The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-24 00:00:00

''~E From the LOY DON GAZETTE, Aug. 22. Admiralty-Office, August 42. Copy of a letter from Vice-Admiral Sir lames Saumarez, Bart. and K. B. to Julia Croker, Esq. dated on board the i Victory, in Bawke Road, 12th August, 1512. SIII,-1(011 will please to lay before ray Lords, Commissioners of the Admiralty, the inclosed let ters, which 1 have receive.' from Rear-Admiral Mar tin, dated the ith and sth inst. stating the arrival •of ' the Russian flotilla of gun-boats at Riga, also de tailing his proceedings, and stating intelligence of the operations of the armies, and au aceount of a se 'vere action between Count Wifgen , tein's or and Marshal Oudirrot, in which the latter was defeated, with the loss of 3000 prisoners and ,ome cannon. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signel2 JAS. SAUMAREZ. Riga. 4th Atm. . The Russian gun-boats, so long expected, and at one time an anxiously desired, arrived here on the 31st ult. and new reran a most iniportaut acquisition to the defence el the place. The way Captain Stewart has eolultrctedtimself in the command of the Russian and English gun-boats, is highly praiseworthy, sus4 his. unremitting activity, so creditable to the country, has beepi willingly imi tated by the officers and men of the Aboukir and Ranger; who are placed under is oilers ; they have unquestionably kept the eneOvy from trotsing the ri ver, at the falls above the town, • where: a body of Infantry and li.orse still remain intrenchcil the only time they ever advanced towards the boats, they were dispersed in a very few minutes, after basing five men had two horses killed. General Crsvartocho commands the troops of the enemy in this neighbourhood, during the absence of Marshal Macdonald, sent, on the 27th ultimo, to summons General Fssen to surrender, assigning as a siessOn for doing so, that his battering train mould, arrive in the Nurse of a fortnight, There has been a sharp affair in the neighbourhood of Witepsk, where it seems a strong division of the .enemy crossed the Duna, and attacked part of the corps of Prince Qagration ; but they were repulsed, and pursued across the river to the distance of seve ral miles. The enemy sustained a considerable loss in killed acid prisoners, most of them Wirtember, troops ; the Ituksian loss is not mentioned, except that a General Okuloft was killed. T. B. MARTIN. Sir Janes Saumarez. Bart, &e. &c. &e. Riga, sth Aegno, IRI2. have infinite satisfaction in acquainting you, that a messenger is arrived from Gen. Count Witgenstein, stating, that a severe action was fought between his corps and that under Marshal Oudinot, on the 30th and 31st ult. in the neighbourhood of rolosgh, or Poinch. It appear.. that Oudinot had crossed the Duna, sod was marching with a view, it is supposed, of coming ion•nl upon Riga, and cutting off the corn municaiiim with Saint Petershurch, when Count Witgens'eia commenced a most spirited attack, and ohlis , ,ed him to re-cross the *river, with the loss of 3,000 prisoners and some cannon. he fighting had been very sharp, and the Count was pursuing the enemy when the courier came as al. 'the loss of the killed and wounded is not men tioned on either side, eseept that Gen. Kulnien, of the Russian hussars, is killed; and Count Witgen- Mein slightly wounded. "An official report of this action will probably be published in the course of this evening, and I shall forward it to you to-morrow by a vessel going to Bono. -We have nn accounts from the main army since that of the 29(h ultimo, which mentioned Prince ragation having driven the enemy across the river. I hare the honour to be, Scc. T. ft. MA rtrlN, !tear-Admiral. Sir Jame- S tunpul, But. &c. &c.