The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-16 00:00:00

THE PITATESMAN. IMPERIAL PARLIAVENZ ..adill." - ' HOUSE 01' lA)E.DS, Die. Toth Apprel• " The East Lona Corap.tny r. Antrebbe end Misers," Alr. Adam was heard for the Appellants and Mr. Richards fin. the R<noudrens.—Fur, her hearing smanurrow. The Sugar IltewinA Bill, and the Starch Bill were read 4 third time mid rtivwd. Mr. Richman. from the Customs, preseoted an accdont cif Town( Otkees pho I ished i that department. :sot appointments to eln the Wittier of such Officers; aid Mr. lluichimott, from the Bank cif England an account of Bank.autes in circulation. which were ordered to lie on the table, and the latter to be printed. On the matron of Lord ERSKIVE, the further cotteideration of the Banbury Peerage vra► hand fur the third Tuesday, after :the Races; and that of the Stalliird reeroce, on the motion of Lord IVA LS( , for the second 'Tuesday, GOLD COIN HILL The Gold Coin liidl, and the Jaamico owl St. Domingo tercoarse Bill were brought up from the Commons by Mr. WA in,-ton and other Members, aid read a fi r-t time. Tlw (:0111 t ' Bill ww , on the motion of the Earl of LI otroos„ oriferedwehe printed, and IVs LorthilliP gime no tice of his intentiois in ;wore tor Nevoid reading of it on Thurs., dog, for uhich day tlw Lords were ordered to lie sammoped. Adjourned till to-morrow ttbildaY). DOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Low th...r having been elected for the Borough of Cocker mouth and County of t'umberbiatl, took his seat tor the latter. A new Writ wa. ordered to be issued for Cockertanoth• Sir Howard Mottoes! it and Mr. H. Isweelles, took their places fur Gloucester and this Cottaly of Yolk. A /sew Writ was moved for a Member to .serve fur Ennis, ia the room of the lion, James Fitzgerald, who had accepted the other of Eschwunr of Monster; awl for the Borough of Peters. held, in the room of Mr. Conning, who had been retarded for Liverpool and Sligo. A Petition against Catholic Emancipation was preseated from the Clergy and - Deanery of Bristol. A Motion was made for Copies of Letters between the Mays finis of Buckingham and Lord Camden, relative to theiralfer to give up a part of their salary as 'fellers of the toscitequer. Reports of the following Bills were brought op, and ordered to be 'mid a third time tii,mormsi a—The 1$ est India tadomnity Bill, lord Wellington's Annuity Bill, toe Exeheqiier BBL Bill, Spanish Red Bill, the Malt, Rice, mad Pistlllery ?raid, baton BHP. The Re, ort of the Committee of Supply was read a second time. Mr. PEELE moved that the Report of the Committee to Ea. quire into the State of the Schools in Ireland, be Drought sp.-- Ordered, The House then adjourned. GOTTENBURGII WM. GOTTENIBUSGH, DEC. 9.—We continue tai receive most gratifying iiitelligPrice from the theatre of war; the following is the substance of the latest news re. ceiv et! :-- BANKRUPTS. .1. Cook, Fenehureh-street, stationer, to surrender . Dee. 22, 26,-Jan, t i, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Tokouhouse )ard, Lothbury. It. Cropiey, Norwich, shoemaker, Dee. 31, Jan. L c 6, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Attornirs, Messr.. Biciudd and Birker.tetb, Norwich ; and Messrs. Bleasdule, Alexander, and Moline. Ne.. Ann. C. King, Brist 01, cabinet-maker; Jan, 1 1 _2 26, at the Com mercial rooms, Bristol. Attornies , Messrs. Viz a ard and Hutchin son, Lincoln's Ina; and Mr. Baynton, Bri.tnl. it.. 'l'. Hunt, Great WinEstrect. Lincoln's Inn - fields, victualler, 1/..c. 19,22. .lan. 26', at Guildhall. Attoraey, Mr. Sounder., Upper Thametwerret. F.. lagall, Great Russell-street, linen-draper, Dee. 19, 26, Jan. QS, at GuiWkall. Attorney, Mr. Collins, Mitre-court, Temple. J. &lyre. Paradise-street. Rotherkithedmuse-carpenter, Dee. 19, •2`.1, .' an. