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TllE 1; *NI LONDON: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. pRicE tip STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C LOCK. Re do ce d 51111-4 per74.--s per Ct. 91.14 Cons. 39141 —for acesol4-omn. 611pr—binkle U. Gs. gar E t ch. 111111. (Sad.) 2s. Ss. (Sid.) • To -day we continue our eitratts froth the French Papers of yesterday. They furnish ui with the de. tails of the subordinate Generals employed in th e battles of Borodino and Mojaisk. These are now o f minor interest, but in so far as they once more conriece os, that the Russians defended their psi. pons w ith a bravery uoparalleled perhaps in'the an. pals of war. 'Well might KtrresoVe claim nsplendid and glorious victory at Mojaisk, for ft bad all the true characters of victory. He *ref valet hie brave soldiers could do in future— there Was no confusion, no dismay, sotrepidatio* in their ramble; and glow l ie drew thezd of from the field, it was only tO spire OEM for fame achieverttents. Front' the French Papers, Which we received E lusively eft Thursday last, we .gavra short aerate*. of the Balloon, which *as projected Sy the ao'vernot of Moscow to annoy the Preach army. The' Moni tor s received yesterday, contain the official details of that and other Matters, under the fate of else Report of the Military Commission, appointed. at Moscow to try the authors of the ednflagration! In this most impudent and flogrant denunciation of vengeance against tit those who, in their oppesi. ton to the irruptions of the French Barbarians, shall `resort to the mutts in their power of crippling their a d rao se—in this fresh and atrocious outrage upon the lawrof nature and of nations, we view anbther ,appear to the remaining energies of mankind to rise in a body and destroy the sanguinary villains, who are noir their avowed destroyers. What in the name of fleaoen is to be the conduct of men in future, when their paternal fields are invaded by an armed Banditti.! .1/the law of force always to prevail, and might to overcome right ? Are our wives, our daughters, and our females, to submit to the brutal violence of a savage, and no arm to be lifted against hint, bat on pain of being shot under the authority of a military commission ?—Are our habitations to be forcibly entered, and are we to be put to death for adhering to the law of nature, and with the torch to deprive the destroyer of the meant of shelter and of (entre annoyance ? hoar be Said by those. who are ewer watching for justircatory - argernentehaavciur of the Ruyan who tr as the heath of die French army, that Moscow had at:rendered 'and was in possession of the conqueror, "hen the conflagration was effected by the tmforttr tete vkti'fns to his rage.—We die : this position— , MOseloW neuter we surrendered to the invaders.we beard of no capitulation—it was the fruits Of no vie. • ttityomit tat is short *hat a pettifogging lawyer are 1,411 a forcible entry, and every Muscovite had a right—a right did we call it—nay, it was his sa erealtin to burn end destroy whatever was within bit retch aid could possibly benefit the Merciless tot•diroat by whom be watt assailed. We mentioned yesterday •the arrival of letters from the French coast, announcing that still pervaded the• public mind, and occasioned much ~L uneainese to die Government, respecting the lately detected conspiracy. Some of these lettersvdated the la inst. state that the three Generals' who were ete. cited had gained over two regiments of the National Guards . , and were to have executed their penject at two o'clock A. M. of the 22d ult. but owing to some i sediment, they were not ready till 4 o'clock. —With the military that they had secured they then proceeded to the hotels of the lefinistert add principal Agents of the Police, whom they secured and tarried lisightle. They next ateempted the