lielBlsts:whlch.cominanded the dyke of Padu- these posts, and .in case of being attacked, to keep ,wing was contented with observing : a wood through "hue: This betide was supported by twa,batteries them, in order togive time for the other troops, sta-: .which. the road passes.from :Suzerain to Kobryn, .in I*Filige yieceiof ean!ieni each, and the tire of the artil-;:tioned between this place arid Mobilgwi • to arrive.— place of leaning upon tbattown. He.made haste in' ley fit. the fi r st &Vision,* as alto by that of Austrian • fhese dispositions.being.taken, I ,myself retired to 'taking advantageof this doable fault, in taking pos.' batteries ` pla ce d near - POdols* t. but is was the I Mohilow, ,to press.the arnval of the division Clapa- session ef.Pgdehte with a (Incision of chasseurs ; and !point which The enemy most obstinately defended, ,4 and ' i re—° of the troops detached by General rapt. .it.w.,a agreed jmtween us that he shoald debouche becauie they feared, that if they *abandoned it, the ec On the 23d, it sesren o'clock in the morning, I with. the 7th 4*Os.and reinforcements which -I had Austaiati troops which were at l'odsibtte, might pass received a report of the advanced posts being attack- assigned bins, by the wood, 40 attack and turn :the ilp niaisliei; and'augment the ,forces . which were on ed; at eight o'clock, I found the 214 regiment very enemy's ; left; : whilst I should support •his.movonseitie • their flank and ii.ti: "They continually* directed fruit,. spiritedly attacked. • . General ;Frederichs, who corn- by iingued ;flacks on Horodetzka and P.odnine; kritips aga i n st chi* brigade,of General Saar: A . 06.4. toa n de# i t , h a d tak en go o d dispositions, and during •-" At the same time, Siegenthal's division preei- , 'ha i ineat of cliakoOnt'cliarged the areetoent of Slool iii4Able.gf the day has shessn much coolness• and ously Jetached to Malitzs,leav in g a tral on and: 11114 liifantry, 'irhicli immediately ' 0 -,---- i ;lisift With , ; et a 1 -el gieat intyepidity.' The light artillery of his division, some cavalry to observe that . part, to protect din' rear tesrOrder in • ivare,*ipa repulsed the ehayge- '4 and that of the . 84th hid — been disposed on.the,pre. ' and to conceal our march front the enemy, rejoined; .•• 14 .P,Vnrctietliii . tip . te,the cavalry - -Of the advanced: coditigevening. ThEir fire.was very murderous, and ,the imps d'armee, and was placed in reserve of the! riktd'eAtided idsVaidi the nght, 4 neerly, to tisemeatl in *about'. aA hoar' after the com b at the h ad itli, - w Szabia.. ..o •Kobr ' , lad cov.- - led ltkelf* -- '• ''firsr ._ . __ road 4.obryn, and conpeett,.... wits the division, whiCh waiin'aie ÷ :astip dirtritoni Pat Which ••. • , could not advance:So far. • ' • ' • •• The enemy's cavalry exteilded fronstheelesited plain of Podubue to - Ziwittileti on the ;yowl ko tendsupoiiiki Si inwherimis artilldy, and by' a' palts4f-thi itit 'division, which iti‘ Matntlk:thf btosititj heftike liorodetta, and hail Verne to mile a ricitifion at some distance from the left of the All this line was furnished tiitlkirWifisn'ineretts artillery • 4,, Tbfesseitly'S ciiaTriatteriipted a dirge against the right of the cavalry, istit*ad repulied by the re= krnsfint of Aitiffin avagOOni of fibheilzopern, and light'hone - of slenti, which made a very 46he ithige taisk iievel k ltrisoners: mo;cititraftei . thii ge Gerneral Trerich ar i rived•to reinforce the ca ry" of •the right with tiro regiments' of Austrian linksass. Towards eveuiE l General Ripnier Caused a new effort to be made . the brigade of General Saar, to possess himself of elevated plain of Poilubtie. He caused tliis tc be fliiirrt!d .