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Red Lisa siren, Wapping. J . Jones, Commercial-row, mariner, Dec 19, 29, Jan. 26, ag Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courtren, Walhrook. J. IL Fort, lii.hopsgate-street, wool-dealer, Dee. 19, Jan. 2. fC .at Guildlsall. Attornies, Messrs. Highmoor and Young, Ba.'.onsgate.on•et. S. Wallets and T. Attwood, Oldswinford, Woreestenblrc, ar.vil-makro, Jan. 6,7, 26, at the George 100, Rewdley, Wore c.stersltire. Attorney; Mr. Roberts, Siourbridge. J. Arnold, Itztwstonc-strect. Brompton, carpenter, 17er. 19, 26, Jam. 2i, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, lilessrs. William. son and Kiloliter, Clitord's Inn. I W. Wilkes. tinfolk-street, Middlesex Hospital. tailor, Dee. 19.26, Jan. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. blousfield, Butt writ-reset , Fleet-street. Y. sutterhy, Tution.aimet. carpenter. Dee. 19, 29, Jeft.**- at Goildhail. Attorney, Mr. Pcstan Furalval's Inn. W. Geklart, titioderland, botcher. Dec. 99, .lan, S. vd, at the -- (Inlets Linn, Sunderland. Attornirs, Mr. If ilson, Greville- areei. listioe.gardeni and Mr. Hines, snnderland. , OFFICIAL ACcOnsiTs PROM ST. PETtilitTitGll 2 07 NO -1 . :'ll'l 'Ann. Boston, draper. Der. 2s, 99, Jae. 26. at the vzsinen 21. PP .rock !La, Boston. Anomie., Mr. Hollway;Boston ; and " The Field-Marshal Prince Kutusow reports to If[ ~,,,..,0 1 1 :1, ,,-, and caskill, Holborn -court, Gray's Ina. C. Grill, Duner.enurt, Mineintlane, merchant, Ike. 19 i . his Majesty the Emperor, under date of the 13th of m Joo. 2. 26,as Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Crowder, Carle, Novcinber, from the headitiarters at Lobkow (be awl Garth.Oid Jewry. . twcen the town of Jelna and the river Dwina), that W. Joon and It. 'Taylor. Wilmslow. Cheshire, eotton.spin- ~., • .. , . ae rs, Jan. 4, 3.26, at the Manchester . Ai Manchester. At- (general ntelornuowitsch had, on the 9th of No tornie, Unit& Foulkes and Crerwell; ht..ester ; and Messrs. vember, between the roads to Dowchotchina and Longdill mod Benefield. Gray's Min. .1. Cleves. litawebester, emernon-lirewer, ! Van. 6, 7.26, at the Smolensk, taken 21 pieces of cannon, and made 940 Bridge les. Bottoe.le-Moon. Attoroim i llf, Ryeruft. Dalton- prisoners. •le-Messei sad Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. " On the same day a Russian detachment, on the (1. A. Witte. Bishop's Walk, larnhetls, %Wider. Dec. 19, "6, Jan. BS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. iseuNto, Vaion-street, road from Jelna to Smolensk, a:tacked a French Soathwarit. corps, which was endeavouring to join the Grand J. Colville. London, and D. Sheldon, Manchester,. manufa c turers. Dec. 2-, It Jars. 26. at the Mu ly Arms. Manchester. French Army ; 2000 men, with the General of Bri. Attorneys. Mr. Cheater, Staple Inn; ap4 Mr. ljnnkin, Man- gade A.ugereau, were made prisoners, This corps of artier• the enemy belonged to the division of Cxeu. Llaraguay D. De Berdi,jan. Sn's-boiltliwgs. Pawns, draler, Dec " 11 .„. . 19, 26, Jim. 26, at Gin Wall. Attorney, Pdr, R. Th ama .,, F en _ xi ps ti i ters. coact, Penchurcb-st_ met. " General Count Wittgenstein was, on the 14th J. J. and W. Bickers, RackleraberT.NlNAMormes. Jan -2,26. at Guildhall. Atterney, Mr. Jamas. Buckle ary. • 1c 1 11 • T- , November attacked near Sennos by Marshal Vic , J. Cooke . Speldurst,stren. Bortno:FtesteepLangetin a . a pe. tor's corps. The action continued during the 1011 *care, pm in, Z, Jan. 56, alt • tiolldhal ? JittOrin, mg% lowing day, and was extremely sharp contested.