Arsenal, but item, unfortunately, they failed ; their delay having feet time ill the Goverruttent (who by chit time bad been apprised of their movements) to pre. 1 pre for re s i s t a n ce . D ay b egan to da wn , an d t he . leaders finding themselves in danger from the • DOW collecting against them, returned to the I. orison in which they had confined the Officers of the ' Police, among whom was SAVA ay. thehead of that de. jartment, whom they shot ; but whether mortally, k 612 - stated. The conspirators 'now attempted to dis perse,but the leaderswere soonsfter apprehended. The neNV ?ft - mister of the Police, ed ititerita, till the pleasure' of BONAPARTE is known, is said to be Sr. JEAN BEG. PAULI) DANOELY, whose name often occurs in the atrocious annals of the French revolution. The letters from the French coast state, that it was confidently reported there that SOL/LT and JOSE7II_ Ilonaratere, by forctd marches,had contrived to enter Madrid before the Marquis of Wasunerron, with the eeinforcements destined for the defence of that capital', iould arrive to save it. We hope these reports may . rove untrue ; but we a r e n ot with o ut some appreheri.„ o lions of their accuracy. We ought however to mention , that a letter from Lisbon, dated the 26th nlt. states, that the Marquis of Wittteorort was at Madrid on the 24th, collecting all the troops he could muster' to iein General HILL. It was understood, as we have heard before from other quarters, that the armies of fmter JOSEPH at MA PART 4 and a part of Sucrurr's umy, were in full march towards the Spanislr,e.api - fikl e amounting, altageilter,- to 00,000 rem • iLETREAT OF THE FRENCH• FROM RUSgIA. iaeket hat arviied at Harwich, I, which !Ante allele* on 'Thursday last. A variety of repent, all of then of a favour able complexion, were in circulation at Gottenburgh when the packet came away. 0* the one hand it was asserted that 130114rAnis Mad left Moscow► at the head of his army which was br full retreat for the Duna in four columns. Other accounts state that they were advancing towards St. Petersbingh—ail agree in stating, however, dant Moscow' has bees tax. , c uated by the invaders.* report which nit have little doubt will befully conitrtned Within a few. hour*. The gallant WITTeIiNSTICLN is again actively em ployed—he is pushing his corps up the Duna, in the direction of Witepsk and Smolensk ~ and is in a 000. diitioll to annoy the retreat of the French army unwell that river irt a most fOrtniclable manner. But trit trust that the w'eat'her will admit of the operations of ItUTUBOI% and the other Russian Generals, and save WlTTotataitatmatl further trouble. If BONAPARTS` )C resolved e* a retreat, he has. selected precisely the moment at which it was practicable. We shall be sorry to hear that he has escaped. The following are oar estra;cte front the above Got. ieelvergk ; The Low: LOH t . NOVEMBeR 4. Diem's% accounts (received trate Carlstarn s Rita. and the Prussian ports,) agree in stating that the Preach totio advanced towards Kalouga had re. tired ; some even go so far as, to affirms that the whole French army is in retreat its four col'utuns." TWEIt, Strr. 50, (oCT. 1.) 4t Evdry ettligrdnt from Macey, confirms the re. lation given by the others who, after that capital was taken by the enemy, fled from it, via that the French incessantly contiriue to plunder the city, and that their rage exceeds all conception. These barbarians, who surpais even the Tartars in cruelty and savage ness, who once destroyed our country, have not re spected at Moscow even the sanctity of the churches. Several churches in that city have been plundered, destroyed, and set on fire, and others converted into stables." . . Novocokori, stift.:!m, (OCT do On his Imperial Majesty's Coronation-day, vi; September M g (270 the first brigade of Novogorod warriors, consisting of 2,400 men, under the