&c. P. I have this justant received the enclosed from General Eisen, confirming what I have slated respecting this affair. (Translation.) Riga, July 44 (Aug. S. 181 f.. ha.ten to communicate to your Excellen cy the ititelliic;iire I have just cecejved from General Count NVitunstein. He informs me, that on the 18th and I gth in-t. (30th anti 3lst July)he gained a corn 7 Vete .irtory 'over Marshal • Oudinot. The battle took pl4pt het)yeetj Schebesch and Polotik. Three tiousand prisoners, two cannons, and a quantity of baggage and ammunition, are unequivocal proofs of his tictory. The Count writes, that h' is in porsult of the eneinv,ind that hii advanced-1;4)31s artS;honily sendi.ig in freh pcisongrx. Being desirous of transmitting as ',nob 14 . pehibis this spin tblo Intelligence to GenerteSiiktftefehrt yenttate to roquest d our Excellency will forwtift}'tlit' inclosed to him by the earliest. conieyance. In Cofi, 3ousha .V 4 not at . this motnent have any cowl dis posable, Colonel 1341Inbin will move Admiral Schesitnitiker to itupol, ine I have the honour to pith high consideration, your Excellency's most obedient, humble servant, ESSLN, Goceroor uf Riga. To Rear-Admiral Martin. !chitchat, .lagust 21, - 14112. • nig lftglioess the Prince Itngent has been pleasAl, in the ,tame and on theLelialf - of his Majes ty, to nominate and appoint • Lieutenant-General Sir itapioton Cotton, Bart.to'be'an Extra Knight of the Most Honourable Military Order of Bath. —.llllllllr-- "Ore lllifird s :, August 22, WT. Miltitgijal flightless the Duke of TOT . y.. has peen pleased.to appoint th e R. J o h n Willi am M ac ki e, Stodoat of CIA* Church, in the University •ef Otr ford, to be one of his Royal lii.hoeses DoMestii Ptaplains. • - MILITARY PROMOTION?. . • Offire of Orefnowo. Ong. 17, 181=. Corps Corps of Royal lingtheers. • To be Second Lieutenants • Oentlsoman Cadet Ovules Wright, vice Knßoo, rrIPIPM• Doled Job I, IRV!. • Gewkaia oldet Marks Rivers, vice R . N. IWO, Ma 111614.• DUO aolliove: • • • • • ' " •• „ • GeatleotaiCadel Robert NUM, Ice eliot, • , piaci ay Wong. " • • pentleamo Cadet Froacli , Tbsoloo; rice Manama, roasts& Doted aiabove. • • • ! • i . I • • t • • i ,i lni p 4,71 i. i':l ~,.. ' 01 1 ,4 • ! ,' 1 • • 0 fl I. t o , i . : , .:,. , '''. . . • . . . , , ~ THE ST r• V V. • Gentleman Cadet Hale Tatum Worsham, vice Vle tOr , ye. mined Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet James P. Catty, vke Crierson, promoted. Dated July 1, 1812. Gentleman Cadet James W. Worsley, vice Baron, promoted. Dated as above. I Gentleman Cadet George V. Tinling, vice De galaberry, pro moted.enii h cha teaew Dated e Tab r ove. oem D. while, Dated a as above. 'vice Machell, promoted. Gentldmao Cadet Jam as W . B y re, vice enwick, promoted. i' Dated as above. Gentlemln Cadet JoihureJebk, vice Dail, promoted. Dated as above. , Gentleman Cadet Jehn Smyth, vice Scott, promoted. Dated as above. 1 C o mmissions in the Spllsby and Burgh Volonteer Infant r y , signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. William Barker, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 25, 1812. William Simpson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 14, Hilt John W ilton, gent . to he ditto. Dated a-above. j John Gildon, Cert. to he Ensign. Dated July 9.5, 1811 j Commissions in tlie Derby:iiire Militia, signed by the Lord I • ' Lieutenant of the County of Derby. 1 Robert Prior, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated July 20, 1812. Job Clarke, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 13, 1812. Coansissionin the KlicuilbriOt and Wigton Regiment of Ml kt, signed INN JIM Lord Lieutenant. iLientenant-Col M onel Stuart Murray Fullerton to be Colonel, vice Sir Jahn Dalrymple flay, deceased. Dated June 17, 11112. TESNLVNI. :* FRENCII PAPERS. ELEVENTH- BULLETIN OF TDB GRAND ARMY. Weren't, Ace. 4, 1812.