-- Badielry, James -street, lierlfard-row. DI Y I I/Erf I)S. Tha French troops were finally driven back at all Jan.?, J. Steight , Richmond, Surrey; , surgeoa r -aii.t, IL. points, with the loss of 160) prisoners. Count Itoherstun, r ,•stountridge. wolvetterihire. drut'ail . -4,1a• 6 . W. Wittgenstein has reported from Seunos , under date c Davies, radrev. Worctersitire, gun-barn Ighaaer--Jait. le, F. Dudley. Salford. ioilier--Jan. - 11, .r. Heritage, Leominster,• ‘•that fter the ore- d of 14th Noven..,er. a bef IVentione Herefordshire, horse- de it r -.NI. id, C.' Pratte's, Pristol,;hor- battle he had effected a junction with Admiral rtater-Jan. 11, T. i.uccock, New Mahon, Ynrkshire, some- Tschitchatoll's army which had entered Minsk.— mason -Jan. h. S. N. Joseph, Bur y -street . Sr. Mary 'Axe, mere - 9 ,... chant-J:7u. b. E. jmepb, Biwy.street, St. Mary Axe, p e r. 1 Colone l . zernetscnen has, with a separate coy's", eltsn:-Dee. 19, G. nr.mn, jun. and .1, Brown, Croydon , S9r- 1 token a. transport of remount horses destined 'fir rev, chresentongers-Jan, b, T. Linsley, Greet Griiiishys Lin. 1 Pri nce F . 1 . 0 , , I ._ . a e A ns hi rc , itneff -J a p. 11, J. si m pp on , 31,,,, m a i tan. V or k. i 1 - s.wartat 'lours 3 rmy, and likewise had the shirr, hatter-factor-Jan. IL T. Parke. Piekrriag, Yorkshire, 1 kappiness of retaking a large transport of Russian innkeeper--Jan. 7, W. Co9slett. Caerphilly; nifumnrfatrAlllC. i prisoners of war, among whom were Baron Winzin- shupkreper-Jan. 7, .1. Alarm. Sottingham, hosjer-Jan. la.. J. Morey, Nici , lfeni-eours,_ tirareeln.rek-street, merchant—: gerode and General Stritchin, .Three Freitelsonniara, U, and N. F.. Jan. 31J. .12o1wasow. Coin**, thsen-Orapers '. hail likeirlse lite ti stopped by Colonel Cternets. -Jan. IS. 'ham. E. Stathain. and El. It Notting- 1. cry bfirn, h00dr5....1;11. 8, J. Fell aid W. Bean; /totOnham, tp. i cilets s corps! Nen. 1 " The Russian General Lewis's eerps is in Cour. PUBTIFICATE2.-Jay. 11. . _ I WO, and has obtained several small advantages over dos If. firjagrt• 9000 e 1 "t e4r P e ß ter-J. 34 ' mer "X " deta c hments' of•M si 111 (I 'aid'army. " wtx., ,uortivaat-.1. C-aidwell. Salton. tsittun Manuf.u.ta- ' r•r-41. .1. COta_liptil, Behnall-green. British care-asaestirso.4 tin the 15th November, the Emperor Alexander i r" --1 ; 0 1i 0 ' w e " "ret Isle of Wi*Uerthaig".l' 11tH. ' issue'! a Proclamation of which the following is a Liver utereflam- *ken Neil ni, Lipcolipshirc• / 'r ' • ? • ' ' ' a : [err I;rl4:bstract : I is f Gep. • 5. poro4, ,P . A ßradu ltrAr ; R oia llijr . ile. PfS . Sp ri lir ite rf clourt. Gomm. 1 44 !t begins by stating, th at no endeavours on his woo. e t -...r. P. rirat4se --I 0. 'p err y, stika a , N a kr„,d,,,i,,,, Part could avert . war. That Napoleon having col, b"lt - s?wile.!?:" . 1 3 :Atha • 0 4 1 s. ehaaheilata• I•ir'ester, woof. tested an immense force of Prussiaus, &c. he entered Itioren-w. rwrifiltriawa& w 994. Piiriletiole• taascest- his territorY 4 itlt tire. and sword, currying tiestrue, igh;:e, elothi.n- . w and T. Greco; IBM. Queen-stied, . Rol'obru,issoken-.R. ter and W. Curtis. Phisovirk, b oy i lle t. nen . dc. it herey?r he went ; that cruelt i es hereto f ore • lefi-t.tnwell and F. p us h er , sv4g aa ; ntofinfieturers- unheard of prove , that he had the invasion of Russia W. Carr. T. CAri, and J. * * dateless°, " Pura, at toruics-- ip lone in co ntemplation ; v that the happiness of ousts W. (;dean and T. How. Liserponl brit ett-R ' Crimp and . •-. , J. TayOr KI *all, i l iag io si s i gei s a ddleies.lsvmar g em awakened his cnpidity, and inclined him to destroy .- • her i that he hoped by flattery to„r.educe the ILussian The cnedur' - - 44tasnar - - people, and like ass overwhelming storm pettelmted ardor Groh ';` their into her prnvinees; that Europe supposed bee lost; hot thptiAti on all sides pressed notlsitit copid terrify Ituasians ; that after repeated defeats, he seeks safe ty in fligh; ; that, dejected, he flies front Mosenw, leaving every thin'', behind him i that tlionstiuls of his . : troops daily fall cacri4ces ; that the enemy's strength , is reduced ta 'the lowest condition; that . 