- began, already ,kiVed Abctee ,500 Rtissiaris. • 'l..elve or .fif teen ,pieces óT.RuisiAti. amillery came out .of the wood, ind.tvete rangedin order..of (mule on the Mill-plain, where. the bridge had been destroyed. The Russian iegiMents of infantry farmed themselves. A batta lion tithe 108th was sent to sustain the companies of the 85th, which were on the bridge, ssom.: pieces ilWk. It were opposed .to those of the Russians.— .ahl' • Cdinbat became eTeeseding lively on this side, the enemy's force increased with every moment. the battahoo of the 144, which-had repulsed the Russians, .w 4 cibligqi to yield to numbers. General Gurw#et. with' trphattalions of the 6lst, stopped the eriemriistirsott, stud caused the Russians to re pass the ravine, alto bad crossed it in pursuing the battalion Of the'l6Bth. 66 Whilst theseihings were passing on the right, I gave orders to General Fredericks, who defended the debt:niche of the great road with mach vigour, to cause one battalion of the 1481 h, and some companies of the 85th, to pass the - de*, and charge the ate . • . .. • • ene my's cannon. This mow - ' **ltchy*, -xecuted •-• ar,4 wess*r . " . heti, ,at darlieak, that the enemy, from rahceintine of ourmovements could. be concealed, because ilsey . occupied the cnmsneed. , I lag • . lrighis, had,p4ced,thegree!etpattoraheirfouzi bppytute tl_kndthche . of . .Podulise. nod. whilst. 7th to.wbich was joined Lolienberg's brigade, commenced its movements towards the wood 'upon its left, and kaatilY 40111)4 witlt the geOnd line a pa rallel Gant to the .from i that wood. AbOat ten in. thenioraing, the 7th corps reed& ed the skirts of the wood, and rapidly advanced. to gain the ground 'necessary for ,deploying, which 41 c (recta in the . greattsuizr4tr t under a continual and . dreadful fie from the enemy, who oo his part did Pet cease to reinforce acrd extend their fEink,. that R touched our right, which took front us the possibility Of tattling .It, reduci am t isifinte efrelp to repulse.thetc reiterated - a:teaks, FtriainkAiteelsaoh upon their centre. • • 44 The h ante quicklybecemsifgeoeral itt Iforodetake Podelne v and w it all the right. It was cOotC4red , -- • itr • The • redoubled their '!_ 11. A4 41 0 orthicii!is!on 4 -,ietarßlitett; 'Of the Ist . divifi f sign —while the tirallOurs of the troops which the Prince Siliivartiiiibtarg had at Pf)tiohoe traversed theibtaribiel • • Thielevated plain was talct.;n possession of, bnt sight: teirtilitafted the Cotithat, and prevented the knt*,*hi) l bsiti theiibeitito th eir retreat , from being .440 Cpl -1 achard, with girt 0--#44 iireol •TColonel. of The" 108th regiment; had a great elfect on the mo. 60 0 .1011 4 enemy's Icft,.*il/i0) found itself obliged to make a reirOgrade mcivemitit. - " " The battalion commanded by Colonel Achird had taken priioriers one Or the enemy's battalions, but which was afterwards deliired. The Colonel -- ;Is wounded b ., ball , k hrs.