The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-22 00:00:00

NOV 22. illt• II "e• "t ; the luiter • ihser% e, .11 f3l*.M t, rtio.int tr -t. y, 4 ,• intr. la. Its , 'oarfoir's of hoot r %Orli .t Whioris k i oo;‘• 1:;i; fro ~ „o, u , e t ; • 1,0 0 r ,, 01 'o Kirov 1. 71 8 I, no . ru ,' fowl Su. leo% •In Kowv, Ito , nt 111 It' fitICS ; frrl n whynce• th• V. con CI • 1 ,, M o s isms is nut iffilltAry I)..Siti It, or th-it 110 stsst s ! import-once, si ce that town is bui mod . uh f riaticd • for 100 . tie pi en, , altewrd many ho antioved our eavul v V i e advtinced qn od f ea% koccrl in &mice f AreioN.vo, ..•T fl h• a nod nt Cos.aelo. th y wer •io 1 r a ••I`, ht rnri . the . % !w oe,' on tiorse h , CL. 1 to k Gino r vls Ii NI p.uk of art' lo•rN. 100 bag l ..ge walgtt . and 'wow w on• 100 pris nets. Kim! of \Tao! a, nionoorert ~or.r.intek,, with the ritir:issiers and eau iihineeia, anrt p..reeiem, / u enlition'• of ii.try. of too h it. ' ,l.s. tt bleb 'll' Ile' iy !lent to supoor. the 1w Cll:ll'.n . d St, briikt it, nod coo it , .• pieces G.. 11 T)t zr, A di.. 4 e-eateip to the K too, a brave oilieer wa k;ile,l ill th s cliarue, which li. tints the c The Veri Tiny has arrived :it Fotni.i.•bi.e. - • All the i•rill% is 171 inn eh. :11riss1,a1 the Duke ul lots rentait.ed sit i‘ltrocow, %111% a gar- The weather it; very fine, like thot in Frit-ee during Ocrobvs, pt r haps a little wormer ; but on rile I.t d f Nov. t. e nas expect cold. Every thing ioniLatt-i enlist think of winter gum teri t „our eavairy p a m er dioly require it —Tire ry r •treshed themselves at Muacuw, and are very well.—(Aloniteur, Nov 9 ) RUssIAN OFFICIAi. BULLETIN. iII'ORT FROM 0F•11111 t AFVI vf;ql , v TO MIS TXrpt I.vvey (It Plt I(*J.. 1:1"1 )I F, COMMA ND4It IN C 1111. 1 7, &C. P. 41 VD Ttiv 19111 orT. 181:!. " I Inv' the kininir t." nciraint y ti v ith the par ictihir% •itt the hol e ‘rstor , l ,in whic lit 41 thr e co! ps Inv order... lu ro:ci•nitetico t• c W4ll arrtingeit wilt. j.te Prince Maislid, I Irtt it)l rimmott e,tl Illy 17111 th > m nth, At hc ,, ell 'II 111 , * w:ten the 2Ji 4:11 cor2s w •re l lilt.. isi ted hell re• 1 iie is hl t'ic , iieks, motel Map r Geail al own Oriiiff Deni-ori twenty regiments of the i , Yaers„ awlrolls rogiaien. lilt first ciirps Lit med.., Al (rencial Moller 'Loki, We marched in ti roe to i um, the tir.t the C. •.; k•'. tinder Count Orlotf De 111 s• 11; NIL') the hvi II:v ro t i iti tit,. e,t Y gi•rs u ,'ter Baron Z 1.0 inekoi was direc.e I to potictr tie tete . left 11 ink of the enemy. Thr ‘contri cott•i•ted of the Criv corps e t lid antrY, hiittesfc lit Yioieis Ull le C , 10.1.* p ila lOW feld were from the stcond cnrp.i, itiolor Livut. Gencial lialsavitte. The 'brut col mot wee; molt- r the coniata• d 01. Major General C. tint St , ogainiti anel it hail two hatteiine ti tints, en,l two cionionnes of ho.ate ii tiler Colon O.e!er " Ihe enemy'. widettes w-re at a Qll•rt dta'ance.. when I ordered !inland to leave the w-orts w 1.4 eh he was po. r 1 tt ith hricade of ittixs ors. with hr slew of pr , ecti.:g the tour i'•-ce• tot arid!, ry which were wills the coleino of inluatrv. A. the saine• time !!.44 , e orders t I the coppriattilitil the tl.rernig tr.t'.t , to ti. e, a • 1% %Iggal to Genes- 41 tl. I)eti'zutf, to attack the. enemy in his rear ; :.1 the 'ante tw..11.9.1 Count T. 4 st,v i struethins to leave .the wo d with I.ur regimen..., to via pitro.