The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-09 00:00:00

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P t i/Ci Ofs. i- ,;. kAaah..,ll e.dPERS. —or.-- TEIRVILENTE BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH ARMY. 1 11 ~ . . • sateLestatto, Ave.. 21.—1 t. appears, that in the battle. of Mohilow, gained over Prince Bagration on the 23d of July, the loss of the enemy has been-cos ' sidevable: we here give the report of Prince Ecknuthl respecting this affair:— .. 'The Duke of Tarentum found twenty pieces of cannon in Dunaberg in:place of eight, as had been annoupced. He obliged several ships, -laden with Fi nKti , arild , itorv..Fushurynquare.• , • - . • 1 , , Air. TPOLL, I more than forty thousand bombs and other projec- TO-NIORROW,Sent. 111, • i '.• ! tiii , c, to retire from the water. An immense quantity JUR HORSES, Carriatt, and liarnessitlit Pr*. iof ammunition was destroyed by the enemy. The petit , of a Grneleilta3!, 1v0..t.% no it::lsier ~,,,..„61, / yr 0 „,4,. , igragsain - 8 c of the Russians .in constructing fortitica -4;l2ol3.lllZlVValt:;4t.,.t;!t.emAtZ_ll,' I'l b !i•AP111 0 i riots is apparent iu the works •of .Thanaberg and - Nov be yiew.4l till 46•41:0e. Drissa. ate Sale 149% Tiaprmin,a, :ts One. , . ` pig Majesty gave. the command of his right to _ c .,/ , •• :, I • ..;..tt4VEsTNEN Is. . the. Prince of Schwartzeuberg, by placing seder M R. , . WILLTIVELUs Prospectus -of Freehold, [hi& orders the 2d corps.—This Prince marched I against General Tormaso ow , and met and defeated Cote ros. " Sa he s l4) ` , .. had trcr iA r e pii h risti i. : 4 ;4. l"l f e rre f e r f *l4 e,s i pe ei n b c y r, ! +:: rate ' his .. _ .. . .. .. . ...___ ._. ~' is i ,~~i he. E►tate Agnicy ()dice, Sot"ailt Sea Charatren, threndueedie orcei, Laudon. Mr. W. trap leave to obwrve. exclusive of several bemicial liatetiold and miter rftateb, he has for ante various Canal Shares, of the swat respectable dues, Shores ill Water Workf, improved ground Reutc, &c. tve. claimiug atteutiuu as objects of advantageouf iiiveftnicit. DAMASK MERINO FURNITURE'. MitDUDDI NG begs leave to 'recommend his eutirely new-invented DAMASK M ER ISO FUR N'- TURES, which, fir elegance and far thing yet introduced. The Inventor flatters himself that the very fctiliur nod agreeable lustre of dna st)le of Furniture, cannot all to insure general approbation. Mr. pudding hns abut to solicit attention to hi% superior col lection of new and choice CHINTZ l'U I TUR 1:S. which heft, determined to ail' on the nowt reasonable terms, as well as m. great stuoietry , of last year's Put le nit at very reduced p►ices. 4. New Runt( -■greet. f . ;, I ale Pita. anti:l:44ilr Will br vahli,hed t in Odartb.:nsien. didly printed ►y Ball:•n: var. prire Z'ten GuiuMy, hoards. ROKEI3Y; a POEM, in Six Capt.,. By WALTER SCOTT. li-y. Ednihnritt: : Piitited for 1.0116 , 11;111. 11r,t, Rtr►, *erne, and Brown, Pairtnnarr-row I and Jobs 11::11nai s AM to. On the 14 .if Septetober was poWiptiefl i arir• TO. X)Xii. of the TLET4OgIiECt of PRI -I.O9OPJIICAL, I+.C/tANIf 6 AL, CHEMTCAL, and .40R ICULTUif L KR' Di. Sold by Sher wood aw.),41.4. t'Asiorpooter-row ; and all other Booksellers. . .. • Also jltsfolthlittleed: with 'three Plater,)rice 9s. N 0.194, or it RKP Nltlf)ff. Y• of A 11111„• e. cord:doing. be" 44 "`arie 4 7 Qt. ft ' P etra . Mr. Coootnot Poirot for laffniug &war—Mt. fl•stii, for alfachille for Shenrinz Cloth— Dollood'o. for lespirficatfhtis Monocles— :4r. Milan, for OD Metals-ImA a heat of Palest, recently oh. tmorl. es Tfi • E i' '4.4•r.kr; ro ' R. WAGGON 11, Daly S. A R Ts. &e. C0L41.714 VS: NEW PATENT AXLE-TREES roy.l 111$X16111. :The .htlitiori!itnide the peculiar Proitritiert iiiiiiisinsotipp viz. ii ShiVigty, io,tbe Mechanical coiiiiiipte troo..tie mem' ken Wlrurto Arnow' u 14beel coaling of: and 211.11 i thillifoilibirMartibeill ib/Ille.neeitnne, and highly-pp- Irlred sokfueoubei s nic moot* nyplied,* ilb oil. Dion mai hr errutated that frier . ls wor k - mid those Who hnveitirin in use a.reri their be ova the itraght.kt diminished