Star. — London, England, 1812-11-28 00:00:00

FANtgri P4PERS. TWENTY-SIXTH BULLETIN Or THE 1 GRAND ARMY. '' lionowsk. Oct. IS. ‘ 8 After the bait* of ideepra, General Kutusoff poi a position a leag u e in ioTaisg4 of Moscow, hp itablishi4 several'xedonbts to defend the town ; hi PPaipined- there till the ljst nicMent On 11/. 14# 1 ; ept I" ' . ea - Ler, seine the - Trfttrlt . artny trial - dill:4111# Aril, he t0 .,e 0i . : his laibilitien s , e n d ivicliated*.posl-- .a•• gas sing ' go Jerpi44 'lrough ae c,i).rMtt 114 1 *-4 01 44brtakhalf-past nine 4113f1 . thst*Orning. 10ersidvassced guard rasseci through a s Sir" .. .,..afita` 4 . ,*"•' ' - ' g 4 . , . . 1 : The of pirialitTit . thg: fcßtisiap rear # o ‘o. e d.#:triNalred r . t04 1 40 1 e 4 1 , th e -cit y Trithquc firing;. 41aukvaliqvrod tiiN hubio do grotolio. the ,eanaille, armed by the Governor, 113,0 e -a resistaace 1 L; and were irnasediately dispersed.' T om, 0):811014. PAP i,sian rickert itiiiitifte siesit and ?Wowing days Col. rted ill thtO, tit* which 'dry were brought try : eir thirst for giader4 thpy went-old and good sol. -piers; they angereetedlthe instoberofprisoners. .1i Oa tbis'isoo6ttitod,;(tib of September, the , II , .... !!aSsia 0 ReAes t a_ l ..°94 l ßailsr.u.st- . k Yea= guard, said ,thatthpy shotddfire tsti longer, that they oughs to fight no ;m4P, anCtalised much aholit peasta.'` -146 411 arched upon the road of Kolostma, and Or it* Played guard placed itself Ave leagues litoskistiskwa Ira the bridge of the Moskwa. ' During this time,' She Russian army left the 4olomna road, 4a4 - took that of Kalouga, by cross roads. He thus suede the lag tour of the city at six leagues distance. ..f , , . . '.4g The wind carried thither clouds of flame and 03* * tt. This istacch, af.cording to the state. *Ass" of *Russian Officers, was MOTS and cell. 'OOP :paseissiternation filled thPir souls ; they assert, that 'Meets and soldiers were so penetrated; that ibi r oo: i iiphi v 4l iikilicit tee* throughout ill t he . • . .: • fas s iA SndlikAg PFo a rf• - ' - . . e , 4 Wt. tilliol4 Pfes*Tad the noT9kr7 The Duk' o€' If* *arched to Diana, *die call cif observation.: . a. The King or Natibis, at rat, followed the email op, F J I,and afterwards marched upon their rear, llsreateising tO:q4111CO3 off from the.ialouge:iemoi.: „ AltbnuAth'ibf King only had ' with him the advocated Iguanit Ibf a c . l l lo9r 0111" . allowe d themselves time to' eiaemite the .entfeachmeut ,they had constructed, aid marched 41 leagues is abixsat,. after a glorimo l battle for she advansad placard. , .Ir9friatgrSk) took a position behind the Nara, 3t the c;4lalluenc . e of e s ! -Ohor.ral riston. hoeing, on the 6th October, gone to the. Rnui.ao head-quartets, the .coninsunica tions were relitt.lblished between our advanced posts and thbe. 4r-akg env. _ who, between themselves,, agreed not hvettackesbli ether without giving three k.urs notice ; bet Op. the 128th, at 'urn o'clock iu the morning, four theasend Cossa c ks came otitiinat a wood, situate Within anno.;; • sho4 of General tiebastkani; forming the t eitietne left 4f the advanced c°4 3 4 , occupied nor{fit red' aesksy. • 7 " • . Is P r OCX 4!**ln ttaFkgpQp t is 11 4bt 474;1 nt st iiT . whewthey, wtrenn foot at the distribution of ni4 5007 could not form I)pt at a suartatotaleagne at. farthest. Whilst the enemy penetree4lll !toll; a park of twelve pieces cannon, iiertissinty Caiisons of General §ehastiani, were, taken , k ravine , rith baggage waggons, in ini9ltrT 30T1 a l l 1• 5 . *!'4ggeet instead 9f. !Ns at ltated.in.thelast.Bisiletja. 10- At the same tiltie t : the tpetny's tesollu Favalry, and two tolnixins; infants 7- penetratedinto the bar' Ttier"h4edin.gain the 1094 and the defile 0 F IktoPfb W 0 befgto Pint pf Ni l*le wsa there.4e was on kombeck : He marshe4 and nitrated the Russian ling of cavalry hit= of eWef Te , different 9b9tges: .119.Pe!teiTfd Ole_.sliTieb* ofsa eneroes battalions , copmaandek"by k.ieuteptuit nerol Muller, charged and penetrated it. This diyi sicn was massacred- 7 -Lieutenant.General woe, , killed; whilst this Was passing, General Poniatowski ' anciessfully reps lsed a Russian division. The. Polish pepend, F 40 4 1, .