—intercepted letters ' from the camp of Bagration speak of the tom, sus tained by his corps in the battle of Mohilow, and of the number of desertions from which it has suffered] on the route. Every Pole has remitted in his conn. try, so that this corps, which, including the Cos., 'sacks of Platen, amounted to 50,000 men, is now reduced to less than 30,000. It will join the Grand Army on the 7th or Bth of August, at Smolensk. The following is the position occupied by the army on the 4th of August. Head-quarters at Witepsk, with four bridges on the Dwina. The 4th corps at gamai, occupying Veluj, Porietche, and Ousirath. The King of Naples at Roudenu, with the three first corps of cavalry. The first corps, commanded by Marshal the Prince of Eckmuhl, is at the 'mouth of the Beressina, on the Borysthenos, with tw o I bridges over this last-mentioned river, and one bridge upon the Beressina, a ith double Ides-de-pont. The third corps, commanded by Marshal the Duke of Elchingen, is at Liozna. The eighth corps, corn. I mateled by the Duke of Abrantes, is at Orcha, with! twp bridges and letes-de-pant upon the Borysthenes. The sth corps, commanded by Prince Poniitowsky, is at Mohilow, with two bridges and teles.deTont upon the Borysthenes. The second corps, com manded by Marshal the DAP of Reggio, is upon the Drissa, advanced before Polotsk, upon the rood Ito Sobel. The Prince be Schwartzenberg is with his corps at Stamina. The seventh corps is upon Ronne. The fourth corps of cavalry, with a division of in fantry, commanded by General Count Manberg, is before Brobunsk and "dozier. The tenth corps, commanded by the Duke of Tarentum, is before Duneberg and Riga. The ninth corps, commanded by the Duke of Belleno, is assembled at Tilsit. The eleventh corps, commanded by the Duke of Castig lione, is at Stettin. His Majesty has sent the army into quarters of refreshment. The heat is excessive greater than what it is in Italy. The thermometer is at 26 and 27 degrees. The nights even are warm. General Skamenskoi, with two divisions of the corps of Bagration, having_ been cut off from that corps, and not being able to rejoin it, has entered Wolynhia, effected a junction with the division of recruits commanded by General Tormazow, and marched upon the 7th corps. He surprised and cut off the Saxon Brigadier-General Klengel, who had under his command an advanced guard of two batta. . lions, and two squadions of Prince Clement's re. I giment. After a resistance of six hours duration., the greater ! part of this advanced guard were killed or taken, ;General Count Regnier could not come up to their I assistance sooner than two hours after the affair was over. Prince Schwartzenberg marched on the 30th of July, tojoin General Regnier, and push the war with spirit against the enemy's divisions. On the 19th, the Prussian General Grawert at tacked the . Russians , at Ekau, in Courland, over threw him, took 200 prisoners, and killed a consi ; derable number. General Grawert much commends Major Stier*, who, at the head of the first regiment of Prussian Dragoons, took it prominent part in the affair. When General Grawert had effected a junc tion with General Kleist ; be drove the enemy be fore him on . the road to Riga, and invested the fete. de-pont. , On the 30th, the Viceroy sent to Welij a brigade of Italian light cavalry, two hundred men charged four battalions of the depOt, who were on their route to Twat., broke them, took 400 prisoners, and 100 waggons loaded witfi military stores. I On the 30th, the Aid-de-Camp Trait*, who had been sent forward with the Queen's Re g iment of 1 Dragoons of the Royal Italian Guard, arrived at Ousvrath, took a Captain and forty men prisoners, ' and possessed themselves of 200 carriages loaded with flour. On the 30th, Miishal the Doke of Reggio, march ed from Polntsk upon Sebei. He met General Witt. genstein, whose corps bad been reinforced by that of Prince Reptiin. An engagement took place near the Castle of Jacoubovo, The 26th Regiment of Light Infantry obtained much glory. The division Legrand gloriously bore up against the fire of the egtire of the enemy's corps. 