one-freortit. ben it it considered. that common A ale-trees We, in fact, rtinfeid hedges, insteitil'of bend etlin.ler, the fritti.,a lout be grew. so.neFinte inisnense t tied the enormous et peiice is gle:o.iN4 1:p airing *at L. a eisairination of the f.ii t. A tile-tree ;old Boa on IN- lire:3lloe i- Q.:4c in dis -I,ari trotubird dbiteosion• for rail, driiiiininatinn of cit. riager, for %hie'. of sine way be applaud to Witte of :neither, it; nay par, of the* itlibtor • s v heel riztit eon box wbeehnn this einutruct ion t rind a "0'12 , s laboorerput them on, wit Ate theft off, in a few nal- Wet. The Sudbury lets out from Mr. Glower's. tite C.c.'s Dragon ion, filthiringate—trtret, travrilird up. ear's of Tett Thennautl 114 des 'n hh iint4 idling* -Holy t from at 111 .'1) Per enrit:ince ulprw art ening", was toyed of vitiaely one-half the pri e of obese A ‘le-irees, isicterodent of •be relief to the hones. The adoption of this Irtyenfirin to RAI-road Viraggfin• in par vitinl&pciadtiee An lasstrose &twinge:la once °Wog venal.' terve them for half a tnear.at As the establishineiu for manolaiturinx there Axle-trees tind &flesh:4*e% intide'optin a very large and expensive wale. itd the prektb required very moderate. they must be paid fee The great utility of the liieestor's former Patent A:Fe-trees sad Rose. for Gentlemen's earriagra, stint be eAininted by the of there being upwards of Sis Tboasand HOW 142 \Wei (OOP Muria Hi. Quint Highness the ranee flei:ent, • Tl.e l'inseinhatnd PrineeteCharintte of Wales. 1 ter Dukes.of Yorh. ekoietteei rein, etrisherlattd.and Caro -1::111/4". nod the • yrnicfpal Nobility and Geotry of th e Volsci .n in;,4120. Made atal ftIA oily Mite Manetatt or, , 131Pido- rasa, Lava "l' . •*r 4 TDF. Guibt itEAttit pasted ilt•ontih a ionittitir tif PI / Mani, ind•nsperiettera it rapes 1 Pecedentedly gait, hileibern now reprinted with homy lar-'1 pn.eementt.titid it mny pe, puthitewee assertte, O Me! Owl,*,* : , 1441 c : 1 P u hli c ili nu to the in fimierni has ocyer primed in titin . ite Any itther4etegnage. The *rah and •rfetirniiil female —the y.ote ti who MOD* distulted. bit 'Miceli int fit on? lit Ce pudic er,n i t uod, it to ;ire divining wary di.nr+ deri iglasiehaPft.on wi lispulliv of the htnod—people of • m ater—sitittimts•perremas art a entailed and sedentary Ez" Ibsen tidlirted with getvmp it&illiaus hi enteral, will And Solomon'. Guide tit Health" a faithful rompatilne.,lll4"" : ainu4se 111 Short. no perinn who valets Ott n!- p ra t n sued iesit ssf lwalik wig be n alkietiesi withoni being l i n ' s `'°' 4 104 e Intl; twernio Ithetw o •eplenble. awl ispirterit walk eitio *0 inure." M wealtnedi aril deldlity with Whit+ "' - ` 6 " ore herein. lultlopos. and the mewl 0 , 1 nvorattoulo di e tit esi i umb . *rowan" mid .4r4titgilt, fully awl mg"' ply eMmtblMtrrtiM. ertsia Edition istrtehall whir tansty - witneilbler iwiPtiebneoht,' •,Aefliti from expistesiental tivintionyonediteetillniqd Wl ;mire the h ea lth ua4 effuse of all thuse,wbelithiczyniij o da " . 14414: . • •4."14 ; S s. l 4 .har ps{ oos S o ria* the Acid ii, *plot P i ikitAk ii roo ) . ••1. • ADVICE. ..._ . ......... WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the moot safe and certain meilstut of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sneers/tut resell of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOstS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure at the f Mowing the ,'hirer of their !indicator study viz. a certain Disorder, frequently tontrncted ill ft moment el intoxication, and its conciintitants, Stricom es and (fleets, w Melt, by all iin pr eyed plan, are speedily putt effectually cured; :salt' prtilitv, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long revidence in worm climate, or a secret solitary vice, too ofteli utillitypilV pursued by the youth of troth bevies; In the one cart, ing sterility, or barrenness; and its the other a n ttttt eraus train of• nervous diseases, w kith, if 0.4 timely remedied, terminate in impairer! and Consumption. lit that dist rersing elate of debili ty or deficiency, whether the ronsequenee of 'ltch haneflot ha bits, or Arising from any other canoe, by which the powers of the censtitittioo become enfeehled, as regularly educated Sur polo of 1 4 ,1)(11111 they offer a lido, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The resell of a long and extensive practice basal/Oiled them, by a superior method, to remove Vetwreal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or evert-be; mid lit recent Crises, a here an early application is made on disenvery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in t h e shod space of two days. 