- . great s la ug hter, efforts, And avert enemy brisk attack, very . :s _ _ trs into the wood i they. Were constantly repulsed with loss. I seized the critical moent when their attack opqn our right was britkeit, to . Pars over th e marsh, which they considered impracticable, a battalion of Colloredo, above•and on the right of Podulne. This battalion effected its passage in .front Up to o n i r ighty to drive pctfitied ' at the same time the cavalry had order; itt s'4nd - lititt'seVer4l pariies and pimples towards Twele, on the road to Kobryn, and a ceismissary was taken, who confirmed the retreat of enemy." •, • . REPORT OF AUGUST 34. a - across his artns, and could -not sustain himself on the heights whit be bat occupied. ' - !, The energy had taped a oonderitile body to advance; firmed in e h* colnrs, main to nadertake forcing the defile of thl btidjzr This found itself in knees in*mire, scaled the opposite heig. s old 'rope, tuously attacked the enemy who were on its summit. This unexpected attack on the Rank fac ilitated that of our right, which, quickly reinforced by the second battFlion of Colloreclo, was not long in repulsing tile enemy to the heights of They nevertheless 7- . - :If; • —7 - .-: - v " At five in ibe • Morning the'troep.began their rnarctign Atttack the enemy , Who were retreating by the road 'to robryn, lint who had still a rear-guard ria on 'b e 'gilts between '}torodetza and Zainlym. tist rig r t of tht cave;ry, which was reinforced by flie Au • o . .ltegittient of titiLoons of •Leyenhr, teak :its:ills . ..ctn . :o nen Ttiele,* and Filatied itself to t hl. l .l".l f ek i ! . *iliast* i 3 , l .*ltt to cut oft thejittrrA t % Vem.z. whd were to 6,„ge ;o efeot 4 , and k i eft . ,s).47:ca'i*i . 4!Fl T. l . tkf t9a.4.ti ll the.CaT44l: 1¢,44-iatereu Twele, where the enemy bad a rear., gwtol -00 0 :antri ti j go.re t lr4as soon as it saw this ryfoietnent. ' • • gi.wri'rrinie of achwartsentmrg then caused the Sfialrfilt.ite enemy, which was between T.wele and inilltow,io be charged. and they were pursued, Ts:. ding ifti he greatest 4,11104 T .ivpn.kobryn, where,Vkirer, illy did not dSreto stop, A regiment .of n'failtiY, ' •ch —ls at 'KA - " bebincl . tbe Mucha. the direction it the chef d'i f tiadron Politney, who [had stopped it by a lively ' ~r and . c-Au f ed it to vtly sustain a great Ipsi. The esrosrs number in dead, 1. which at this point was very considerable, was there ; by doubled. • I 44 The action' was c ots AA* . great hfat on both sides, - and with a lir at iisfetiorsty on ogr f ide. Their other troops, ,rOl on 61(11;1-1 I where it Was to ` berg %a* on, enP_ l lll. wPm. .I : )Wing foriritel blijcwitt;44l. S. especially his nu t : taerout .. • • •.44 roWirdi fix •o dock in ;h t evNing, all my ret.' •eonnoitring patties Oh or,giA, hot laving seen the enemy, • the woopi which sheen there kept iu re serve, and . clartiolistly the 11th , w.gt doped to r 'take' ilfe great road.' • "ii *general .; ltrafariaks receivotd 44,fts ttrrettew.his attack.' • A'bgialgia ofthe 35th, which since the evenitts . hini heeitpli at'the e; of the r: csrentred, amiseextremity rst the.reft - , ajast efoit— :and made with a miisi of cavalry, very Ottperior t &met- attack upon that of our right, which fir expected it ; and whilst the Austrian cavalry too theta in flank, Poleutz's Saxon brigade charged them hi front, and instantly drove - them behindorlitliinfan; fan ,y. Night put an tnd to the 0144'; tlic.:OeraY too apPtage of so otikm4mAik pan 9 bis troops upon Kitbryn, and ab andoned to us the field of battle. Another - hour's dttpligbt, they, would have lost their coma fl and hersuitielk upon the