The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-20 00:00:00

_. .. I ' • • • :. . • es. LONDON No. 2103. TREATRit ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. TILLS' present EVENING, 'Nov. Ig, their plolvative groomers oiH potion THE SONS OF ERIN. To *bleb o its he added. • -MY GRANDMOTHER. • frintallaw, Tau Honey *nun, with Netley Abbey. The Scenery deigned aod ;minted by MeArs. Greenwood. 1)1 son. Beinnrin, flimtn, Smith, and Cation, and their awisiaiit-. The tflesyes by Mr. Banks, and Miss Rein, nod their „omits. The Machinery by blevors.Underwimil, Drury, Re. D e r..csitions by Mr. Morris, Miss Robinson, dtc. Lender „f he Hind Mr. Smart. The to be opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be pi at a claimer kited six. 11,4%r,. 71. 4 Second Price Si. 64.—Pit, 99. 6d. ; Second yore, So—Lower Gallery, 2, ; Second Price, Is.—Upper c m itery, 4.; Second Price, 6d. glows and I'l :roes to he takers 4 Mr. Spring, Brov Book keeper, at the Otfire in Little Rossell-street, (ruin Ten till p ai r, mud rosin Ten in the Evening tmtil the flours are closed. The Boa entrances are in ilrydges—treet onl v.—The Pit en trances iirP in Rosielteureet and Woburmstreet.—The Lower a„n ee , entrance. , are in Rwoell—treet and IVabunt street.— Vp . per Gallery entrance is in Woburn..ircet only. rtte mkt hand door. leading frani the halt in Ilrynges-streeti sill tw opened for Frey Ail .issiyity to the t)- , tes. and ..00dae3 ill tom oak t and no Free Admissions will he passed at any ,:,her But Dune of the Theatre. Neither wilt any Person, not free, he aditiiited to pass throng's the Free Moir. Free Admission. In the Pit and Galleries will be received at their rr-pr. ti.e Doois iu Wohurmstreet Indy. A most favourable Opoortu To Fruit. Forest tree, and ornament; (Standing oat fuur Acres of Illitr.ery Gri by a Gentleman wan d-es wit wool I TO BE SOW) BY AU, By Mr. COCIIRAI On THURSDAY, the Sd of December, dos. on tne•Premise., Stoke-Newiiigh CONSISTING of very fitie Stai trained peaches. nectarines„ anti apri piano . of the same; standoid and dw; plumbs of sixes and ages, with Lit of , cherries, of extra weight, for fields and 1. of own:clausal ;throbs, of sites ;.roses, and sorts, io pots very fine young stools, wi.' various shrubs and forest•trees fine oaks. sycamore, birch, and firs, &r. of gooseberries, rummtS, and raplierrics. I whole bologna excellent cone , lion of the onrsery stock. To be viewed till the sale, by appl ying Stoke-Newington ; where. sifter t ndt Irid; and at the White Hart, Clapttte s Isliugtoo ; Meters. Gordon BM Co. Seed rhurch-strent ; at the Auction Sari, nep laud ; and of the Auctioneer, Na. i s Di square. THFATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN• TII S present EV ENIN G, .Nor. 19 , will be perfunned, THE LORD OF THE MANOR. TO which will he added, fur the 14 time. n new Farrei caned LOVE, LAW, AM) PHYSICK. To-marrow, Alexander the Greats Alexander, Mr. Betty. Th 1. following Eotertainmelds ',riving been received wkh un bounded applause, will he repeated till further Notice. OPEN EVERY EVENING. SANS PAREIL 'THEATRE, STRAND. Under the Anthitritv of the Lord Ch4mherlain. MiiiS present EVENING, FRIDAY, Nov. 20, t and SATURDA Y, its., will be acted a New Gram! Iteln Dramatic Spectacle, written by Ni.ss Scott, culled AS GARD. THE DEMON HUNTER; or, Le Diable n la Clime. Criminal Characters, Mr. Villiers, Siglinr Risotto. Mr. Minton, Mr, Ste:4)44(oW Mr. Giroux. jun. Miss C. Girut. r, Ars. Stakes, and Miss Giroux. Oreviows to weichoin entire New hills Dance, called PATRICK and NORA II ; or. The Sal dier's Reim. Criminal C-aracters, Mr. Grout, Mr. Swat, Giroux, and Miss Giroux.