ccim. mand of Colonel Count Golowin; marched out of this city, and soon after the 2d brigade, of equal• force followed them, under the command of Colonel• ft grobow." " PSEOW, SEPTEMBER Wm). " Yesterday arrived in our city.fresb bodies of the new raised lietersborgh- The plates in this vicinity are at present more - quiet than heretbrort. The inhabitants have retur ned in smell parties in the adjoining Sytchew Cireldi We aro informed that thw eneiny still tont:twee to matte inroads,. and the Land' CtimthisSiniter titere'has daily enottgh rodd with the'enemy, nunibers'otwhoni he hat sent' into the other world, andalmost every day takes from 20 to 100 men, whom he sends of to Sudaow. If he continues in so doing e he wiltstacW close, not only his own, lint likewise the neighbour. irig Circles, entirely of die . enenty." it gebtot i kc gEPT: 10, (OCTOBER 1). , 4 ' Our situation with respect to the enemy etilb continues the same. The French are from; 4;5 to 60 wersts from us, and , make no inroads into our Circle: " The Cortimissary in the town of Syichewke, who it dAly catching the French marauders, sends theni away through our town in patties of 25, SO. and 100 Len. As we are informed, he and his armed pea: Santry cut down the greater part of the enemy on the spot, and take but a Wall part of them prisoners and these he sendi of. All the inhabitants of this town have received orders to arm themselves Stith muskets or pihes, to repel the inroads of the enemy, and preserve ourselves front being plundered by them as' they do iti die adjoining towns and villages, but such, misfortunes have not as yet occurred in.the circle of Subaow, and at times-maraudereare caught among. us." 1 4 ST. PETERSBUIWit, derdltEß 17. a The Impetqal Court of Russia have appointed the following persons to diplomatic °filmset Foreign Courts : Lieutenant-Central and Adjutant-General Count Litwin, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court df GiCit Bititain ; the Privy Counsellor r arid Lent Chamberlain Talestfigt. ! ,che*, in quality of Envoy Extraordinary and Pleni potentiary to hit Catholic Majesty Ferdinand. VII ; King of Spain; the Privy Coynsellor and' Lord Chamberlain BatetrShoganovr, in the' Sante quality, to his Majesty the itittcif S*eden ; the Lod haiir .berlain Prince Koslowskei,„ at Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to his Majesty the Kiog of Sardiniak and the Actual Counsellor of State Count Moneestgoi itt the sante 41414 to his Majesty the King of Atherral Sir Itstihigiustattaa arri 'vain town this morning from the tialtic. He landed yesterday atitar mouth, from the Pyramus frigate; Capt. Dastaiirotin. In the oourse of this &Wm:ion the gallant Adthiral had A long interview with the Lords of the Adtni , ralty, andakerviards with the Ministers in Downing. street. The intelligence communicated by this. dis tinguished Officer is highly favourable - as' at is it reopects.the prospects frogs the rear age-ix tte North. _ *. SECOND EDITION. ' DISPATCHES FROM LORI) CAT,WCART. I trf'Aß•Ofgitl, Two osetoex. e most glorious intelligence contlnueito flown upon. ue from ftstaie by she *Mind of every Gotten bore M 4 'ffie tolleuving Ofgelat statement has this instant.basitisseed bi. Goternment.: • A t . ' , accounts Elan beet received from Lora CATI - 1 emendated Petersbargh, the 18th, which give the Most eOcouraging details respecting the state of the Russian Armies, the spirit of the people, the de ter:titillation of the Emperor td persetterb in the can test- He has transmitted two ISunotins—one from Marshal Kumar*, the ()thee frem Count WITT GENSTEIN. The following will be found to be their substanoe : , " The Marshal Prime Itcrrusorr, in his Report addressed ro Ms Majesty the' Battenoa from. the vil lager of Saramino, of the 4th October, states, that no important event had taken place up to that day, ea .cept affairs of adritneed