marshes. On the 13th, 1 pursued with all the cavalry and, light artillery, the etterny ° s,rarit-guardi cfipspose4 2tl fp), sevAti to Botio cavAry, 'O4 40 7 : semis, Kith some Artillery. Wefotutil,tspou the field of battle a great number of. dead and dying ;- r aid,' nativithstar' - tht.cehe i r r iii 'at o e utgursuit, Ire could . • _ . • . • RI( t ; hp - - 71,tage of *find .4ritry;.v..ihich yfits 4 —*in, . ._ - _ ..,4 T . win, and livid begs, to bOto.the hr,idgs,ilecl on the • atrivarof the laissafi aid 'SaiOrilightartillery. TWO batteries served by "S;tiOn'gitnners on foot, vrhiCh ti:ad been advanced in the morttiag, along with the titvalri, al.ijsaed at fSobrya it on as the, light ar t." :IftiC 'WA*. of thP 4 __cimpi law baled sod *alien to is Pursuit. V e nce accounts, by sejtich to esttrrkag ~ loss. in cha tc#on of the 12411 and 13th, t i t ter 1 c alpot4 y e r i iter ii : c ottt) ; hica pr z e e rs th a e re 4e g ! o d t t: c f ( lt e tt c l i e . p 4 but Y 9..natige 'estimated, at less Usti:x3oW in - 044 itiotatcl4 aiuf Prisoners. . • . l'l* sW 1144m : tits of kiihTyn Say, Oak a Mgt iriii* . 44: itlitindeiliwye, passedtbroogh that. place,. apd many, still remain on th e held of battle.— Statements of the Toss of the 7th Corps have not yet beck' abate; nut;but; it spay be estimated at lOOQ kiVect or y.t;PPOed• , i die §a; troops displayed thegreatest.bravery tke'.brigaflp of; General Saar longlit, and, attacked, %tot . .vizmir, and. the chxisson of.cartetal Le, epci s sappaytedv!itl;calmness 11 Very . SOO ' fi re of as- ' qi e rP The tfrillAtirs , niarched "MY ardour, upon. ,!._ . gip. __ __, .. paced" at w_ t#rem4y, ri g ht ostilit ! anol Ope : Of the' 6.lst; isto . c . itell'the left of sbe iipettii ! Ili . t . io attacks were suseodgd wish pc ,OW : l rhi * *lig di* 4* his ' artillier,y, Ant 1131 troCS: fereil * „l;,lnprliPlot tit all .povs.- .Gs Th i e Ai : „ , oocl . the Gist of the. sth tiivi sion, leel by .., , . ii ! iiie r : w ere chaige4to,Or 4tain.„av i l k i ' i l t r4r. 11 0, t 4. i Tiltki: - 'PO night put 0 - 4 1 ;1 , to • it plirso.t• at twig, p ;!!...! 1 4( T owe•tlie:greost etifvyati, tp .slte..combit.ct of: the trdopi; and y14;541.3;10 ttst of it,4 6,5 th. reg 6 ment ; .nnt . bile itOß'itr e MO; 44440 his P9At to cMILT , duct tile woundr4 -aol,:hoth r#e:;7 , 6 4 n s , so wi, Tg an d 1 the Ohl in4s‘ hiye skter 'tl* irAteet_e l llour. Thq: noilent folinerilnisA ergo them ycnithful 'any the honourable jeitat?4q!sl, of ant 1 41! jii g , a ny co b , scripts more in theft. tttgterOts. •:- ~ • di The loss of 't y, has bpen.gtrAt. , left wore tliap . 1.297 (soap. ont field of, *dr., eisi base . ilniii 4..40 . , *piled , • . . • •a • Otlittiiii,: accor IA the / st . v_ 4 4 the, cor m amotinteto 000 s34;t4tecli vr9ti or made pri. sOnets. . . . it - ' freiter4 e ilw , JO - 304 I, ante the tr ~ i( " '1 r -- alr' Offir .. . .strfog tot flAtia the 'reartua6. till Dear , e . ti gAtichliirs Wbere...it toa4 a deivioastiitioi of in¢ itself; but they were instantly overthrown, arscV they owed - tfreir salvation alone; to the . marshes, which in these cotarries int s erseet .in a parallel direciimil fiiliii 'pliiii;to Pik thiiii retreat . and form so Maar diftifl i giAt it is inielSible, te.turn nea r dal% .