—To conclude with the fa vsnrite aurtetta, called the RED ROBBER or, The Statue in the Wood. With new Scenery, Dre:se4, &c. The• Red :dubber, Mr. Villiers; Mize*, Mr. Mezzia; Junk. Mr. Stets ; aid Lily Helen, 111. st k'. Gi. oaz. Time whale under tin direction of Mr. Scott. in the course or the Evening, Pastry nun Painting ; i Addra,s, written by herself, it 'a he spoken by Miss SCOTT. Doors open at half past Five, and betio at WV past Six. —lint 4s. Pit tls. Gal. Is. Second Price at htlf past Eight.— Pine, for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre., from Ten till Three o' Clock. •PLATE nt,Ass COMPANY. FirillE Public arc informed, that a large Assort. JL meat ..f NATI; GLASS IA now on SALE, at tilted Pricey by Mr. A LEILA NI)Elt BLACK, at the Company's Warehoo.r. ON-P LAC E, BL ACK Fltl ARS-BRIDNE, of a fine arbor, superior brilliancy, and of various dimencima, from 12 lochm. to 1 LI barites in length, and from ld to it inches in breasito 8 also loaves and Concave Mirrors, from P 2 to SA Inc in dinateter. Aud the same assortment may be had for Country Order,, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Faster, the Manotactory, Raveuhead, near Pre:ewt, Laserowliire. Frun the grime improvement made of late )ears in this Maim- Evtory, it lc ants allowed that the C palsy'. Plates are equal to their brilliancy, and hove as few imperfections, compared • any.ForeignClass that ever was Imported. OLD MODE OF DILA WING ttESTOILED. • . . . • ' •NO CLASSES. ' HAVING - Contracted nith Government for the sTATL LOTTERY, see beg leave, reveet- Ctly t•,. pied *be attention of thr POhlie to the modermen- E.u..4 Schen*, and at the saute time in state, that we have ob.. nine.% petwissinn nf.ebtxeritturtit In draw the present I °Wry in Tl% Dav, hi , which means the system of Classes is abolisfityl, ever) Ticket in.the Lottery • will he put into the II heel, and eri‘ru nut indtsciistitinttely, in the same moaner as iq the Old Lmerief. •• SW IFT and CO. • • • .. ;SCHEME. 2 .ot ..€ 0.000 . .ste. . £lO.OOO 2 • • JO 0301, 20,003 4 . 6 — 1,140 . 6 6 10 .6 30 . OO3 . . • 'IAA 14 -' '33 40 . - .:0 IA) ........ 'A . 6.0011 2.100 ..-- . 11,003 Tikket.. 6'1304.0 To he Drawn in Two Dnvts The Ilih Aid Nit JAMU Y "NIAT. TICKET% nut sIIAItES /tie- selling aI SW !FT aad Co.'s 01Bre:, No.ll, Pstiltrir, I No. st), A Idgate High -140. 11. Chneistn-Cros„ street, Where, in the lait Niue %intim th. fnlittit nig C:pital Prize" h..yr been told is %air , : No. 495 . a . rE20.001 I No. 1,7 k: ► a X LON) 1395 . 11 . 4.12 1 03 2.'2;11 a :2,0.0 Besidor others of Xl.OOO, XAJ, &r. &e. THE SILVER Al EIEAL. • NEW ENVENTEI) TAUS:II:74, To GUARD AGAINST THE IN CON VENI EN F. OF nurruitEs. Sanctioned by the S"ciety for the Este.stir..4 . emett of Arts, Ma aufnetures. nod Commerce of England. WiIITFORD, Surgeons' Instrumont -maker, ‘UP • and Cutler to St. Bartholomew's fiotpital; Tors-maker to hi. Majesty's Honourable Ctimatt,:iiimer, of the Transport Pomo! I unit to the City of London Trios Satiety, for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by Li: Bova' Highness the Duke at Camitriage, annitionces his f EW.I N V ENTED SER. PLNTINE CUItV El) ELASTIC STEEL TRUSsLS, by si Inch a Cure, iu many Cases. will be obtained: nod he eat goers to keep up the most dittichlt Rupture that ever existed, without inconvenience to Ate nearer. T e Society of Alit, the. hiving voted their Sliver hlctinT for the above Improvement, the Inventor has had the honour of receiving the same from the heat& of his Grace the Duke of N liatis. their President. The lityrotor Los stow the satisfaction likewiec to nmoomre, thou his To 4 , 404 hosing elven the greatest satisfaction to the af flicted with Ruptures, that not