1 On the 31st, the enemy marched upon the Drissa, in order to attack the Duke of Reggio, upon his flank, as he marched. The Marshal took up a posi tion with the Drissa in his front. On the Ist of August the enemy were foolish enough to cross the Orissa, and to present themselves in bytie array in from 'of the 2d corps. The Duke of Reggio allowed half their corps to cress, and •as soon as be perceived aboutls,ooo men and 14 pieces of cannon over, he unmaskeda battery of 40 pieces, of cannon, which played upon them with grape shot for nearly as hour. At the same - time the divisions Legrand and Verdier made a running charge with the bayonet, and drove the 15,000 Russians into the ri. ITer. All their artillery and •Militiry chests taken, i $OOO prisoners, among whom were several ollicerisl and eta :of General Wittgenstein, .together with 3500 ingi 'killed or wounded, are the result of this 4 affair. • I . . The ifalrat Drissa, those of Ostrovno, and Mo rhilew, might liare• been in other ware called three battles. The Doke of Reggio praisei much Gen:' , count Legrand, who Is remarkably cool in the field.. life also highly applauds the conduct of the . 2fithl +light infantry, , and the 56th of the 114... • , .. ' The Emperor of ,Rtissia hoe ordered levies of men , in the two Dovernments ofeWiteptit 'add - Moltilow,l hut before his pkasei and.), resets Aimee preeinces, we were ;lagers ot Abiat. Theo, measures 'come rently hare prednoed nett. : , ; ...,• We have found 4:l)rittpsk Ifrociatastioos issued by Alice Alexander of Wirteuebser4, anti ' have . ; lit am - T. Aldred, Salford, Lancashire, dealer in callow, twist and BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. wen, shoos August 29 to October 17, at the Do i Twee, Man. ciester. - R. Dowding, Wapping.wall, cooper, from Sepleekber 1 to 8, nt Guildhall. J. Scott, Witham, Essex, scrivener, from September 5 to sober 3. at Guildhall, London, C. Mumford, Strom!, Kent, grocer, from August 2! to Oct* bee 10, at Guildhall. London. RANT( KUI'l CY SUPERSEDED. 11. Mozley,• nteatliseed merchant. le-street, mchant. • . „BANKRUPTS. . . • J. livne, Chard, Shtnereetthire, ironmonger, to *Tern/.* September 2,3, October 3, at the Mermaid Tan, Yeovil. So. mersctsbire. Attornies, - Mr. White, Yeovil; and Mr. Bland ford, King's Bench-walks, Temple. D. Dean, Stockport, Cheshire, bookseller, August 29, Sep tember 5, October 3, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Red Lion-square, Holborn. F. Haywood, Liverpool, merchant, September 14, 15, Octo- I 3, at the Bull Inn, Preston. Attornies, Mr. I)ewiturst, Packburn ; and Messrs. Blakelock and hlakinson, Serjont's Inn Fleet-street. e. Slater, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler, September 94,9.5, at the Star and Garter Inn, Leeds, October at th e Saddle lan, Leeds. Attoruies, Mr. Granger, Leeds ; and Mr. Lake, Dow gate-bill. • G. F. Stoll. RattTliffe-highway, victualler, August 25, Sep tember 17, October 3, at Giiildhall. Attorney, Alr. Coucanen, Great Prescott-street, Goodman'tetields. T. Newman, Uxbridge, tailor, August 29, September I.oe- Usher 3, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Sir. Meddoweroft, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. E. Ledger, King-street, Cheapside. warehouseman, August 29, September 8, October 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, Broad-street. R. L. Hipkins, Devonshire-place, St. Mary-le-bone, mer chant, August 25, September 5, Octoter 3, at Guildhall. Attor ney. Mr. Stevenson, New-square, Lincoln's lon. H. Tarbart, Exeter, spirit inerchan., Augast 31. September 1, October 3, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Jones, Temple ; and Mr. Hassell, Exeter. J. Wilson, Ludlow, Shropshire, rope-maker, September 15, 16, October 3at at the Crown Inn, 1.6d10w. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. DI V IDES DS. Sept. 12, W. Raker, Sandgate, Kent, Ship-builder-Sept. 17, 11. Iligginson, Finsbury-square, inerehant-Sept. 16, E. Col lier, Ingersle, Cheshire, cotton-spinner-Sept. 26, T. Bennett, Long-acre, ironmonger --Oct. 3, Hall, Hart-street, Gresve nor-square, coach-maker-Sept. i 4, D. Stinson, Great Grims by, Loseolmhire, stone-mason-Oct. 3, W Bryant. Garden. court, Temple, dealer -•sept. 15, H. Hairnet, Oakhans, Rut laodshire, litien-draper---tiept. 