*as by a ball. fs The snemiliet. only offered a loss superior to pu ", o u o i4v the slt.itutof having violated the tface sonaltoiodahotJOcal.,the .advanced guard; a thing hardly ereednise...• Our loss spoilt: to 80Q men in .killed; woundid, and taken. That of tits .enemy is _double : Several 'Russian officers were taken; two of ;their Generals were killed I on this day the Ring of -Napkts has proved That presence of !!iiod t v al our , and e knowledge , of War can effect. lit 4=014 .throtighont ca . unpaign, this P4hata, b abews him Self Wocihy ektlie supreme rank is Irldtilt fir is Placed. ..loweyee, the gMperor wishing ttildilsk the enemy to evacuate his intrenched camp, and drive them 4111/g4F1110121444:0. in order tp,ht abkar. to countries chseen for: !,.1 s lrib ter vArtsnono.accuany.peep s p f ry to!), ocenpletquse P! e"9" 144 9: 91 4.• eocti, ph 4, 1 Onlefed Geb-o!llLaiiiriliebi*tk his e4Y.9944/9406 I= Wee:WOO - 1 7 'e 4 1 9 of .Wibkowei gtr C l in 4 1 4 e* . l'e gs lll ,P o net be liereoieeci.' i' After M oscow haft t eased to eatistothe EaVeisr. 4b*O4fleil ei## t b .4 3 99d9e 'O4 heap rbioßa Pr only Kr is 9 0!It meP . ; !OR, ISMAN fille, 41/WO4 :PP 11 ° 1 Jedr4 ''• • 'stiliciently Wog to be abandoned fat !miff er thirty days to its own forces. It would hate creak cued and incommoded the army in its moventeuts , •Iwithout giving a great. adyantage. If we vidoed to protect Moscow from the beggars itn4pNoderitsll VOAOQ MCP would hive bean necessary, Moscow I 4 J at present a truly uni!ealthy and impute.sink. A pa pulation of 20e,009, wandering is the nilghhouring woods, dying with hunger, come 4. them pin!, to seek what - remains, and vegetables ? in the gardeoh to support life. It appeared useless to compromise 7 suy thing whatever for an object 'elicit was of no military importance, and which has now become of no political impoxtanCe ! 411 the magazines which were in the city having been carefully examined, the others emptied, the gmperor caused the Kremlin to be mined. The Puke.of Istria caused it to be blown up at two o'clock, a. m. on the 23d ; the arsenal, barracks, magazines, all were destrOyed. This an..' cient citadel, which takes its date from the founda tion of the Monarchy, this first palace of the cum has been destroyed. a The Doke of Treviso has marched for the IN reja. The Emperor of Rossies. Aide-de-Campo Baron Winaingerode, having, on the 22d, attempted to penetrat9 at the head of 500 Cossacks, was ro : puls,ed and taken, prisoner with a youpg Russlaii officer, named Narisken. On ale 19th, the head-quarters PM in thO .pastle of Troitskoi ; they reipained there on the 20th. Qn the 21g they were at Ignatien ; the 22d at PP. menskol, alltbearmy having made two flank marches, l and the 2311 at Borowsk. The emperor reckonlypop marching on the 24th, to gaip the Dwina, aid tail* a ?osition which will bring him within 80 leagues of etershurgh and Wilna, a double advantage ; that is to say, twlntlf mar c hes nearer Os means and his object. t , Of 4000 stone houses which wets in Moscow, not more than 200 remain, : It has been said a fourth remained; because in that calculation 800 chnrches . were comprehended, a part of which are undammped : ei&bt thonMnd houses of wood, surly fcre,kut. ; dre4 sustain. " It wis proposed to the Emperor to horn what remained of the city, to treat th e R uss i ans i n t h e i r town way, and to eNtend this measure round Moscow. There are 2000 village and as marry country houses and chateaux. . " It was proposed to form low columns of 2,000 men each t and charge them with, burning every thing for 20 leagues round Moscow*, :That will learn the Russians, said they, to make soot according to rule, and not like Tartars. If they burn a village, or a house, we mist mate them answer for it by hunt ing 100. . The Emperor refused to allow these measures, ,which would haie aggravated the misfortunes of this population. Of 9000 proprietots, whose castles would hive been burned,,-one hunched perhaps would have been sectaries of the Murat of Russia, 114 1 'B9OO are brave men, already tpo nincii the victims of_i some wretched men. To punish oue hundred guilty persons, 8900 would hove hem ruined. We must ,add, that it would absolitely have left without re. sources 200,000 poor boors, innocent of every thing. 