less them 7000 peruse have, within these few years. felt the good effivt, of them. Iheoe Tnases haying tmea made na Atottomical prineiperv, 'which to , other Tr uss hos ever bees. The Inventor stances the Afflicted,. that min single trial they will be thoroughly cs.Aviaced of their suueroirity ovei sill Truer,* now ht umet aarl maY he hal ft hit himitifactorN, under the Cesare Gateway of St. littellAGmeli Vltst ,Smithlk4d; 'tad la No. 27, Lombard-street, t N. it. Where also may be hati„ his 9ew anti complete Appn nom. tes NalKiitlate for Lterlies a nd the NattaLpr, fel Sharpeniug Moan, a Moat a Iluar. D n. IsTDRIETS'S GENUINE To preveat Imposition, tie name, Tape. is engraved on the Government Stamp round without it are Gonaterfelts. These Drops, as those who are in the can testify, are a powerful preserver of ble remedy in every species of Fever. luau; stances in which their benign influence have the awful mimeses er espected dissolution Coughs, Astionas, Gout, Irieteriatism, ( mach and Bowels, and beginning of C. vexed in taking them, have seldom failed feel cure, experience of hill, a century h; it t•ln the Measles. Small Poe, Teething, cideat to Children, they are a onverrien The 'Family Bo•tlra 22. to be had at ‘M, Lower Brookostreet, Grosvenor-square 1 Is. and 2s. 9d. ee holesale and retail Is) ' J. Sanger, IbO, 0 xfottl.streel I rod by of Medicine. Also 1)r. NORRIS'S CELEBRATEI PILLS, !a. 9d. the Box. GENUINE AND APPROVED Prepared by S. SOLOMON, Gilead H war Liverpool. 711!Celebrated CORD IAL BAY Debitities,NeiNousDisorders, culiar to the Feainle Sex, Loss of Appetit pocliondriacal Affections, Lowness ut Spi Disorders. Dr. S lommes Cordial Balm of Gilead for the Weak. the Sickly. and Infirm: Debility, L...syuess of Spirits, Weakness hereditary, acquired, or owing to Vow Meiliciee will afford the most wonde.cl ANTI-I MP IiTIGIVNES; or. Solomon' eine superior to es cry other Remedy yet d any oth e r age, for the ecd y removal :Rid Scurvy. Leprosy, Rheumatic or GOWN' Pah Evil, Ulcers of every Desciiption, Sivelle Sc. In Disorders .. here Salivation hats re no other remedy could restore the anhap health he unfoitunately lost. the Amisle fetusd the grey and duly restorer of Bashi Drams purify Nte Blood, and sentare the r by the impratiest use of Mercury. The above Medicines ate inclosed in surprising Cures, authenticated by Penuus and are made up in Hietts.., price Eleven S are also Family Bottles, 11l Sjil. containing 1111e4 whet sin 9s. are saved. . TheA BS rERG RNT LOTION clean removes ±peodily, without pain or teeth! Tellers, King-worms, Spots, Reduses, Se of the Nine, Blotches, and every Species flew on the Seifert of the Human 130.1 y. sent in its operation ; au agreeable softness diately succeeds it. use. It sweetens :se Complexion, which resumes, at one an enlivened appearance. Tue Public vinced of the certainty of its success as reedy for HerpeticCumpluitin in general. pints 2s. 9d. Sold by mill Venders of Gesmine Mt Kingdom. Of whin may nisi, be had, Dr SOLOMON'S justly celebrated 61 rer, Advice to both Sexes, price Ss. o:7' Dr. SOLOMON espeets when compliment of a One Pound Note; bat Letters of Advice, if nibeered at his trim bother only Such learn thus directed:—" Mows/ letter. Dr. S Dear Liverpool. Paid double Postage. dared to he addressed to X. Z. or A. B. called for. A CII ALLENtii MESSRS. CURB[ H: and Co. his hia)ertty's service, challenge prove n single mstance where their &Iv Gore have failed of the desired effect. years in this particular branch of their rise to , one ousuceessful case. They peti.lie% to the treatment and cure of pLA I NTS, Film that derangement of t miroequenee 111 the pernicious and wasteful itnil most