*. ' 4 6 Dint one O ' C l Pc k wc. arrived at Xyn. obr;,-the enemy had deployed a numerous cavalry lx.efore thas. town ; - some disiliart o es of artiltery . Terp striAcien to them . ... . ... t _ . ~ , 4i4drive iw4y. .P Tx c i, j o gfr ea rt.toitt e t. tP. Ae Qr. 1 4 1 4wil ; Qat. . ....i. .. in. sot t cient time to preserve it. " Bianchi's division ,occupies Ircobry , n ;—the lith . lk oss comps - is encamped on the ri g h the 4,n.!t . 7 ~ *the: left of tjlAt tpYro, behind the hilichavin.s- . spr*y are lit INK tv;r. 4 * 4 ° , 4rCIS .1 3,449. 44 . d . .itkaliac . . et TAta-diffetent reports not having reach,edme ' Ln Cannot' v ery exactly estimat e the. ertemy'i lose / 1!,., kl*.fx ' aTf* l lo ".4P90 n3Pq kiNa.Apit .. .to.;w4oo, lorisgPS4. t#At.. , „PrO4-grai443*. colPiilif:- 1111104atit Waiter .loiroded.". . • - A ,0 9.rm0uRff.4447 .4 - the enemy; . the aril l 4l7 ill* OF writ direct ed, 44,44l srstais4d igaipstlbe fire of : the enemy, *go s}d, bAtti . stiPrOor, mitgy.piece wire 41A1041 1 1e4r • ri e f COMA; COMMander in chipi ! 91 . 814, 741) Coneysqf thf-GraPd.AFP)h • • • Aet:F'1! 111 t• • o*r4. WM*" ~PORT OF •1-4,4 PRINCE.OF LoCKMUIth TO- THE #Aml4 Is4lll-91•40ititt ;.« Pn_,Ltrovints. Asyut 70 jll7. 44 Monseigneur—i opyrtule tu.oltsuir to. lay 00Cirf, 791,1 i Highness.. .the'ReportAr t‘i 21E44 which - tpp,lc plao ce! die 6tlt of JO% 10.401 F at fitiohil9.l4 4 t 3 3 i'f . fF!'l 0?%b0., 0. ,!?g:tsidpija corps, l . tuscaikeerpe. isop,or: scio.:BiAgr4ool). on the a g o* , *lw st., 'Olt 0 1 ;1 • - w#F 44 2 - ! , 41O 1 194, .4iTC gr . Pife.lt.'. l ktOt 3 Pl. l o o ,looe "%t _lVOrrat towo. J.A..regimput: t9st, IgQ 4411 were driireit (*nit, • ' l 4 - On the 4•Sd; 1 plar rapt cf infriiy 0e pof,tile 1121 . Crintilfp9Itstky, Genera! 4 rificr.o l4.* . O r 44 .llki, .g 7 PAnk a tikTtfc .l4 Sit i •na-Pnakini. lte ingetiqea.gnropg m ax ;10, in o ff ili f * _•l.-.1 r__ • -/ • . eul'op,, ,ott ? . • _____ _ , k . .•rizn.;;;-. General , L• .a. .n. i suct.os l 4- reoemw..s, to ;,... the )cer i s of 6 f . ,:...; .. , :: - 1 1 / 6 11111111, AU LIATJ.Ntsi askieril Stit - , who ' save paid well in their.permoli k . - .to Generalopkt4 W,lsittPKA .Rmltt i r.-. Crtiia them, J V id . -de ' ci ft 4 ! 4-I .az°) w( V. 'L'i'sarseumstloGCsivab, Ornaassor, hat trans. - : • . Joined tite.folioraink statement to his ktßetid At, -ie . f ta k e advantages cif ! thio ocF4fig;t to beg lour ' J ew d 3 / 1 0 , jply g§ k kor s ti ) e i.o‘ri Of ~ 44 : 11:ighties! wohlJ 'Mut* hks . Nale,PT • tP., grittintqat! i 4 . 4 • pi gu r s rlis higOless4iengr;4tolatitig.ritrhitar, , .„... a for se!h 4 l4, 0 f:4 2 0'44. an d PeAt w ithi°in- t bi' jesty on the total defeat of the' entire cletathment of.: lite* tit die,* to 41 . .' t of:* a . rps,,, sub-officesa. and : , Sazolt troops which had taken' possession of the tOvrn, prieitei of ' the 40 ancr4tl,l . duasions, who h•,av !al. . o f• Kohgo oil 4,4 _ 1 6th is 40: wbs) elercUslett the' T i tl id , i t b e elte l l i With diggifitth• • - *: I t.iiw; t t,- *nil ' the greatest or ! coal not niue hn%trso4-7 . .4 - lwHeit 3 , 091. flightles s to. ray these .go4eatelltg_, . i The:trO • phief :Ot 161 S vi in inns. stand. ot beforli t hl*M ‘ liJestY, a 0 to; re93/i t t Po is, r 7l4 (,, 1054 , colours. eitht*uns, god , lei quantity of difervat *4E-4 AIN .sc. ;.,,_ __ _.. wrcgi ~- a , gm of imknao.pitiob. . .4.oft . tlie prti9nert takeii 66, l'he Mfrsh? l ;:fsfT2 6 , .E 6lol rtiltht - :".•. • Are Miticirneral Klingel, 'Ain cenunausleti the ri 0.1; .' ' 'detachment. three Colcinels,.. silk:Stag. Otricits, 57 Or . * F qsaxf.PmsrArrosyaue..AviritteJtAxic- °Sim, ' add 2,%4. nbo- consist, Officin's a,tl. gi s . flitin7i 4) 7 ;0 'pi°. th,e de.