1111 classes i tif the litate have given the' most,. enqui . voca I proof. • pf their pa triotion ; anti cosictudas by 'stating, that if, titi enemy does not meat with his utteedestepctlevi, it ,'Jill load him propetlyiq Wpm!. Ole littuden pryer sad prinith. , ..ti NA, •:11. .../.. '1 - g , • ' ' . ' ' • . :../t.. 4 4 1, C. , 1 r' . ‘:'?.: . . . . • i t ;* " '' ', l•; SZ. . • • ' • , . On the 17th Nov. in an engagement between the Russians and French, in whic Napoleon (as. sisted by the Prince of Eckmulil) commanded in person, the enemy were defeated with the loss of 9170 men, 100 Officers, and. one General, with 70 pieces of cannon taken. " On the 18th or 19th, Ney attacked the Rus sians with a firm determination to conquer or die, when, after a bloody conflict, 11,000 of his men laid down their arms and demanded quarter; aU their baggage, with 17 pieces of cannon, were takett—the fields were covered with French dead; the Russian loss is represented as but trifling. Gerv , ral Platow, in the space of 17 wersts, took 112 caLoons. Ney is reported to be mortally 'wounded, and four Gutie rats killed: 44 Other accounts state the number of prisoners to he infinitely greater, and that the Cossacks and other Ressiau corps were in close pursuit of the enemy. 44 Further reports from Stockholm state, that Nej is dead, and the Viceroy et Italy among the prisoners." Maul , and J 1 fensur, pi . • .', • iiiifiL 1e aoudad pf ttya VAN/wry 'Ration, who a ;a r to proioog MiniStersiO their phcep, wauhi fo- . hatred between the eorenion people of goslaart Ireland, wai A4Rialt slide. the eabiect . of se,ece ua at a public ditimt, And the etihrot Ira; ld observed 06;1 . 0640;c 411.1 . c, titidviiti4etiftli . ts thq ; 11 4 1 0 1 0 1 . 5 4 dig! • 0401(40 be , rer brOlkiitiploae. terOK !Owing, orimpi a the .-61 9ecestier: Ls. to biirraelts at Plympptk Pock received titfprrismi, ER4' no mitie4 OPe, 1:. . • 7 1 with the isc *firer *tut* 0 0 " 4. W4ll. '~. . 1~, ~ . , * 4, . sy.• c • The Duke orDrunswick OW Corps. Infantry, Lieutenant E. H. Foerster is De Captsio of a Con.- puny (with temporary rank), vicesternfeld, killed io ac;ioa. To he Lientenunts—bnsign . Augustus Cmitteman, vice Bart w; g, killed is action; Enstin A iigumvs Dinar, vice Foenter. De Roll sßegoneet. To ho Lieutenants—Ensiga Joseph (Dirtier, withow..ptirclowe, vier r. (Outs, promoted ; Ensign Alexander (*.logos, with out purchase, vice Wtodwyck, who resign , . To beTnslgns, without purchto..,— Xavier Schmid, Gent. vice Goner ; Charles °ingots, tient. vice ; and Patrick, Scpsaid, Gent. vice 11 A rreger, deceased. Dillon's Regiment. To hZ Ensigns, without e iirchase--Ltisi g n .1. R. NfiDernintt, from the Citasseurs firitaiii.iques, vice Wal:ace, whose ap pointment has not taken place ; and John tigurge (;eat. % ice Lc Neuf, whose appointrueot lass not taken place. MEMORAVDUM. First Lieutenant wa. l opetygded, ns stated in the Gazette of the 26th of Sept. is reinstated in his rank. I..ti•igos Overton and Drury, of the 51th Font, are super teded, being aiment without leave. 1.11.11 A I'UNI in the Casette of the 6th October last. For W ti. Fitzgerald, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant in the 9.50 Font, read Richard Henry Fitzgerald, tient. to be ho c/ad Lieutenant in the 93th Foot. titItATA iu the Gazettes of the Ist and Sih inst. EWE V P.T. • For Captain James F. Fallon, of the 19th Foot, to he Major in the Army. nwd Captain James F. Fulton, of the 9oth Font, to he Major in the Army. •.~ .. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East R iding of thy minty of 'York, and the Town and County of the Town of Militia. John }Truitt. Gent. to be Li eutenant, vice Whitaker, pro moted. Dated July Id, 1812. John Ilea itt, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated January G, 1812. Slatthew Chalmers, Gent. to be ditto, vice Morgan, resigned. Dated March 26, 1812. William Shore, Gent. to beditte. Dated April 20, 1812. Richard Chambers, Gent. to be ditto, vier Corrigau, promoted. llaied July 11, 1812. J. 1•. Thomas Harris Settle, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October Is, 181-2. Celia Watsea, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 23, 1812. Ist Battalion or Local Militia. Charles Grimston, Esq. to be Captain. Dated September 11, .Ihl2. Joaii Bell, Esq. to he ditto. Dated as above. Itoiiert Cakiti, Gan. to be Etuign. Dated as above. 4th Battalion. Widiam Charles Sharp, Eq. to be C aptain. Dated May 18, 18►3. BANKRUPTCY LNLARGF.D. G. Hague, Sheffield, cutler, ?rant Jan. 6 to Jan. 16, at Guild hall, London. ' N. ~~ ~~ i i t r' il l s , • • it 01 ' ; ' 1.1 , . .. I,' ~ I . 4 / \ I. ' ' l C. I i It 1 4 1 1 k I ' l iil # • TO THE PUBLIC. The Alfred Newspaper having been discontinued yesterday, toe • are requested by several of the New Venders to notify the same, and to astern that as a reason far their-substituting the Suris lbssi be lieu of it. *kinsman OSce, Dee. 15. ~ Arr.. s nolim • 0 , Wn,erford 1 0 Sr Us 1•.• 11. tr • • 0 • ~ „ 1 1 Atalvt ,,,-••, 0 0 - - INI•• PRICE OE S3OCKS THIS Hunk 3 per Cent. Red. 590 i 3 per Cent. Cons. per Cent•. 75) 5 per Cent. Navy [wag. Ann. 15. 3,16} 6.1.'t AT (INK fECIAItIK. India Windt par , ' II Ms, Eachequer liiil.34d. 4 2 pr. Uittu4l. 2 5 p Otaniuni 74 pr, Consols for Acct. 61ki Lottery Tickets £2l 90. THE STATESMAN. In the course of this e4iyer.ttio n , rh o good fortune to rescue Major-General Winzengerode an d his Ahl-de-Camp air el , Capt. N ar i, L kin ) between Vilna and Minsk ; thoy were proceq. big towards the frontier, under an escort of gr d'armes, a n d h a d b een marched from Verrca l, they were pres en t e d to Bonaparte, Islth F el,„ guards und er th e c h arge of Junot. r ek Colonel Chertsichef also took throe courie.s, o r , coming from, and the other two. going to Pe r ;,..._ From these sources of ii;teliigence it I; ascerki,„ . that Ramparts was at Smolensk* oa 1314 u. stunt. • Admiral l'ohichafroff intended, accorcl:ag route, ,to arrive at Alin , k on the 17th inst. C O l. Chernichef arrived at the pil:ce yesterdav accompanied by the p:isoners he has Tensed.:) bringing with hi m th e i ntercepted disp atches.. ••, 1 14 4 . 4 from Paris contain no thi ng b ut military plans ti maps. The expedition of Col. Chernielef was i t-rt. Hued and extraordinary election, he bating tnar;:,a seven 4uncired ;Fasts in five days, and swam several rivers. LONDON; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1611. .au..11110.0.•• DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH ARMY IN . RUSSIA, It is stated, but no official report 11:15 ken rE , ceived; that General Suchen has been left wit;, a (le. tachtnent to observe Prince Sch warttenkrg, and that Oren. Eartel has advanced to and occupied MOllllOl I have the honour to be, Sae. (Signed) cATIICAP.T colectigaso sr . . .291V4rA wrt 111 PERSON, • w.T ?us 1,0311 OF 14911 E 'MAX rrurr Tsousore palsoNEßs!! M T Loarr,-1 am very ha j p a p r y ich t ' o W i e nto U rrnlO r Lordship, that Victor has failed in fulfilling the.: ders he received from Bonaparte, to drive Court Wittgenstein behind the Dwina. Ile attack dye:. terday morning. Count Wittgenstein ordered 6 1 masterly manner : they retired hi e a t . quier, under every advanced guard to retire to the Position. This li ii executed