unhappily pursued by the •rom the fillets will (mind to be the unfollin the other hare its ravages. fatally deer! tresing state of debility, which, If not rintes i 9 Impotence. These ore its remote %bile eousumplinus, lots of muscular vase eonsplaints, usually ctiorrifferise solitary vice : of persist* langaisilifig under such a habit, their treiament 13 bimple, soccessf,el In the course of a long. pratiice. la the most obstinate and coon tioreolinfeetion, such as ohstrueli.in in II cneseeneeti, laird 1114111ibUrS, callous uleei weatkoeso, glee's, as also STRICTURIU, whether recent or of bog duration. and still of oth:.r practioners, are, by their , r of treatment, etteetoally nod permanent! patient suiteriox the excruciating pail) nod whic:i trequetiilv follows the applicati‘ In the nom AC of twenty years e siensiys 'ohs; numernuli caves of strictures hove der their care, the total eradication of safe, ccrtaiu, und expeditious mode of other yet adopted. The we_akiiess, . proceeding front this compliant, is fpeedi I patient restored to sound and flea s's; t debility has for yearsiesisted, a proper storm ive remedies, after the stricture has dispeusably requisite to revive the due unl to re-a:innate the Cifesettiatiou. Several Na!amen wd Gebtleutro of have been tinder the care of Messrs. Cut. moved of cutoplainta of the. urethra. strictly received a radical and perm/them cure, r panty he xiven to them, us patirfaci.ry etn superiMity of Messrs. Carrie and Cu.' Macy of *bete Gentlemen have had sirirturet years, and had been under lie cafe of Ns-w -and other Surgeons of equal eminence, by theApptictuinn of the lunar CAtiniC, •Ptitlents in the country are rsquestid of their ems., axe, and general Mani of ' a remittance for advice and lardieices. Riven or sent he any part of the kimplunt, crery so essentini to their undertaktui, t may he &Wed to the itecouto for medicines. Messrs. Curt ie and Cw trine be rnabalted'h' the creakd delicacy, severity. and bonnier, liatitou-garden, —Qua Jane 1810.— . s. . ... ... t a . . . le, . • - - Ve . st 1 ? " ^ r f a : • t . , . . . • - - . .'erz e _ e r Sieesseeeie .''• elasseas ': ' •, 0 • o • ' . se e ‘ aases \e ie e . . . „ ... t t i .s .* s e;i4:Ya';o ea . - 1 . ..... • .. •, 44,„......_.,, ; .1‘,:. • ~..../4 , ...... V ' "et • s _se -- es a' . • • a 4. ....1 ees ies e s aw •se•• • eass • 4 ' 4 7 ~_;.:•,. , ~. ' • 1..J.,:_ k ‘4....*:,:; . t esie rtS . . . • 1 *3, - /..;;Vc--•.7 . 1"5 r ?, ...,,, .;, .•:4,..7( ) 4 - • ,-.-." ' m4;t- •,, •.'' .. l "'" • s i' ......47. -; t • •. . • • . • • . t• • • . . .. I NI, • (8) att.ci, (lit. ,:, ... ......... , . , r, FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 20 , . 1812 PRICE Co. °nullity. • GOTTENJJURGII MAIL. !mental Planters. now cut off by our advanced yards, and not suffered- send. lately purchased --swels•-_ to join the main body. she stork thereof,) PETFRSBURGH, 0 CT.27 The Captain of the Guards, Seflawen, 10 rum,reports, IN, The General Field-Marshal Prince K u t neo w has, that he with his detachment, at the distance of four t "s se, 1812, nwl following i together with his eteport to his Imperial alajesty, ! wersts from the village of Bogorodskoji, fell in with 1 ahaaKrdingain4dud-rDarawl'f. forwarded the Journal of the operatio n s o f th e war , , the enemy' s i n f an t r y, o f wh o m he tn e k 15 prisoners, from the 22d September (4th Oct.)till the Ist (13th) : and killed a number on the stmt. Ile himself is gone I '': tricots, with fi ne maiden Octobers . varf appl e ,. peaN , and . lto Osliegowo. i ' high-worked standard This Journal contains an account of several af- I Besides these prisoners which have to-day been sent o„ arch:wits ; a quantity fairs in which the enemy's detachments were cut oft', 'to head-quarters, the advanced guard has also sent to. • it a h i it h m si e r ri la ca y n er p s l , a i n e ts ie and a great number of their men either killed or day 37 privates and one officer, and 'Colonel Prince i I 1 r eine limes, chestnuts. made prisoners. It i s f o ll owe d b y an O r d er o f t h e K u d asc h ew 26 nteu . 