19, F. Kampf, High-street, Mary-lc -Bone, upholder-Sept. 18, W. Reeves, Great Wit j GlotiCesteathire, corn-dealer-Sept. 29, J. Cooper, Sheffield. linen-draper-S.-pt. 14, J. Makeig, Bristol, linen draper-Sept. 12, J. ilickox. Worthine, Sussex, draper-4:kept. 21, 'l,. Dawson, Sherburn, Yorkshire, shnykeeper-Sept. 12,1 G. Coxen Church-greet, SurrcY, lts E. W. • Brine, C hichcstrr, brazier-Sept. 15, D. L. Pereira, Artillery.. I place, Finsbury. underwriter-Nov. 30, D. Tobin and B Mitchell, Bra:id-street-buildings, ship-chandlers -- Sept. 17, P. ' Mathews, Coethall-court, merchant-Sept. 17, J. Harvey, Beech-street, Barbican, baker-Sept. 11, W. R. Blagg, threat Grimsby. Lincolnshire, merchant--Sept. 15, E. 11. IN filen and f. IVestmorland, iverpoel, spirit-merchants-Sept. 12, W. Masters, Wareham, Dorsetshire, innholder-Sept. 21. J. Frank lyn, Uppingharri. lintlandebire, mercer-Sept. 17, T. Nutt, Spaldine, Lincolnshire, draper-Sept. 17, W. Horrington, (•ornhill, insurance-hroker.-Sept. 11, I'. Potter, Park-place, Walworth, liquor merchant-Sept. 17, I'. tindwin, linenedraper-Aug. Lineker, Nengate-street, umbrella maker-Sept. 12, G. Stevens, jrn. Bedford, grocer-Sept. 111, C. S. Mile - aril. 11. - oinlev, miller-Aug. 29, R. Matthew.; :tuns-buildings, Wood-street, Blackwell-ball factor-.I Sept. 14. T. Burrineliani, Great Grimsby, Lincelosbire, me& chant--Se pt. 14, M. Berry, Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer-Sept. 23, I). Shaw, lin: iehty, Yorkshire, merchant-Oct. 3, J. Pop. ell, Lorden-read, haberdasher-Sept. 17, S, A. Oddy and It Oddy, Oxford-street. bookselleh-Sept. 12, 11. Dirks, St. Ca tharine's-square, _shopkeeper. CERTIFICATES-Sept. 12. W. J. Doune, Great Itiosell-street, Covent-garden, haber dasher--T. Pinks, merchant-T.. on, %Vans ickshire, brrise.fouoder- J. Ma ion, Liverpool, W. Spilsbury, Fetter-lane, gra. ccr-G. 11. Brune Plen h-deck. grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLYED. • • J. Seholficid and M. Scholfield, jun. Rochdale. Latseasklie; lojiners -P. Holman, (i. De Bie, and C. Schenk , Cresce n t, Mi. ries; shipeagents--T. Woodroffe and it. SieTratt. Warrington. grocers -11. Macalister and hlacdooalti. Glasgow-H. Hill , J. Iturkinsbaw and E. France, Sheffield, Blesmitbs-J. sad B. Cridbied .Le tester, hosiers-B. Stanley and N. Dixon. Wap ping, bisc - rs--11. It. Temple and S. Weatherbead, heeds, silversmiths-J. Drewett aod J. H. Wright, Chickeeter, pastry cook-H. iI. Brewninn and E. Evans, liolywell-steeet, silk mercers -.1. and 3. Warburton, Over-I)arwen, Lancombire. alien-pribters- J. inckson and J. Rothera. Tottenhaas-court rnad, braziers-J. ,H. Wilkinson and J. W ilkinson, Preston, grocers-3. James and S. Williams, Aberystwith, Cardos o. shire; printere-:-" ' . Gregory, S. Cock, and A. Ricardo, London, rperclinnts -T. Carnseso, T. Batchelor, and G. Brywit4 rives.hanstentlis-R. Priwta. sets. and R. Powis: emit olr- Grosehior-mews,' Bond-ttrect, veterinary-surgeons-AL mt.*. B. Tyler, Woolwich-road, market-gardeners. The Average Price of SU(i.llt, for the Week, endlallrAN guit 17, ikt7s. lid. per Cwt. Avers'. Prices tvf CORN of EN GI. 4 NT) and W ALEk par uarter. from up: Return. ending August 15 t -117bene. I the. [Barley. Oats. Beans Pease. Quire. t. 4. a. 4: a. 4. a. d. a. d. a. 4. 186: Q 116. 2 72 10 56 2 77 6 75 0 57 7 . ; The followiligere the se !arias of the principal of4l ficers . irt t!:. !!I:ra-ir. Department :, . • '1 Firs Cothatirliot, - 1. • • ,Cl2OO Srcond and Third • ' , iron:do-donee' . jag The Secretary . 700 '.• Inspector-Gen. of the Building; Branch 600 --....---4.--, of die Store Branch 600 --,-- 7 .---, for North Britain - 400 1 The Commander in Chief is authorised to order' any alterations or repairs in the barrack department, which are not estimated to exceed 5001. ; but all es- . , ficriates above tkritt .suin .nittst be submitted to the Treasury before they can be carried into execution. • , MarQuintenr..'ricKETs. 