•s• t rf jrtni•nl: tie troops tin ;et. ,(lei . arctorolf C., ditty as.lo o , r; t o r . w hi r l ) w to ass at in the attack wiliCh I had commence.. on Ow elomiv'. left Hank. •, i 4 We found the vocal% 111 b • th. itreay, in !ITT adv•int”7eows just lielnre the village of \ilk(' ft h... tti.der the etris.naint of his Al:.-, }..sty the Knig of N4! . .1e-, and pet tecil‘ prep-red t re..eire ie.. I' ttwii or.le ed one of the ir• I:1 take fir )s,,e-siiet Of the arijacr nt heights, a n ti for this pimp se, swum:l(d h', do det , el mem,. the art Iler)i advanced. A. soon us we It..rt tier lied the line of Wattle, the catiatioading on both side• took 14(41. and we hal the e to Ina'. lit the oi!-e!.. our gallant Itl rwle, liener..l Pak to, and his el-tack:tient devolved 1111110 r the coin oand of Lieutenant G. n. was sec.ind rank w.ih th:l dot ielt.ie nt " In the 'bean while rciatit lett the wood uith three re ginieittc Laving 44.11er , t of the second is ight on the le", sapteirteet Ity tlw batter tig train under the count) wit nl tienecal Taktuy, front war is the disrliarges had taken great elfect. Fut this dud ten contlime than hull an hour, before I observed in the rinks of the enemy a e.iii.o.terable ruovellent This inoveinent, 44t. •wsiened I.ritnir itio *action their two is front eVer% reello9, 1. 4 Count t havoig .4 4 e s. e I 4 40 44 the Frew h toward% the I. ti teti t.eireteuts of Cou•acks, had excited much Rhin/ " At I his fivonr Aide interval I Airde-ed tor divi.4 , 4 , 1 to advalee to the 1111 ; 1 Ni vreat inpiltit v. erred the res.ilt w .s, that the enemy was clove n trona ever te poa Ii Ai Ise hoot irec'upied : tif the Cumirieneentent of the action, Under tttce circumstances I con:ititrigi my 1.1 1)1) 1 ' 024 A to 729 h. I. ti fl, k t.ie enemy, in order to Joitt the I rce with General •). - • . . ' iii _tc e of erations T had le inn swilling of the ortfress of "11l 4) -lerimin, ►ln I 1 , (*soiled he %sari with Gen Doc or,iff, as the i f at•T of the en-iris still kept P•resessiatt of flee ver'e of the air.d• hich 's' ha p: s.ed. tn. thi , interval. 'y I -4ii dered the infantry to 1.:, , k ith 111 luiyf , mt.t who') thet, rushed in•o tti•O nehmenta, rid both the coin ns of wit ch the etien.f'‘ cc consisted hal , : flight, of one non ' , milli' wove escaped if the cavalry could lava been at 4• ti me e pa !rd in the ptitgltit. •• I ow hastened to the divition of General 11 , etoroff, who, as " Poseil. Was With C u n t Oster" an. and ' ordered Into its tike pits. -e%-t• it of H tit rut tieirlit which r-n to 1110 . eit the enemy by a -ross fire" taint 0. IY•niriff At lime attacking the lett fi ink of he emetuv, the formic of the d. v was complete, tha' wi.h the Vl4Ol number of troops I have described, I hail the honour of forcing •.lie army of the. Neapolitan King to a disgraceful diet, takilic one .sand •.f colours of the Cni rassieurs, s'B pieces of cannon, a great •:uantity of n, the equipages of the Kite., all the officers* 'off utter, and a prip - lijons %out v. We captured 1100 men in the fi.r 15 wersts. and am sig them is one GenerAl. and lv officers of the stAtf. Two