'Phi unprecedented success of their mode of tre.st meat (which hiss never been known tonsil In one sista* issinnte 'in a practice at fifteen I Part, during which period annoy ilsosehand persons of both sexes have been cored, even after severe and toindatts methods !sal been intrsuAd be ot:ier Prnctitioncrs Irlthout edict), induces them to thew publicly alrer their ad v i c e. 'Views. Gas and Co exclu.ivelv professing the care of thee piatirnity rt ,l llOloirdss in order that they may not be marked by a 'Menke,' few, with the obloquy so Justly tilluelsed 1.1 the loine,,at empiric, think it Ind justice to themselves to slate, shat ties iI:IVC her!' pt tired v elillf•tred and initiated inns every branch of the profe,-into (certiticate• of which, from different Hmiii tali, and tediononiatt from the most eminent Phy(lclms, they have to convince any itapirer), that the success resulting (coin their todravours first inditied them to quit the itractice at the gement Praetitioner, and they preSume that their pretew gone. evostitete is fair ground for the unpreeedeitteibeindidence with which they have, by time Public, beta so liberally his toured,' ' • Paden* in the Corm, ore frg.lleSted to slide the ;milieu lan of their nide, age, and manner of living, minting is Wa. Note for Advice and Medicines; and the saute will be forwarder ! id any part lof IlicKingdoni. 1 ri(ori and Cl).. Sitecentitt. Is. llnuserle-striel. Yleet.strer I - - - - • A CIIALLENGg. MESSRS. 'CURRIE and Co. Sar!, , eens, late in • hi. Albjesty'S service, chltlieuee the 'it sole world to prime a siagle rustnnee where their Medicine mid Method of Core laitift failed of the desired effect.. The priwlice of many velars in this portindar branch of their profe<sion has not given - tire Its sine aswucceseful case. 't hey continue ass direct their studies to the treatment and tire of V 1:N1'A:1;A I. COM PLA (NTS, nod that der:moment of the si stem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and *lustful effect• of a habit lan" and most unhappily' pursued lay the youths of lintb Petit,. Is the one it will lie foetid to he the unfailing 'mire. of Barrenness; the 'other lure its rivinges fatoliy developed to them Icy a r! , :‘- tressite,•, stow of debility, which, if not tunely remedied, fermi et toes in Impotence. These are it, remote said ultimate elks's; ~ l i il e ( „ ;! ,,,,,, i ,ti,m,, io,s of muscular power, nod various ner vosa. romplanas, homily charniterioe the earlitit filingra Of I this 1 solitary site I of person' laneiri.ising under disorders incident tw such a habit. their treatment is simpl.•. Joni has never proved, wt. suceensfid in the course of u lon i z, h.hori .... t, nod south eatcoded prorate,. lii the atrat ottqinate nod complicated eases 'ld Ye neseal infection, such as ithstruetiotts in the urethra, %missy et eresecuces, hard tuniours, callous ulcers, artiptiaus,.seustaal weakness, glen's, its oh* STRICTURES, i :i• • :-.. easy , whether remit tar of Loma duration, nod which how baddeit i b r skill of other praetiotiera, ore, by their pre.ent improved phut of treatowat, etrermally and permanently erred, without file ',pitiful nitre( tog toe evertictuting pain Mod alarming heniorrhajpe . which fregae l itl, follows the application of the ',mar caif,. lathe w years eour of twenty ea extensive pritetice in thi4 m etro palls, numerates Ca" of strictures have heed rad are daily vii.'