6 4 The Emperor, therefore, .contented himself with I ordering the deilruction of the citadel and military , establishments, according to the usages of war, with ,out doing any thing to ruin individuals, already too ' lunhippy by the consequences of this war. f 4 The inhabitants of Russia do not recollect such a season as we have had for the last twenty days. it is the sun and fine days of a journey from Fontaln.l •lileau. The army is in an extremely rich country ; it may ba compared to the best in France or Ger.; many."—(./lignireer, Nov. 16). TWENTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE G gA,Nia ARMY. " Vereja, Oct. ff. el On the 21st, Princogossiatowski marched upon Vereja. 7' The 23d, the army-Ina about to follow thli movement, but in the afternoon we leant that the enemy bad quitted his entrenched camp, and was on march to the little town of Malioardslayitz. It was found necessary to march after him, and ob. struct his intentions. The Viceroy received orders to march. . 2,4di, to the Alm et hhoteelsts. At me in the lientning, 6000 Couacks, who had stepped into the wood, untie a genera) Injnzi in * rear of bis posi t*, a took six piece' qfpannon !Web were pe*ed if The puke of Istria fet off at a gallop with all tilt horse guar*: this !lord was sabred, driven back, and forced into the river; the artillery it had taken was recovered, and *eves* pf his waggons were cap tured ; 600 of these cossacks were kiUed, . woof nded or taken 10 men of * pm!, were woußdsl, and three killed. • • - a Ti` geafrai of 4.lina AMP,. ilk a horse killed under him ; the intrepidity of which this General bas girl= so many pepoti, 'salesman every occasion. At the commenpeinent of the charge, the Cossack oE6c:recalled the guard which thp, 'man !!e,Teo (ftrafffelf 4 tfiir./ Panic it Thi mit jic General ofDrwani t ;etp i rt, distinguished him. *if ! At eight o'clock, order was re-established. 'f The Emperor marched to 111 . 41oiardslatit* re connoitred the position of the enemy, and ordered an attack for the next morning ; but in the night the enemy retreated, Prince Eikmuhl followed him for six hours. t , The Emperor the* let him gq, and directed do movement upon Vereja. • ' " On the 26 t 1 e beaoiParten wit,* &row*, and • 4 on the 27th, at Vereja. " Prince Ecketuhl is t tp.night, pnrowsk ; tbe Duke 914,1chingen at Mojaisk, 44 It is beautiful weather, the roads are excellent; it is the end of autumn ; this weather will last eight days longer, and at that period we shall have arrived in our new position. In the battle af•Maloiardslavitz the Italian guard ditinguished itself. It took the position, and maintained it, • gg The (eneral Baron Del;oris, p distinguished Officer, was killed with three balls. Our loss was 1500 men killed or wounded, that of the enemy is 6 7000. We found on the geld of battle 1700 Rus sian:, amongst whom Were 4100, recruits, dressed in grey . jackets, having hardly served two months. • 'lt The old kiwi!" infantry is destroyed ;--tiro iitssian army would have no consistence hut for , the numerous reinforsepents of Cossacks recently, arrived from the Don. Well informed persons as-I sure uh that in the Russian 4nfantry the first rank only is composed of soldiers, and that the second and third ranks are 6110 with recruits and militia, and who, notwithatandin the promises made them, are incorporated. , g The had'" . Generals killed. .usstans three . Ge neral Count Pine wa., slightly Founded."--(Moli. Sher, libmander 17,) PARIS, NOVEMBER 21, News has been received from the Grand Army, under date of the 6th November that his Majesty j.t4en had his bead-quarteg at Michtehovsk, and eon timed ep enjoy the very best health.,—(Jouresi de l'.Noofro; Nov. 22.) Noveszapt 2S.—The last accounts from the Grand Army are of the 7th of November, The movement which it had commenced was continued with the most perfect order. Ihe Emperor, who continues to enjoy the best health, - is expected at Smoleaskoou the gth.