thousand were idled, an 4 'he field was ittre,sed with the Neldesset Gen. G iri, Cap•ain of the King's Guards was ammo! the slat. , eisd his Majesty sent to request !its body. " T!..e intrepidity of 'lie troops is h•eyond id , praise. T myself received eontitsi. n whicti ohlierd Ile- to leave the field, but not until the elte• my was ii• flialit. but this riremust •nr e rend-rs me linable Irmo my owta nersoloil knowledge. to state the seqn I. I shall in/Orin on as soon n a , taissiblc of the merits of the offieers under my command, but I (*Win' t at present omit .to mention with aro nose. Nlaior-Gener Deitirdt, whose bray• ry confers the highest to tour on Ilia R Asian arms, and al-ft Prince Holstein oHetihtirg, %Ite. con vel ed In orders maid the do ntliful shower of the enemy. anti tinder Ins It'N 11 inooerliate inspee's that. coostrocted a battery', wl.ich einineutl) contributed in the suceeW of the (hi)." TREATY OF PEACE' BETWEEN GREAT BRI FAIN A:ND RUSqA. . , . TN THE NAME OF THE MOST HOLY ANT) INDIVISTELt TRINt ry !—His Majesty the Emperor of a'l the Russian, nt•d his Majesty the King of the United Kin dun of Great flit .in and being' equally animated with the d .sire of re est;tblishing the ancient relations of and' y and good understanding between the two Kingdruns rt. , pnctivelv, have flomi , tateff to th's effect, as their Mi:!isters Plenipoteueiary, namely, his Majesty the Emperor of ,kII the Russias, the Sieur Peter Sucht!len, Chief of Ow Deparfment of Engineers. Ceneral and Member of fl - le Council of S ate. Scr &c. and the Sieur Paul Barnn de Nicolav, , Gentleman f the Bed chamber, Sze. And his Roval Highness the Prince Re2ent, in the name of hiS Majeov, King of the United Kingdom of Eng'and and Ireland, the Sierir Edward Thornton, .Cfq. Plenipofenliary Com his Britannic Majesty to the King of Sweden. The said Plenipotentiaries, after exchanging their respecd tive powers, in good and due form, have agreed upon the following articles:— I. 'Flu re shall he between h;s M jes.v the Emperor of all the Ittiss;a., aid his Maje tv• the King of the United Kingdom: e,t teat Br a' .l and Ireland, their heirs and sue Less rs, and between their tong-lams and suoje , s - respeLtivey, a firm, true, and italticlable pea. ei and a .ioc- re and p_!ie...t.t union .itv! anti , c, so that, trem this inowtsit, a!I stiojects of th,,a,,rreinent that may haVe subsisted between them shall cea , e. I I. The set atinrs of arriit't and cntnmerrce between the twn entudries -halt be re-e4tablished ou ea.h side, en the footing of the most favour ed pi tioris. Lit, in reiintmant of the present r•-estahlisment of petice aud grind :otlvrstatlLtiog bet wee. , the two countrie , , y Pow:r tshats ever shall milt , - war upon his Imperial Majty,t) w or his Britannic M the two contract , og Sovereign, agree. to act iu stipuort of each for the maintenance an, i sect' try of t, eir , esin c r Itngclom- I V The two high contracting part es et-se, ve t.. then:selvcs es* tahltsh A ' , roper utt.,erstatt.iish4 and ajtistnignt. as soon as II •ssi.de, with te , pect to all ma•ters that ntay cotttxrh their eventual inteiests t , piAitical as well as commercial . • V . The present Treaty shall 1* tatilisd by the SwoVostostisl par% TI-IF, NATIONAL REGISTER.