in heavy fire, as if it was a field day. d in ire t c h t e ed Po fi s re itin fr n om the th F e re a n: lie w ry ere ,ky rece w i ll t: h ll; he a y w ra el a l s; have lost $ great...number in killed and wounded, I • wEDNF,SpAY. Dsc. 16, suppose between two and three tbouiand. The Eris; Foreign-Qffice, Dec. 10. hiAlitiad. ere i r wa l e ig ch d :77 11 4 enga ged , on vy biost morning owrinnignsg, theyhit eel y ceased sheet se , en in the tr. - ming. The French Dispatches, of which the following are copies, ' were received last night by Viscount Castlereagh, r e • • oar of his Majesty's Priecipal Secretaries of. Stars . 13 .....i r& - r -' eta sneer retreat toward : Senno. The troops ies front General Viscount Cathcart, K. F. his Maje4ty's - ark in pursuit here as yet is* ebnot sia handrol Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to prisoners. the Emperor of Russia, dated at St. Petersburgh, .It is really a pleasure to see these troops light. *3d and 25th November, 1812. The new,raised militia vie with the oldest regi. St retessharett Nov. Y 1,1812, . . edvanced guard, on receiving orders to fall back, first Loath—rimy dispatch of the 15th instant, I m' n ' t r Ow battalion of thi s m i lit i a bein g with the had the honour to detail such operations .1 Marshal refaSed tied° so, wring, the Emperor bad not sent Kutusoff's army as had come to my knowledge op them there to retire, brit to advance and beat the eat. to the 9th of November; since that date no *port.: , has been received of the further proceedings 'of the, 1 21 ,, 71, 4thich the y w ere willing to 4Q, corps entrusted to General Platoff. The Field-Mar- s , ..: . , 1. , , t have, &e. if c. - (eillow4l pORNIIEen. abel bad calculated to reach Krasnoff on the 14th ie.? t----..• `tint, bet although he had approached within a tow Prr ef ek tae of wavy t jitualwliviteroithet4C°l7:llla'of•rifF ie t i l: rs et t iffe s r h en i t Corp. worsts of that place, I have not heard that his head- j ig , ihairrfraa ibe 40 Ho the Otte' ?timelier, 1 14 8;2: 1 ?rine mesarters were established there on the 16th. 1113 On the 11th November, General Millaradovitell ;but dispatch of the latter date announces his Inter!. reports, Ant op the lilth the advanced guard ander tion of forwarding a Journal of the preceding days, his command was to be at the village of Alexecoly; which will contain important relations, but it has the neat day at that of Yakoff. Lieotenant-Geneel not as yet been received. On the oth of November Sheppelef reports, that a detachment, sent by hie i Count Orloff Denizoff, being advanCed on the roads on the 39th, met a body of the enemy, and droved towards Smolensk° and Krasnoi, received intelli- opt of Elnee ; part of the Don Cossacks pureed • Bence of the march of a French corps from Soto= it an the Smolensk° reed. The heed e quarters oral leusko, in the direction of Kalougo, composed of army were this day at the village ef I. 4 obeoff, fresh troops intended for the different regiments of Nov. 11.--Lieutenapt-General Count Orloff De ! guards; this force was under the command of Gen. nizOff, learning that a considereble foraging party j Barrage D'/lillier, having with him Gen. Charpen- of the comes casalry and artillery depot were file tier and Brigadier-General Augereau, brother to the persed in the villages, attacked them, killed up. Marshal of that name. They were distributed in wards of qne thousand five hundred, made out I the three villages of Yasvin, Lakoff, and Dolgemust. thousand three hundred prisoners, and took eat A disposition of attack was immediately made by thousand horses, acid fear hundred carriages ) mostly three partizan corps, commanded by Captain Sesla- loeded with ttpthst ;yin, Cole/net Davidoff, and Captain Phigner. The Two corps of 'General MiillargdoTitclutitancedtP result was that the corps under Charpentier was the village of Ivergkeir- nearly out to pieces, that Barrage D'llillier having The army halted. patiently heard a cannonade for several hours inthe . Normans 13.