—(JourealdePEsepire, MT. 24) THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ilk - GLORIOUS INTELLIGENCE ? mom RuipiLliz TWENTY-SIXTH iais TIVENTY4EVENTII FRENCH BULLETINS: • , BONAP4RT2 is fight i ng DlSlfily MIS of Rings, inch by inch, and the retrograde tamer of his miser able banditti has been marked br every horror, which a warfare in such a country as Russia, at such a season, and with such followers at their heels as the . exasperated Russians, can Create ! On the 19d: October, the Emperor of the Incendiaries guinea. Moscow—on the 27th-only he was able to retch Va reja, a distance of SO miles—ter. miles a day !-..w015. derful expedition ! But we forget ourselves---the 27th Bulletin gra*. tells - 27th peon the _ . October t "It is beautiful weather, Deleon's division arrived on t he 23 1 /, at s i x i n , roads are excellent, it is the end o f autumn , t hi s the evening, on the left ba n k, too k possess i on of the,* bridge, and caused it to be repaired. In the night' weather will last eight days longer, and ardrat period between the 2sd and 24th, th e R uss i an di v i s i on at. we shall have arrived in our new p os i t i on ."—Oh I Lived in the town, and took possession of tic heights happy Russia, to enjoy such a climate I Henceforth let no traveller, no geog r aph er , no a l manac k ma k er, on the right bank, which are extr e m e ly a d vantageous . 94 On the 24th, at day-break, the battle cont. be believed. winced. During this time the enemy's armyap. I PONAPARTBPS Bulletins are the most authentic *do ii cuments we can peruse on the subj ect . o f R uss i a . — !ared quite entire, and took a position b e hi n d the ' loom. The divisions Deleon, Broussier, and Pino, . With such advantages in hi s f avour , who cats believe :otpd the Italian guard were successively engaged. 1 that his ihandonment of Moscow WAS ill act of no. sessity ? No, gentle. Reader ;h e IS - merely changing Ig- This engagement does t h e greatest bonou? eat '4he Vicerory, and the fourth c or p s o f t h e 21 ;pr - his position, and his army is deliberately promenad- Two-thirds of the en em y' s army ware engl..l. to -ibg towards their winter-vas:tem in review order 1 rd spiptain his position ; but thi s was in vain tee 414 t i l.. 4 we are attacking. an authority which s et a a 4, pelts wastake9 as well asstht hfisfifs. : . thrwiegy . t rely g! all time', all matins elk" at ..., , E The enemy retreated so precipitately, that',, site shall so fat flaw his man* as to VIP*: 'Pb!igccl. to. throw ip pieces of o n ;i non i ato — d m il: mei" with his Tvecutpeeventh Bulletin. It relay: '' . Towards nWit, ldarsbal Prince Ecknsolsi d e . I raatit recordsa series of Brit gloripas viciosies o6• *wiled with his corps, end all the army was in bat. - Pained by Of Russians ow: the Films* sobeerpit pe with its anti pay on th,il \ sth, in the position vililt4 , to the 14114 the slaT on which itoutt was defeated. lie enemy o c cupied t.htitial; Irk" , i 'Pq the4l List ?thifePC ll4l4l l" * t•icuetated re The Einpatoi m o v e d !As lwadivoofs on thl Pole; 2 . o ved ) 1 011 Verts t ,A d a MI4 4 .Ad N. „ ... .. . . . . . . . . guard—(ly own cops seems to have been put nearly herr du combat on the 18th.) On the 23d, themain bo t h. was about to follow* him. BONAPARTE learnt, haw, ever, that the Russi an army h ad determined to . tercept his advance to K in alouga and Tula, and w i t h this view had moved to Malord`awitsck. Thi s d er . terchas manoeuvre of the Rtesians retarded tit. of the French army, and forced it to come to a gm, ral action at the last mentioned place. -IClf this affair pre know nothing as yet t ex tele through the medium of thr French Bulletins. Th l scantiness of their details' convinces us that t I' . Ir k one of the most brilli a nt vi c t or ie s ' w hi ch the Ruelevi ever achieved: • -• • '" .