1;1 large and small sizes ; rea, from Prince Kutusow to his army, dated head- ri i boa edging. &c. The '"' , - Se various s o r t s o f h ar d y : quarters, in the church v ill age o f Letaschewka , i Report of Adjutant-General Baron Winzinge. .ki 1 ' 30th Sept.(l2th Oct.) in which he sae s:— rode, dated from the village of 'fschaschnikowo, •A ng at the White Dart, ; 44 The i sd, Catalogues may he force of the enemy, thrown into disorder, Oct. 8 (9.0): tat Belt/Siert Tavern, • does not permit him to make any attempts against us. ' 6 After the Report of Oct. 5 (17), movements of seed warehouse. Feb. By the distance from his bord;'rs, he is deprived of the advanced posts of the enemy on the Dmitrow and I ear the' Haat se. Eng- ,y a l eeherove , o n „ sees . all sources of assistance, his supply of provisions Petersburgh roads, which indicated an intention to • +'l becomes more difficult from hour to hour, and the ; retreat, we r e o bs erve d by' m y a d va n ce d p os ts s t a - -4.T 1 -7 '.ei t e prisoners unanimously relate that horse - fle s h i s use d • t i one d on t h ose roads, fuel the parties which have ,e , • FEVER DROPS. for food in their army ; notwithstanding that, they • continually observed the detachments of the enemy, e , aos- N o r ri s ott M" le—l re. have still more flesh than bread. But the h orses ' o f ; h ave to-day intanned me that he has left the Drnitrow . round each Bal the enemy's artillery, and those of their cavalry, suf.'' end Petersburgleroads, atehytired• to Moscow. • te habit of taking them I fer most. The greater part of the latter have been ! 44 In consequence of thit I ordered the detach. of health, end an infalli- , destroyed in several engagements, especially in ' meat of Major-General Howaiskji to go to alas- Innumerable are the in- have prevailed, even in : that so glorious to the Russian arms on the 2Gth of ! cow to obtain information of the enemy , and ad- . moo ; Inn Agues, Colds, ' August (Sept. 7), and the rest of the cavalry re vanced myself with the remaiuder of the regiment of Complaits of the Stn. Coommption.s, if nerve- • metes suffer the greatest want of forage ; the etteeithe detachment entrusted to my command, to the rd of performing a per. , my's army beieg surrounded by our parties, which 1 village of Tschaschniknwo. i has induhaahly proved . I c u t o ff every communication with them. The ene- I . 44 A party of the detachment of Major-General tg, and all disorders in-, n remedy. . Imyis so hemmed its with regard to the procuring of; Howaiskji (12), sent to discover the enemy, finding 1;1 at the Doctor's House , i forage, that he cannot send his fotagers out unless ' no person at the Twer brinier, entered the town and 1 . • ore; smaller Bottles, at ' . / the appointed Arm, 'they are protected by strong convoys, but who are, ' made some prisoners ; but meeting with the infantry, ' it. 