77 4. Gentlemen the:istheeil day toe - king over the r - ' -- of the Lottery, • lilikh-1 .. . ~. the Scheme _ . wq. - drew% the tith of next . Month, said to the Clerk: at learned thetAlt iSisifple of Russ s, Alan them the ()Mee, "This 'iuglit to' he celled the Marque- wive!, singing•Te De* os atakistif . feimrictotifft, rude Lottery , for the best fries !nay come *asked obtained by theßussiinr.-4Mirlefrs'.l64 as . Blanks, title hnw joyful Will the holder of.,e . . , . ~ ( t rii7• ; ; ; ,..„... - ~-,-.,. r. e i:11•• .' :. Hiallk be who Gods belles got . P . 4o,ooo.th . friies by 1 • ST.uxcsap, A4:0441.44.1104 . 1 ,1 11,' 0 14 1 1 411`.14 4 , it. " . ' • • .. , . • this eveninx !eesdrkl ' lilt 41, Vitlrispakri . ' Meetings of Proprietortof . Mattorth,Tit tiestlseAd head -qUettels_ 4 N. isle . 'li , P i ttoeit tit sews' Vlseirin fitOtriildollky CAtitifks:4l4r , Fier e z t tfol"d7l ll f• - .#..' 14 :•;...; a /rat.. .:-....b a.:---sAallta ',...if .-.-- .- At _ ......... _ a • Ai • .....__Aa'A'aAaLe •-... •i li.. !_Ar-!.... postpone ttie I the 14th of 1 • Vb" 1 14 . 11 NV ,, maul= • • ' - o • . frimit Will. to Pet reboil. 4111, .:, - . i; atiutrurrpheoet T iimacit h ih.en is rety r hm e e. giment, which composed a pert f i gads rh3reeeoanigt idhamrooek c ffl o ga m istjhf m l en:. fell ea v i a:dgTheatdhi however, c b e dr y , e, p gGor occurred cu n itai e hl 1 rrredaroelrfdeo rear-guar d, that par t b ute e ha r b ie, ° • the 4' 6 - eerg:toinwhiphiso:iirroil jint ittinlciiie commanded by the King of Napies a . „i f .t:neentt, ofe airl'uns',. did not, from that time, loose sight of it. —.;nothing 1 : On einit day, at nine o'clock in the morning, ' i sisted of a regiment of Dragoons, tars, a regiment of Huhlans and two troops of cc:: thets h a ceki formedimi s ~ a i o ttlih f uebt t roo h edb e ol;r g ,do u ef a gr r rt d ehone ; ft these rdbeiaastort; tii g :o ue u aru r .i. dp c o h ,nl a p. s hr s aeo e nyri t, ruisiciceidnlngrcettei hungo : t; eet tc, r b i 1 1 icfin a ar neonewnorgiaynahs:o be i ng abouti t uue prt k t w i rleiudgat a phii f qmso t : e t:er r ata:roo t : i t t a eupol v retudlon n g: g feuagaatli d nym : the ; eh t obnx r etrea o mi !d gati eint,orhdni a i c a,es iytbxmhrteiehpde r es tore d ,e a g ui en e pc , e sin - 1:0;iont ! r ;the enemy themselves obliged* to continue their r.. preventedposition rcam ent ; Lb , p ge l o co n onigu a sm n , ocntohoneftri continuing theuheight,in a l lie d li it e ds m a a n arr d mchy t their or on the bridge. Our chasseurs, in consequence, re. ceived orders to dislodge the regiment by a 61;4 : charge, which was accordingly made, and al ten , !;4l with such complete success, that the enemy's carat... were routed, and pursued for a quarter of te But the enemy perceiving that the rei;iment rapid movements, getting to too great a dictan, ihif rest of the irigide and the column of I, - vetoed guard, and that they were pursued alone, they immediately rallied, and made a corn. bined attack upon the regiment, which they not only gallantly sustained, but completely repulied.-.. The enemy being thrown into great confusion, en. .deav‘aured to rally, under cover of a wood, an d 1 , were preparing for another attack, when the other regiments of the brigade arrived, and completed their defeat by a combined attack, in which our Colonel _Count de Waldburg had orders to take the enemy is ' Rank. In this third attack Lieutenant-Col. liohen. 'oho Hinhberg, who had advanced too far, was taken ' prisoner, after having been slightly wounded. The less sustained by the regiments amount to 19 wound , ed, among whonvis Lieutenant Weigs, four subaltern 1 officers, and four chasseurs, who were taken prison. era. The brigade took a Russian Lieutenant and 31 dragoons and six horses.—(Same Paper.) [ Posre JULY 28 .