` der their care t •the total eradication of which is egected by -At 1 v ife, certain, and espeditiaus triode of prectiew. surrior to riiis , ether yet ndopted . The weakness, rclairtiota, and debility ' proceeding from this complaint, Is !speedily seised, aildliet P eneus fv, , i.irrd to Pouted rind viKerovi healthy Out where tti l ., &hint, has for 'ern, e g Writ; a proper ptmeimaisce io their rot.,, mwative rramalier, atm, Ilie wilier. Yes Itelfisideitnived,. is-lo: div erse * 'ego itit,e , 4o , revive the slanalidllivapaikr ofi Wail and to re-aisimote ahe Coostiliiiion. .. . seve r al NaltUmen • l to fie:A..lllmi of ` the 'l/4 . respottitattty have hive souterwhe core of- Mows. Curdle mad 00. for tier*. lie .val of efiln4ajiii,i pf the . .preilit a, sock 0grr0.,011.4 : 4 sint hat lag received a'r cal sad . mi • l: - - - may he-Riatit , 11 ttiriai'. . i..g. sulierloilkoof =ogre Marty of these irilsri have years, and had tithe , sod tidier, ua Ilargrig e ulksaketi , by the apptieut 4%4 ssie *a • Patietes En i enifetey nr. ntthefr. toirrailittomd'aroceal a remittance Ina i nityi.— - ' given or sent to ray. ' civey so matalini Id may he la lded Taiga( Meows. Currie and the trentesfileticagy, N, Yoh Juneitumearatiat., , him on the 12th. lie lays th? highest compliments to the Saxon and Austrian troops. The Prince of ; Sch wartaenberg showed, in these circumstances, equal activity. The Prince has requested promotion and rewards for the Officers of its corps d'armee who have dis tinguished themselves. On the . fith, tl:c Grand Army was placed in the following manner: the P,rince Viceroy was at Souria with the 4th corps, his advanced guards occupied Vi legs, Pussiath, and Porulseh. The King of Naples was at Nikoulino, his cavalry occupied Lukovo. Marshal the Duke of Elchingen, Commanders, of the 3d carps, Was at Leozna. Marshal the Prince of Eckmuld, Commanded of the fast corps, was at Doubronwa. • - , The fifth corps, commanded by Prince PoniatoW. ski, was at Moltilotv.. The head-gcarters were at Witepsk. r I " The second corps, commanded by the. Duke oft Reggio, was upon the Orissa. The 10th corps, commanded by the Dukb of Ta rentum, was upon Donaberg and Itiga. On the /Oh o 12,000 of theenetny's cavalry marchty ed upon lekovo, and attacked General count Sebes. tiani's division, which for half a leaxue was obliged to fight, retreating all the day, fluttering and causing equal loss to the enemy. A company of voltigenrs of the 24th vegiment of light infantry, forming a port of a battalion of that .regiment, which bad been confided to tke cavalry to maintain a position in the wood, was taken. N 1 e had about 200 kil led and* wounded ; ,the enemy may have lost the same number of men. On the 12th, the enemy's artny- f having united at Smolensk°, marched by different points, with eqval slowness and hesitation, upon • Bureitch and Nadra. • Prince Eckusuld collected. all his corps to march against the enemy, and takevossession of Smolensk°, by proceeding thither by the other side of. the Borys. 'there. The King of Naples and Prince of felsmni►i set out from Leozna,aud marched upon the Burysthene, near to the embouchure of Beressina, opposite Klemirs, where, on the night between the 13th and 14th, they threw two bridges over the.Borystitene. The Viceroy set out from Soniag, and marched by Janovitsche to Rasasua, where he arrived on the General Count Grouchy collected the 3d corps of cavalry at Ragasna on the Nth. Prince Eckmuhl collected all his corps at Douhrouwa, on the 13th. General Count Egli threw three bridges cver the Ramstta on the 13th. The headquarters set out on the 13th from Witepak, and arrived at Resigna on the 13th. Prince Poniatowski set out from Alohilow, and on the 13th arrived at }Loomis°. On the 14th, 'at break of day, General Grouchymarched upon Leas. bri, chased two regiments of Cossacks from it, and there found the corps of General Count Nansouty ; sense day the King of Naples, supported by the Doke,of Lichingen, arrived at Krasnoi. The.27th, the enemy's division, consisting of 5000 infasstry,sopported by 2000 cavalry,and It pieces of cannon, ohs in position before that town. It was attacked and...forced in an instant by the Duke of F i lchingen.. The 24th regiment of light infantry at. tacked, the. 