•+ ft is admitted that the 'Russians toot pOssession e r the heights which commanded the town, and whi c h werels elAremel, a4ealnegeoni:' 'ancl"ureic a,-q, i aPPeereo € ol re." • On-the 84th, at day-hiteak, the battle connienatl ...and the ItOsEiERS WV; of maiiiiiii4riven from di their positions, and threw 20 Pieces of cloooa 140 the river-o-retreating with unusual precipitak e4 in this way they are pleased - to dismiss the Rosie, army, but in wlmt direction it retreated we are aot told —for the best of all reasons:—not a sing/thencb. man durst follow them. On this battle Inhale mai to remark, that if the French had geisedit, th e , would have occupied K a l oega and Tala—fetup, for the winter; —they have now been driven qaem Ocaolensko o where there are only about 400:0 cok t seeks and 100,00() infantry ready to receive then, At Malordavitsch, where it would appear Buse PARTE di4 not venture to Writ himself in MIEN Cossacks were prowling about in search of the sari( 'rite which rtareer has told them is pow 111 9 1 AA: The cowardly rrince of the Assassins, eltlata usual foresight, removed himself and his Willi tern t o the village of cahmodniit on the 246.-14; us now present our readers wit* lg. OWO aecm 4 the glorion; enterprze, which had ad less for ject than t h e salvation of the World! The the fifdl aft of this droio Peobabif be still* lensko. “ The P.mpero; moved his heodlossters coi the 14th meg village of GhOrodnia. At seven.in tM morning, Moo Owed" who bad stepped lout tie wood, mods a geperal booa huh, nq of his posinen, and took sig pieces of cannon !ath wsteroe4 —The Dukc of Isuis set of at 1 Oil with all the honegsmis; this horde was sabred, ¢rives biat bite *fin the artillery it bad taken wsw Terrnareill Nod "MI al* pip %P m " wer e a f terd 1 "0 there 0 1 .0 1 4$win lAA dcd, es tflia4 Po of ill! IMP* In" ""4"4101 SWN "111 " The Ognsed of Division, Cowit amp, bad a bap}NN under him. The kitsegadley otwhreh ells thineral In girl as many pooh, In Amity eel every socaslon. At ill Mid** meet of the charge, tbarCownsk Oikers maid the peido, ut they remembered (*weave ?Ms lOW PI Major-General of Dragoons, Letort, phslotplhOblailit fight 4414 I nk ! , Tim re4M . /Fithie The Twpnly-slith BoAkitia l the Twenty-seventh, is Suit so-liniOrptni' .. tt torical narrative o€ the events tholtionFrigo the seizure of Moscow, to . ita Soar evaciation ache}` accounts very fairly for the mentinem of the prep* Ling six Bidietint.: The fact is o that the French lead*, rhas been so bewildered since the 6oflagrittkpl s( Moscow, that his fatuities were ineoMpeterit to, t , task of preparing a Bulletin t : 7 witness the chapter al accidents pct forth in the Tweatiatb. 'pat #11 ; affair of the 18th wee - a , complete 4effat it 4 I ke French, wf think, ie evident from the confessing ' ib! Twenty t sixth, for ;oily Tionld tba I:resilk t o the subject again! ; Tl>i rot* the I :* 4cCordiek tq their former atatathe.nt*A s. end Of than. . • • . • • 6,- • .ittas_humanity of-Acaresmax, in not beiniegiii4 nspgdsed of Moscow and dr'sorrounding Alsoc i highly izcolled in the T'SeentPaiath 01 4: rious hlutiapitt But - it wee - pot 4Loglith! . dilillot rested; fat be lift his own sick and wounded 10100 Om to the mercy .of If the osiim i t tu t 4r.s, this term we presume be means tustigmada*tbk lent and virtuous Roezorsenta 7 Ve same "Mil be handed ,down to posterity .scowled no VT and honour. . Two short gni*, is - the Nig' Papal 10110954 the intelligence fires the French artarle, the „ . 1 4 4 November. On the 6th, the liipmen chousk, 'and on the Silt lie was to be at Siooksehell where there would be another drendfni 1 1 34 reer i e nary battle, ,and where the vieetebl e wasaiai._, larely Will not be suffered 'to inini; ~5 10g rile" The Cossacks site e 7017 shilk •Prollk -4 91 111 ,• • whole line of his tetin.tt • . .13etweetk Smolensk and Vitas tieksm he id* . dently directing his march) the distameeLSalkoilt* miles--if he be permitted tO Move as rapidly !Or' i bas hitlierto dene o his maecli,AikeeeoPl * lt • 1 -50daire—he has Kviiisopo w*y In his 1,1 4... r., rather 0* *ail* ; Px.anoireo trithhise.Onsk4 o ". tip immense armies of fitectribraiiitik, 4itettly in his frost'; sjad the Werra**o.4 is o n l ehP.ll o ,aa. af, oar OA • In abort vu me no imenelo wry. 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