-•-The Warms Journal ha published some fresh particulars respecting the dith sion of General Rozniecki. On the 9th of July, lone sw.dron of the third regiment of Huhlans en. countered before Pieszeozna a numerous carpi of Cossacks, which it charged and pursued arum the city of Mir. The Cossacks were constantly receiv. ing reinforcements. and soon amounted to live regi. mentr. Colonel itadzimiski arrived with the re. mainder of the 3d regiment ; but finding himself sur. rounded by the enemy, five times superior to him in number, be confined his efforts to endeavour r. ' e rg a passage sword in hand through the enemy's cone, in order to form a junction with two squadrons of of the .18th, and one of 16th regiment of liutVor •, which were coming up to his support. The 10 , 5 of the enemy was very considerable in this brill fair. Our division continued its march up ;. .% : end Nieswiez. On the 10th the enemy met oat au. vanced guard near Siennikar. Aware that we were very inferior in number, he assembled all his forces ,composed of Cossacks under Platoff and Hawaiskie, with which several divisions of helmet and dragoons were united. In an instant the plain of Siennkot was covered with the cavalry; the enemy discharged a shower of grape: our 7th regiment overthrew the corps of Cossacks which was opposed to it. The ' battle became general ; the 3d and 16th regiments of a crgedsitsht ing o e en emf thyae v bove f regiments, lih rearguard,ivanscharged ir ov consisting the greatest nln liyt e h s t' s im : lits front, at nine o'clock in the evening, a cloud of ' Cossacks and irregular troops, but the immovable firmness of the retry-guard, the unskilfulness r-guard, and and eist hadlO Our i i h r fulness of the enemy, prevented them from profiting by their seperiority. Our cavalry was reinforced by the di vision of General Tyskiewits. His artillery in• stantly arrested the enemy, .who, when attacked '1 anew, fell back upon the forests, and abandoned to us the field of battle, covered, with a very consider. { able number of Comas, Kalmucks, and Baschkins, killed, or wounded. One Lieutenant-General and i two Lieutenant-Colonels *ere found amongst the dead. Our force amounted oely to 3,000 men, who maintained with glory a long contest against 8,000 Cossacks, 3,000 regular cavalry, two regiments of infantry chasseurs, and 30 pieces of cannon. Oa the 18th .of July the Polish dieksion of General liteeiasowies marched upon Sluck,ln''order to repair . 4 the bridge, which the Russians, in their retreat, had burned.—(Journal dfrEmpire Aug. 18.) BERLIN, AUGUST B.—His daiesty the King set out on sth from' Charlottenburg for Silesia. Dr Chancellor of State, M. de Hardenburg, the Coun sellor -of State, Jordan; Lieutenant-General de • Koeckritz, the Aids-de-Camp Meyer, Wrangel, and de Locke, Major de Thiel, and the Privy Councillor of the • Cabinet, M. D'Albrechk, accompanied his Maiesty. The Minister Count de Golz has also'sat ant for Breslow, as well as the Councillor of State, De Bogultin. Gen. Augereau has left this to proceed by Stettin to Dantzic. The Prince of Wittgenstein hos departed from this city for Dresden. Baron de out fonG de,n9 8471.. o f It theKi appearsng ot that t h f Westphalia, o corps r psof t has the army under Marshal thaDuke of Tareotum is intend. alto, form the siege of Riga. The Marshal passed the Duos et Frederickstadt, between Riga and Duos' berg t Ise advanced with the .Bavarians and Poles e a i the-right•bank of this. The Prussians, who have hi. 1 vosacimed since the battle of F.chau, have advanced oa i Vie lift bank within two miles of Riga. The p lace I was recoonoiered on the 23d, even 'Whin the rang* of thelqns bf the tete-de-pont. The Russians have hurtsed the tut urbs of Riga. 1 'eTtassr 4 20.—At Kamy sberg, where the hospitals A 'or thealitty tel., there is a garrison of 10,0 00 men , W *s li'daily Increasing by the arrival of new "tesi x ops E r : he Ceestaat pa* . rang of troops, artillery, and the a softly/es of provisions and atoms following the army, litterrupt the serico of the poet& lig every place '.oa-tho touts of communication with the head-quar• I fare of the French army. pas of waggons hive beat . 1 • '.6 ■ +- clt' •Ion( Iseql gild she she wa