guards, ark detachments sent to cut off the line of communication of the ene my. The 23d of September, Majtur-General Ilona CHOI7 had sent to Head-quarters of Mail, intercepted. by a detachment, containing two sealed boxes, and 'two cases, filled with ornaments pillaged from the Russian churches. " On the 24th, the same detachment had stopped two Couriers with dispatches ; and on the same day, 20 caissons of the enemy, laden with animonition, • and taken three officers and 200 men prisoners. " On the 27th they took prisoners four officers, and 287 soldiers; and, on the same day, two squa= drons of dragoons of the Guard had defeated a bat talion and two squadrons of the French Guards, taking two officers and 86 privates prisoners. The' enemy received sonie reinforcements during the iction. —these were, however, equally defeated with loss. " On the 28th, Colonel ESPINOPIP having, at the head of of a detachment, fallen in with. the enemy near :the village of Nishufska, ,in the slit edion of Podat, ,eompletely defeated them, and made 500 prisoner*, 44 General KORV report's in the same day, thatias derachments had taken from the' enemy some bag gage, amongst which were found some Most interest ing- papers. a On the SOth Septetillier General MILARDOICA. wives atttacleed the enemy near the village of Pohl ad*. The Volunteers trout the militia . charged the enemy with the bayonet with the most exemplary toueage; and dislodged: theni ft OtW. the village. It was in this affair that General tantalite, Chief oft% Staff to the King of NAPLILIi and the Captain' of Cat. valry, Count Poteussir, Aide•de-Camp to f;ince PONIATOWSKY, wee taken. This. it the General tennien of whom' mentitus was shade in the Bulletin of the let of October. " The krinde with 00 dossacks, ii advantageously posted near the village of Rossimdo to harasi the enemy on the side of Mojaisk. t 4 The Aide-de-Camp General Baron Koaro in his report of the 90th September', states, that the ellen)); with an escort of ten squadrons and it. artillery, had marched on the village of Kilnloyci id order to f - rage. Colonel BALABIN attacked them with success. The Frestch lost in the affair 200 men killed,- 106 privates were made prisoners, of which 44 were cal: nosier': " On the Ist of October some detachments of Co...mektmade 102 prisoners ; on the night of the 2d and 3d, they made 83 prisoners. On•the 4th of OctOberg the *dimmed guard of detIeTaIsMILAIWOROWITCII bad defeated, near the village of Snaskoe, all , the attempts a the enemy to carry if: 14 pieces of cannon, plato## die edge of it forest, had overturned whole , Fretide.enluninr. • Three pieces of the enemy's flying artillery were dismounted, fouv caissons of ammunition blown up. The welLdireeted Ere - of the Rassisti artillery obliged the enemy's cavalry teretreati Ten officers and 160 priVateil *ere taken' prisbziert. Nut" French regi. meats, viz. the lktband liithChasseurs au Chevel. the dth aria 9th Hussarr; a Wittenberg regiment, a regiment of Prussiim Üblgs, And the Polish Hoe- Saris soffkati dialdeebblelose hi this action. " Mittshid kontorif had reeeivfd. a re/Stet-fro:6 Geller:oC Teiterlientbv, attd Pliserincioitr„.ot the 2611 September, staling that , their, army had passed thy &yea! en ta4 294- *kW; nlleeetliatit- had: 6111iged Pig 04.0.1001Eif - As ttlf !IfkmulkfßA. . • Tilial) • • ONIMMIMM.mmIio sTAIC-Offlet, OttAttilßP*Aftryki OVLocc. 