—Captain Naschpkin , of the bus. quarters of Augereau's division, made goodsisiim sari of the gnarls , detached by Adjutant-General treat to Srneleltiao, and that Augereau's corPs' Of ! Coon! Orgerott, attacked a detsic,kment of the enemy i 3000 men, after losing nearly one-third oltheirnum- ! in the village of Ilmorti, with setae chasseurs sea ; her, laid down their arms, and.capitulated to Capt.! light earthy; the combat lasted four hours, when ; Phigner, who had not 1500 men, and who appear!) the enemy retreated to the village of Michailoff, Ito have conducted this ;$ it with mu' trite address and where he purfued and took them. gallantry. . . - - - Detathments under Colonel Prince Radbolk, and t In this corps were two squadron* of eavelry,swell one sent out by Major-General Carla, mounted. The prisoners amoqnted to one Geist of one 'hundred prisoners. sixty Sta ff and other Officers, and two thousand*ninh General hi illaradovitch reports on the 12th No. made upeardt and file. The O ffi cers who capitulated stated the !, ?ember, that 11t6or.qenerat Neoff had made 150 l i object of their march, by that route, Was to open an- i prisoners at Chervenoff. onel i other communication in the clir MB.lOl ir eneral Volesdini rep orts, that Col eetion of Kalottge; : ' they were not aware of the retreat of the army. ; Errigaobski defeated es detachment of 700 meat Since this affair., three General Officers, up wards : ender Major Aliejen, killing a part, an d making 41 of tweetty pieces of cannon, and four thousand prkerre the remainder, 370 men, IS °di cers, and . . prisoners have been taken near Smolensk°, but the one staff surgeon. particulars are net yet. rept.rted. 1 Major-General Platoff reports , on the 9th of No - Qn the 1 ith instant,.Gencral Count Wittgenstein. vember, that hating pursued B e auhartiois's cop per ' was ettacked by Marshal Vietcre, %jib had orderly to :_ he th e he came up with it at the river Bone, near drive him to the other side of the Point!. The Pee- estate called Yendsolf, and without regarding the my nu repulsed, with the loss of two to three thus- i advantages of his position, he attacked the enemy! sand men, and w as pqrsued the next morning in his' on this occetioa, besides numbers of killed tad . retreat toward!! Sentea, whets six hundred prisoners wounded, he took 33 pieces of cannon and 5,3 0P: r : d ur i n g I the e ller were taken. j'have the honour to inclose a copy,of. . spoors. He further reports, that, Major-Getleral Larsen vre oileir, ' ' : -. . .., ,69 guns were taken, and not 02, as form erly 0 , Romberg's report of this suit of Dranbaroois's corps on thegth of Novem i : Nothing . material .11111811101111 st this post till the ported . Gen. pistol! is new pursuing the rem! I illth ) When 4 Count WittOstitin was joisustiby Col, the same corps. thernichef, * ,141de:Osis its. his imperial Majesty ? I I who had *4 AtheAbed as Asinsirai Tehlehagoff, l enemy on tbhir march to Kresnoi, kil led Ylh Si small emillaigb, emrairp s tisslOeoser ainl took!. 4(Z on, the 13th instant. ' N 49" 5OO and The next day he hick were officer s Adjunutt!Genlrel Orloff Denizo ff attacked de, "P:?!t* 9,11 11 1, . . VitcP4l6o reilit 4 Prm• t. Ol / BOW priso!!Prst some of ' which Gotteuburgb Mail arrived at a WO hour last night, bringing very important intelligence from the theatre of war in RAlssia, The same conveyance also brought Dispatches from Lord CATHCART, which have been published this morning in the following LaNnos GA4ETTE EXTRAonDminr. I ~~ ~~ . K ~ •.~ ,~