'all respectable Waders I nevertheless, overpowered by our parties. Strong I were obliged to retire out of the town, and 150 U idetachments from our army are on the roads of ato- ! of the enemy' s cava l r y f rom f our ditlereat regiments, I) 'ED ANTI-BILIOUS 1 S aIS , St. Petersburgh, o omna, and btrpuc ow, were sent alter th em . Th e d e t ac h ment o f 'Maim- : , .i and seldom a day passes in which 300 men and up- , Genera: Howaislsji arriving at the same time before e Mt:Omni:S. ON, M. 0. • • wardsare not brought in prisoners." the town, attacked them. I was myself an eye-wit- ' verpool. I '. i ness to this engagement of cavalry, and I cannot '1 3ALM of GILEAD, , PETERSBURGII. Ocs. 27. sufficiently praise the ability and bravery of Major- re and Weaknesses pe. Report from Field Marshal Prince Kieusow, con- : Gen. Howaiskji (12) and the regiments entrusted to s, .; nue, Hysterical and Fly. • • • • • \lti:s'' ' t Spirits, and all Nervous taming the continuatiou of the Journal of the opera- his command ; for notwithstanding the superior force tions of the war, from the Ist (13) to the 3d (15) of of the enemy, he conducted his regiment sn bravely, ri ad •it happily retaliated 1 • that taking the enemy on the flank, he threw them 111 Jill inward Decays, . " ~.. . October: t tie civil Governor of Nishegorod, informs me ' into the ff con - fusion, put them to tlimht and • sin either Sex , whetherra,s . 1 greatest * r athful Imprudent*, this that the following regiments which have arrived, , pursuad - them quite to the city, killine 50 men, I, : A relief. is r . namely, the sth regiment of Uralean Cossacks, and j among whom were sonic Of fi cers, and making 52 pri- ea • aeon's Drops, Is a Medi- tet discovered in this or the 3d and 4th engineers of Baschkers have marched I goners. The enemy, who had rushed into the town, ea i • Pains, out of that town to join the corps of Lieutenant- I halted at the barriers, where some infantry came to and radical la ss ue r sit the tt e , • Scrofu ing' .-. oiled or i„g a ,„ r e 6. gs . teeneral Ceunt Wittgenstein, according to order' ! his aid, and they retreated under the protection of • P • s repeatedly failed, when previously received to that effect. • ; some cannon-shot, fired from the town prison, is e". haluipetigenes ppy Sufferer ave tso bteen hat tt General Meloradowitsch reports, that the ene-I which he had placed a garrison. •i I- h mita rind Vizored. These my's advanced pests still remain in the same place, I ' 6 Ott the Yaroslaw road the senior of the troops, • . e System nitre inspirited and that We Cossacks, who harass them in the night, i Pehedno, who came to me during the action, in. • • i. • have obliged them to strengthen their chain. I formed me that he, with the regiment under his com- a pieta -direction.. li t y. runt@ of Re-per/lability. 4 4 Major-General Dorocow states, by way of ; mand, and a detachment: posted on the Wladetner • ice Shilliugs each. Ti'cre ! completion of his last Report of the 2d (1 etli) of : road, advanced quite to Moscow, and that his par- dreg Flier of the statelier I October, that at Werejn, not 3.32 but 377 privates, , ties, in like manner, entered the city, and made • . .. rs and beautifies the Skin; • and 15 officers, were made prisoners, and sent to I many prisoners ; but as ,I have 110 circumstantial a s hie s till kiwis of Pimple', i K .. i. sweilines or carbuncle , i atoug.„a ; and that the Colonel el had construc t ed I m accounts, I cannot state the precise number. sea of C utawa y s D a p. the intrenchments at Werejo, two officers of en- I 44 To-day, early in the morning, prisoner; worn s k .. y. ll 6 refttlielrtY, Plea-1 gineers, and above 300 men, were found killed.-- brought into me on all sides : according to my ‘ll ness to the Sk i n 1 """'" The baked bread, the meal fur which had been reckoning, from the sth (171 h) to this day, 57S men 1 and refreshes the whole , ne aid the name time, i taken from the surrounding villagers, was distri- ! were cut off at 'Ter.