'rasa town of Krasnei with the•bayonet, with gold. intrepidity. The cavalry executed some admirable charges. Baron Bardisoult, General of Division, and. tine 3d regiment of chasseurs, distin. gulatied thenvielres. The taking of eight pieces oP cannon, 14 caissons, 1500 prisoners, with a field co. Terri ,with more than 1000 Russian corpses, were the advantages of the battle of Krasnoi, in which the Russian.division, consisting of 8000 men, suffered a loss of half its number. His Majesty, on the lath/Aid his head.qoartersat Kotronitaim. - • • - .ir) .0n the 14ti1, in the morning, the heights of Strio• lieltilto were commanded. The town presented to Our view an imeiontre of walls of 4000 toisea, ten feet thick ,and 25 feet high, intersected With towers; several of which were armed with cannon of 'a hoary calibre. • • percehied ad retraced keew that iill perement cute, rtquiwt limit reten-ntt; kit ottllitamery taridteces of Ore diiiove lipen the right lat the sad retraced rik-clutrie lam Cp.'....111 ar,tarataloa, ae d Borystheoe we percelvd .ilin liege bad cavorts from feet elpieoty t h e i r k s n u t elir ps tita g: t da he esti, ""li Nirr i o fa tan ced sta ab : " W ty e • knaw tint& the tart eYSleters. Name, fleitvitistrs. - tettliteitelicentir, lobo moon pantekozen that tea ehenlf• G•writit had geveivid reiterated"' iNe tv4l4r cAusar t won't nieces. ~ 1 colder. to gig. battieinti MT, Sotelenake. The Et.l (dairy sire nAtionaee to rare iha parkiAbiit • ..„. recom mit t ed the town, and placed his Anil lit' that li'atacral haw eklhriiiii: ate. ..,.....- r - fiikpetneeifijan watisitotgoooo o ntoo , 0; viefitton on the day ef. the • 16th. . Mamba% the L. v. t" . fhe 1 94 2° ":, TO "Pule Attilt- 1 ,a4Alshiapoi had the :left , leaning on, the flo.i, ' onlhi , adraßnmw ma. lac recto et rut.! be,prioge. of &kabala. tha 1 beadre, Pidest redraw faread#i !as. J• • I:.. 4 tnni i st a t : lTA *llo lVfgeir (11 ‘4 1 E rt .' I Ilehtigh ; the Gaardrweirelththed hum. L . •-. ac I• ' ar.11061.1.!5t Noll tha cestne , ; ,tha Viceroy ioi fame on the; : " 11/ 4 mlowilitinisoiifn liA) oi mod OliertnibtOlegok i lla -ewer *Awe* wr the Kin • of Naples, at the extremity` o„ tl,e right; tie. 1: kept Ablentes, with theSth corps, lost their e ay , and kad made a fake movement. 'the 16th, and al( of•the VAN wits Os' tied lit ob• serration. A fire of musketry *Ai kept up alnt4 the line. The enemy oecupited 'Stitisfensito witli 30,000 men, and the rentaitsdir 49 .Of their array wal , formed upon the fine positiOds i ti it fite right baek of that river, opposite to' tbeiestq, add eentruunicniing -by three bridges. Smolensk° is considered el a "eV 1 )1d . town by the •Rusllans, and tin , bul wart'of iiiiiiscete. On the 17th, at two its the ifiernoon, sappdstaig tthill the enemy had not debrinched s that they wit' . foitifying themselves in Vitadleoslo, and that. .:refused battle, not with:n*o;4g the order* they reeeiv i ed, and the lute position they misfit • hilre•bto reified, their right upon Smcdensko and their hit . upon the banks of the florysihen t e, that the - ifoirii" iii 7Getkerat.wanted restitution, `tine &sperm' inarch4d 'open the'right, and ordered Prints Pmiatowskl to . change his frdat, 'c lie right i*tidsanee, and to pfici " ihii right to the Bbrystbeite, ne , Copying One of lifb kultarbs by posts and batteries, to 'destroy the beidga • and intercept fr.he coinranuicatios of die town with tM right hank. . . . Daring this time P i rinee :of Eclimuld rkeieetr; orders to attack two of thg suburbs, *kid) the eliemf ' had intrenched 200 foists dibtautelkom the torrnil! : and whi'cli were each tielVistied by 't or SOW dui andbeary cannon. Generitl•C'uhnt Piiant had or: dois to complete the investment in %actin , hii right towards Prince Pottiatowski‘s corps,, aiti his tat ti ' 1. the tight of the attack made.by eho riitice of ikitia multi. At two in the 2 ftetindiAil . Cibitif 'ftruiere's division of cavatry,tfter having diiten away the Cob. sacks and enemy's cavalry, •i'pprottehed the bridge highest up the river. A battery of 10 pieces of ar. aititlery was established upon 'this ground, and fired with grape-shot upon that part of the eitemy'r army Which was on the right bank of the aver, mid quickly obliged the Russian Missies of hifantry Ito etracuati" that position. 