* gi & ) -siUrecl 4 ' eat: ,„ - Inn% t4tl 1,999, n*o killed ht . the a ns iihe q if 401 e Of. 15. sgflt bMsCeS the 10th . ti m, ; .: , . 11 ) . i tmoq 9 ,kiikt F „„, t * hi ~. i i r 44:4 p l o o f ‘ aps,l - 4orstate;c ? H 4, .wits. joine4 in. i _al be, , hA d ‘ c in,. jrn- froP of the i . ench Field. Marshal Itegoser, eked from 1 ' Obi*" at `wilV ( llT- EPS 4.e.tatußlCPl:ClA,Minifingt Si n infi l;.4 o .: t elievc*e.AinAdap , c6rin st4tionad here; - „. ,:, * iiiitsJl-I'7B passed . th e , 4f r af qt kl°AldePisa.2ll2- a ticti s llaciSChiearrecsliteetsiactedf rnqa Atmlc co ked 'A p rl s'n " Z1 . 466° 1'411 1 t a a n tld.. ttle ;r9P h6 Poi tsl)l l l 7 ll P9s d i . t tila4 kta t :Plac tle7C o ' ' s w.:ini tand li a 4344 enetny.'s. Ai colosire t464: M± i°l 144 1 . 2'.1 44-411 -. . I ! 4° ' ' - • 1 morass . urt,;,:t. .... ........._ I- r_ . C . • • • k. ously p lated under - thy coalm the further movementsan •of the troops rue, ,spec " Animated by enthusiasm for their native , try, the Nobility of the Government of Mo coos scow b are brought forward 80,000 warriors, the G o of Smolensko 20,000, and the Government of Bain 113,000 men, cavalry and infantry, and we ar e dj; l i ng ,urailat aciiitit fifiara-tharatAit.Govie. Ifients. - From this arming will 440461 - th e A...._ of -Reserve, under the denomination of Ai — Co o :: frvian Army. i. 44 -Th e Nobility of the•Goveranteatorti/seett, 'burgh, on hearing the supremeStaniftetoltaria, d ale the ItSd July of this year, of :his - h a _y! ye. I kited. patriotic °Seri_ *aliment. with.-distitagaished.gtatitude hi, co the sitioe,day, and lon •tbemowo•Patt•iramied.t. taking a •fresh oesolation :to the aameefict...l, agrotable Mk aseAtaample setAlamb erl i taigi z e : 7 1 ;sidential city, and still further to-pnweibilfecit land cle.sotittil to their 141""4"havt li viyea. solved to make An Adititintoithe.nanes ka h aek lee. 'fore destined to he.atmed, Nit. AfautAnal i w i la. fired ; 44 siX,Miltßethat it.t?).6kiktbOtAvailksve 94e /AAA out.ckvitery WI u4b44444)10agih ; . livie •these. ijn Med ja.io/ aM*Pkilledv:Madamsale them upon the same pri nciple as before adopmk a k h the same Itind - pfelot4rog.,provtsularo z d Dat e R$ PORT • OF ADJITTANT:C.EN9tx, us koli `i; najm. “FR-ovr., /WA Iv/ tr. 44 I have the bonnur to idotat Nut Etvellenry that. I compelled the enemy ta law theirgall o w : ig) ca ll e d yelige i Qusvart, and SOnage,and Liman Woe strung 4)omin:to Newel, and th usthe testeli Villikloalsoand St Petersburgb are frteAranadm in , i. The report circulatedthaLike etuttayindstaao ' positions in these parts, are false. The whik efts combined force *mains still at Witepsk, ano-t o iri i ' time he has attempted nothing, but sends la:rim, ties of cavalry, for the purNse of e x citing &vid i t si n c.ip A Uy icy the purpose of oltstatotog positio N . if arhich be is certainly in great want. haft s are brought in daily." HAISFORT, AUGUST )6. e nt, At .twelve o'clock last nit, we again teas a Thit from.opr friends the ' 'ish j. We **c o I 41600,4erier,. both here an .at ciginat a fOr long hour .. Three long-boats and a yawl wale ' t i t with.our thip- wharf. They toot a gua rd - a SWediSh boat , ' Ind overhauled a 11 schooner, Shish thcy hilted when the hi to whiz about theni. They were likewise quit the Swedish boat, but succeeded in . ' the guard:boat ? which was lyin g . at the aureate' the harbonr, with only one man in it, the cabala,. ins gone a-shore, to inform Lieulenant,titeus of the enemy!: arilval. When it became day, we Sent OM biuts,with soldiers out arter them, but they h4sce the start vine; especially as they had inongly me iced the guard-boat ;at the brig and kintjjkl were close in with th e liiibonr. ••..., AARLINI AVGVIT Stettin is declared in a Matt of aptailrit4a amerced, that, nn this aeeount i iq the 4:olWitrY-houses without the I go an . 