1•••=1M Within these few minutes Lisatenttit Wooutturre reached the - Aamitattyin. a chaise and fottr, with dispatches from the Baltic from Admiral Tres. These dispatches are, we understand, highly satis factory. They centaur the details-of several actions, in every one of which the French have been defeated by the Russians, whose force is daily increasing by the ar rival of fresh reinfoteedients..But the most isdport: ant fact that Ids reached us, and we hope it will be soon contrordv A. that the Russians are in posses, sion of Me* We tail this most importotti, not merely as an acquisition to our Allies, but . as it tends .to shew how the enemy are pressed and bailed by the Russians. The French *s•smid to be feltreatp ing with great precipitation. FOURTH FDITIOI4. THICNIKUANTBRS PAST Tfiktras Our predictions on the enbjett of Rauh are ra. pidly fulfilling. -All is 'pow nearly over with Ba NApARTic. The following additicinai hilt heed issued by Government : 44 Prince Ktfrueost bas defeated the advanced guard& the French Anti) , (betwttiti SO and 40,000 men) with ditcapture of S pieces of cannon. 44 WDIZINOMMODI has driven the French rear. guard out of, and has reoeptueed Moscow. ag WITTO . VilltEnt has detested Count Cia, and has driven him out of Polotsk." AtottllCiNAL fARTICCLARS. The Officer who arrived at the Admiralty this afternoon broil& dispatches, as we have already stated, from Rear-Admiral HOP* to Mr. CROMER. They are dated at Gatteaburgh, the 6th instant, and transmit a Bulletin , of; the ("stations of the armies under Prince Itufuibiff si44Generat WNZINGJIRODI4 and it eitrack triba l reinets of General. WITPOZN. t i ~.2 to•r.; - ram 01 hetiplispoisar• • • " Theie doehments state, that on the ISth October KLITUSOIr e understanding that VICTOR'S corps had quitted Smolensk' to' Join tte Grand Army', decided to attack Munkr's advanceci guard of 45,000 men, before VICTOR should-join; mid so suddenly, that &Wass/mtg . shOUld not hare time to come to his assistance with the main , army. The attack eoth ..pletely succeeded—the ktdmis took ettiecei of cannon, 1500 prisoners, , and- the smnditrd of die Ist iteginient of Cuiraisiett g' 2doOFieadi killed re amed oa the tad - of . battle,. • a On the Morititcg or the 406', °Sent Virrtiiikw ann. sformed POlotsk after two days liar& fighting.; lefty-five Bati and. sOperiof Officers, and 2000 rank id/ ale Were niade priioneri, add ad extriorditury seller of the French were killed. el The Russian lets also cohsiderables; their success was complete. 11. the Petersbbegit Mint:tit and volpntecri had joined before this battle, and distioguis red themselim in the Most brilliant motiott. "Tht ale 22d, the corps of General Vtlaznroartona entered Moscow, having obliged the French garrisair to' ' , Attu:ice the place with such prbeipleatiori r Chad they abaddonsd all their hospitaisalP ." ' • .14141 7 .4 L 11V7IWORNCA MIbFORD, NOV - AMBER a. Aviivat the Sandwith Packet, Captain Daft. JEMEINer from Waterfords Sailed the Leicester Packet,. Captain Salaam. STICIELS, for Waterford...a The Lightnien on the Smalls, in St. George's Chans nel, were this mornitig Minh of from that , perilous sit'tlation, and landed at Solva, near this place, by the vessel which attends that Light. It appears that the lanthorn, the whole of the breakwaters and floor. ing of the house, as well as the greater peat of the pirlars„ are entirely' gone ; and it it feared that the damage cannot be repaired, nor a light exhibited there* for a censiderable time, perhaps , not before the summer. They were plentifully supplied with pre, visions. •- , tattAltidlit lemmata et: Put in here E in4, reakYstate, the i l iSbOti pee. ket nonewellgrtini Plyaiduth, bound to NeWfciatid. land. Arri4ed a fevi casters, Tani aidthiiilfertgigti. A line-of:battle ship, 'With a brig a l tete pasted that port to-day , for the t astibirct—Mithe E. • PLYMOUTth NOVllNtlif.g. a .• • .; ArrivedtheDontefrigite, from FortsuicsitlrtQat Jose, :anew-of war, LOOS Kumar,. fsom. d Breen Gammas, brig of war. New the Beetwartir Tbi liAttrookt• ota; of w Bfrbif. Smotoetaoher mew in, but if sailed to the Eirstword , of Basque Anode' Arcividt the Aniekkan , vbfp. Nottfollt ifomite4 IMMO. MA the Fad ttiverefives. St. Petaiebursh,. Put it. tit* • • throw 4 wok hoe Gon teebelgb, with doer loss of UMW* )111411111411,1011111101111111a . , ',;,41