—The loss on our part front have been long con- ! tatted among the troops, and the meal among the ' the same day amounts to 12 Cossacks killed, '2 olii- • : is is safe are nd certain - m e. pi ma d e , bd. Haf. peasants and inhabitants. The pallisadnes and in- cers wounded in the late action, and in the several trenchments were destroyed by the 1000 men col-' engagements 33 private's. My advanced guards, on i ' • Medicines in the United lected by the _priest of the cathedral church 6f John • the Petteelturgli roads, are at present within two e' GUIDE to HEALTH; I Skobijeu. The soldiers found a good booty in wersts of Moscow ; and likewise on the other roads money. j under my care, between which a chain is formed. hen consulted, the UMW " The advanced guard made 21 prisoners. I In consequence of reports having reached me of the ut all written Cases in +awe, are ergot-dell to 64 On the 241 (14th) the army remained its the same ! enemy's corps having left the town of ae seegornd, ' I erg should for safety. le position it had hitheto occupied. :Major-General', and the cloister in its vicinity, I wrote to the corn- 1 Solomon, Gilead-hoc r e. .. hetet , may b e or- Prince terussow reports that he had anis r'd in Tula ' milder of the NVeskressen)k. detachment, Ma,. .or . e • 11. at the Post-o ffi ce, tip with five regiment , and halted there till further or- ! Figiew, to take possession of it. I have sent strong • , ders. ; parties out to clear the laloshaisk road, and I intend ~ . it;. " Colonel Prince Kudaschew ff sent o parties from ; giving directions to all the detne.htnetits in the chi- .; '. e :o. Surgeons, late its the Sirpuchow road to the K.l;ouga road, one of : city of this road to approach it.—With regard to ( • age the a lisle world it/ which was ordered to preceed to Tscherikowo and ,' Moscow I am inclined to believe either that the ene- leiticine and Method of , 1 , . ▪ Th e pract i ce of many the other to Krasuaga Peahen. Imy has marched against our Grand Army on the Km. i r proteostoo has not riven 44 The latter party, which learned that the enemy I beep road, or intend to return on Smolensk° ; but continue h. direct the i r was endeavouring to surround them on the left side ! the reports of the peasants will not aelmit of my !f VEN EREA I. COSI. , the ewer. which is the towards Woronow, returned back. The Choronshii : forming any certain judgment. It is not known to . site :tees at a habit long . Bassow met with a part of the enemy's baggage he-•; me that a strong garrison has remained behind in i'?"` 6 " l. 1 " h u llele "' . ‘" hind Tscherikowo. attacked it with 50 Cossacks, I Moscow, .and that the rest of their troops niarchcd ..llg 7.ollree o f ...arrows@ t 'eloped •to them by a cis- made 20 men prisoners acid took two celashes and l out of Moscow yesterday. The enemy sends off the 1 t ninety remedied, semi. three other carriages. I sick and wounded on the road to Moshaisk. The mese and ultimate elects; 44 A party whicn had been tent off to the town of ' Kremlin, the• Astrog, and some other places are t .1 power. and valises . ner . • the earliest stases o f th is Podolsk discovered that the enemy's infantry was fortified by them, and have separate gar: isous.— nder dilortirot incident to ! there and has•never proved un• with two pieces of artillery. Colonel Prince : After my return hither I received a Report front s .s :ems, an d much ee t ru deil ; Kudaschew, who was in communication with Cola; Lieutenant-Colonel Tschernozubow, who is stn- , amplicated cases of Ye- I J e f re m o w, l ea r n ed from him that the enemy was in i tioned with the regiment under his command on the Ste in the nrtihm ' 9"1" ex- ! considerable strength in the villages of Joma and Moshaisk road, between the towns of Gshatsk and • tars, eruptieus, seminal ! . • . . /' s ' Nikonowa, on which he proceeded to Lopacna ." I 'Wasma, in-which he informs of his having taken a r ' ac. —a-- , Courier, with papers of very great consequence, and nd which have Wiled the it present improved plan In the second Report, received on the same day, ! which I shall have the happiness of laying before • neatly cured, without the ' C o lonel Prince Kudaschew states, that a party sent your Imperial Majesty, together w;th the Report of and alarming hemorrhage I out by him met with a party of the enemy's cuiras- . Lieutenant Colonel Tschernozubow." lion of the lunar climate. , • 74 ' —s, s se practice ill tin, metro i siers, foraging in the village of Wassilgews Koje.— I re been and are daily on. ; They immediately attacked them, and drove them , REPORT FROM COt. TSCIIMINOZUDOW TO GENERAL of which is elPcted by a t WI Nzi.sGcnooc. 7 1. , practice. superior tostoty 1 Into the village P iliowsknja, where they made a show . i relaxation, and debility lof defending themselves; but the Essaul Amafitt fell I • From the Village of Cholla, October 18. • I' , peedilt removed, and the" Haring arrived with the regiment under my r e !! ;upon them, took '27 cuirassiers, killed 10, and the , i Ilea": But where the : restsavedthemselves by flight. On the 3d (15th) r preeveratire in their re- , , has been stew.• ed, es in- ! Admiral Tschitshagow states, that our troops freed great Moscow road, where French posts are esta. a' 1 lumbesing speaks of life, • ~ i the Government of Volltynia from the enemy, who blished, I was so uefortunate as to take an enemy's If the first respectability Conti All the -papers found on him . I herewita continually retired and were pursued. Ott the road postillion, who had left t hi s village previous to my 'ursie and Co. for the r e - , were every where found broken waggons, casks stove arrival. % riesur "'' 4Ev .,_ . i ami r bas ' ng i i and fallen , all which s h eave d the precipitation with transmit to your Excellency, as well as an o ffi cer of ~ e . • 7 r, request ghat re.ereloyes- t. 1 ! direct on Zarewa „ N e wt ... 4 t e e ak o,,, e _ w hich the enemy retreated. In the course of this re- the French troops who was taken on the great road. Saimischtscha, and on my march. took one o ffi cer , e irtu -a m ele h.. o . of ler tte t a o tse m ee r ' . . , ty . treat, we made prisoners five officers, and 333 under I then proceeded ou the same road ? de • • / • 1 s , is A • • who muenspled the awe I w hom I sr n . to the ' Gen. Tormassow reports the enemy had retreated • and 38 privates . , prisoners, liewrs. Haase, denvisides, omcers and privates. ewitheut furcate.. . Commissary at Sytschewsk, in order to he forwarded i a „, slaw th e eartical „ 110 Brest Letowsk, with the greatest p recipitancy. His • t fle i na , kr. igg. ineloolna rear-guard was come up with by our light 'carat ry. On to Twer. % when. the same sin be i this occasion the enemy lost in killed about XOOO and cc I could not get to the aforesaid Zarewa Sri- ) glom. To mart that se- . • u fa on ntr o y f , m w y hn fal: r i e u r g e u she poetic , a laten t in prisoeers about 500 men. The corps of the Prince . misc o h o ts s c h h od a, y b o y f re i, - does. i e n tc w o i n th qui a tt)Viec ! 1 • , mlted•hy tither Act, wilth lof Schwartzenberg was so . pressed in its retreat e thaf mer of whom 1 h: s: - off 1 . • 1 war. at Ow* bonne. No. turned back again. This night I shill _pass at it had not time to for m, a junction with the detach- the baggage waggons , a part s isi..-tes, tea tee . ea rden. merits of Generals Sugeathal and Mohr ) and they are, and. . s . -.1 , . - . s , ta s l e"! -' I •11 ' . . . . . e . _ , - • ' Se - . ---e -