140)On aD4 41115V9 7 ed• • 44 . 17; ir p,tf• sf.J 1 4•• • . POOP, AUPVIT 1 .• . ...i. t • Upon says, that. the Marquis avow head•quarters were in Toledo. At . 244 11 . 11 0 tOth, all remained in :tali 'ism On thellthiptoo• Mask a .rectumnissance as- ter 44-4tiheira, nighiss squadron* of cooky and 1 infaint_ ~. Skervett has landed at Ayansesisi, wlthilete and 400021 4paidards. The regiments isNat 1 with the 6th division, are the 4th, Sth, 38th, 89d. Pau Carlos de kispe,no icatitsimid44 , o4; ad Ossevis, ef . Madrid. the Spanish Calleaing was published its It on ...... 43a.....inet. _ 41, rem SLIZ.41410)11 TO THEJDOluomaawkw lmr . , Nino iii/losS. - .. • A . ~,„,, Ceßvsim,Atileurr it..4-411e . 103 Tom, the §t a of the nth Avid Bth, armies, Don r 1 0 0 4 0% Kustin qtr* At iv' i kliviAthe fOtkitisi, diced fro* Vil)44-00 d e p) Ito : * Atal wasuipittal ta widitA , Wit=l, A sierra. " notisted rirett ilefrve _4 II t ettinl9ol),;, god. its temsett, ort*og en* !NW 0 V o.ot ightAtri Ni kietie. 0444 APIA 0 1 2_ 1 * Wby oufkgoshlß sow aceisconvims re-' it, "gab lc no (Nutt wombat of Spanish riessile ! ... wer 4Am:I M ilk• 040 ponisiont tOt t, .. .. ~ i 44 The tbiti iviiidt the °permits*. 14118‘ NI 'llit wit• the inc""--- !gig. rAmP*ll4 in the North that fortress do es.l - teansosiV‘ Y I N.Pia—T,-4 1 4 11 ( inPNl•lo;En)ex• ,M*1141 . 41' 11104111 • mottos, 111 4 C o,eiti' - aP.I( filtifOt terciAnni. illeftranca 'Anysyshat• follontal• . . 44 A.PIP.s Pf the gilentle conilin i Vte 1 4 1 0 6 7. and WOO bone, with 12. • OD miller tbe.cAinnind _oll3nnewalliasat . . a .. 16 .. ' rem Velbdolid, decidedly . wide diejeeiVi llk ,,..,' 4 „.6, , iv- the blolikadei of Toro and Zatonnyssowywi olastnriga: " The ear loCoperetion s• of 4M4*.ava l lr - der* nefitkilmof retrotiog, fop die .. ' • ' " l if !et number,c, p ay ice in ► ceishn bni d m: 'fg wirk ooct, without any.* baiL th i n cif . 11 A s i ****Ti i 4 ti. *WI. action ia•maairie the sin*,,,,,i o .11,10140 very inferior, was obliged Weagart. ll " -- to stop the_prqtrees of the enemy. - ,_ Ard dik - ' The fiene,t,pprhed on 3(*; cat ' W __...." --7 4***ll.:iligitekef: tbe. 291 b t. AO aloof ' rw 's. In ther town -during. the.wbei e lif. ibells* ligi ot drie atetht oicloek to the,. ,evenit4 t0in trat ,,.., " 3. 4 . oeftf.. L L. 1 141% *war their AM' . . 1!" 95 . ' • triblition. ! "-• Opii..trocips, svbickbed.beesivelemew!`_ . „ d• eft - Fan ltehOnen, Galicie. Aettin4or '''', ; .„ l - " -- d a;; Inazdteiiimmitliaieli tO'continue their wv"77.Ml nal* the coiin fOiliell out of the c u ' ft/ gavoitiot's irEitaitt4 *Ott tb of giaiti, rendered the sal4eitk" doubly interestiszaitiwpotrtmeet iedi o nit this inteliftestpt 'to you, le O r 0 4 . i t.000 1 64- OP Ob lic i lMt 4er. r MOW 2112 ipPLlDlifir T i m .- . ITaillq. OP OUtipAY, AVOW , "ill %A A & . ett * OONof t* Stab/ :, .1 -s, - OM 1 4qa Pekil 24 1 111 4 44 4 4 4=7; Waimea dal. itiespo, el. Ur Atonal. l . .• . , . 1... ' ,f