'The enemy then placed tiro batteries of twehtf ; pierces of cannon in a convent, to atineithe battery which played upon the bridge. Prinie Ecltmuhl tete • ttrusted the attack of the tight suburbs to Coma 11110 rand, and that of the left, to General Count Gan: ;At three, the cannonade commenced : at half.ped (oar, a very brisk tire of musketry began, an vt tiv, the divisions of Morand and Guditi carried de intretiched enemy's suburbs with a cool and rare In. treoldity„ and pursued them to. the covered way, which was strewed with Russian dead. Upon one I left, the Duke of I.:lettingen attacked the positiort . which the enemy had without the town, leithd upon I it, and pursued them to the glacis. At five o'clock, the communication of the town with the right bank became difficull, and could only be accomplished by isolated men. Tliree batteries df breaching 12-pounders were plated against the wailset six in the evening; one byFriant's division; rand the two others by Morand end Gudiu's divisione. We drove the enemy from all the towers by howitzers, which played upon them. ' The General of Artiltery, Count Sorbier, rendered the occupation of•thecovered way by the enemy im possible, by two' entiriaded batteries. Nevertheless the enemy, who, ftotn two in the afternoon, per. cared we had serious intentions against the town, sent twoalivitions an& two-regiments of infantry of the guard to reinforce the four divisions which were iii the town. These united farces composed half 'of the Russian army. The battle continued the whole night ; three breaching batteries played with the : ut most activity ; tit o companies of miners were at tached- to the ramparts. The town was now on fire in the middle of a fiat August night. Smolensko offered the French a spec- tacle similar to that which lin eruption of Nowlin presents to the inhalitants of Naples. An hour afterit midnight the enemy abandoned the town, and retired • across the river. At two o'cick the grenadiers, whir. first led to the attack, no longer found resistance.-a•' the place• was evacuated; 900 pieces of cannon, and: one of the first towns in Russia were in our power, , and that too in sight of the whole Russian army. 'flurcomhat of Smolensk°, which we might justly term a battle, a hundred thousand men having been engaged on the different sides, caused the Russians a loss of 4700 men, left dead on the•-field of battle; of 2000 prisoners, the greater part of which are wound.' ed; and of 7to 8000 wounded. Aanoogst the dead were found•five Russian Generals. Our loss amounts to 700 killed, and 3100 or 3200 wounded. The General of Brigade, Grebouski, was killed; and the Generals of Brigade, Graticijeatt and Dilton, wound. ed. ..All. the troops have rivalled each other in intre pidity. The field of battle has offered to the view of. '00,600 pehons, who can attest it, the sight ofetais French corps laying upon the dead bodies of selevii'• • or eight Roesians, meanwhile the Russians were rob' teeted by the musketry fire from their trenches durst ing a part of the days of the 15th and . On the 18th, we established the bridges over thee Boryothene, which the enemy had burnt, but did not slimmed in quenChing the dre, •whichtconsuniedt the tow niatitil 'the dare( the 13th, the French 'sappers'. having.viorkod with great activity. ' The bootee hi the city were tilled with the Residue, - dead iind ft. inv.' . . • .- .I.t ..: . , Or 14dirishant whfeh 'comps:bed the' Grand • Rohn' situ AnnyOriew *widens have been broken and de.‘ fasted in the Combats of Ostioviny, timber.* beet .witli` the IMMO fate biotite battle of Mohilow, and sia iw Ns beetle of .Smeitesske. 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