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to the Spanish character. The Spaniards, it is said,
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wounded soldiers who dird under their own care,
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FORTY-SEVENIII BULLETIN.
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II The affair of Czarnowo, that of Nasielsk and
Kursomb, that of the cavalry and Lapocayn, have
been followed by that of Pultusk, and by the com-
plete and precipitate retreat of the Russian army,
which has finished the present year's campaign.
.. Marshal Lannes first arrived on the morning of
the 26th, direBly opposite to Pultusk, where, during
the night, the whole of General Bei.ningsen's corps
had assembled The Russian division, which had
been defeated at Nisre'ak. had arrived about two in
the morning at the camp at Pultusk, with the thir.l
division of Marshal D•visua's corps in close pursuit
of them. At ten n'elock, Marshal Lisnnes began
the attack, having hi' fiat line comprised of the divi-
sion of Suchet, the second of Claes, 's, and that of
Oudin, of the third light corps urder tire command
of General Guttane, on his left wing The engage-
men was obstinate; after various occurrences, the
enemy was completely routed. The 17th regiment
oftelhittit infordry, and the 34th, covered themselves
with glory. Generals Veered and Claperede sere
wounded Gt n. ral Tredbard, Commandant of the
light cavalry ; General Bouslard, C immandast of
a brig sde of dragoons, under Gene. al Becker ; and
silt,. Colonel Barthelemy, of the 15. h dragoons,
we-e wounded with grape shot. V isin, Aid-de-
Camp to Marshal Lannes ; and M. Canal, and-de-
Camp to General Suchet, were killed, and both
have fallen with glory. Marshal Lanncs 'as like.
wise glazed by • ball. The firth corps of the army
gave a proof of every thing that could he expected
ft fir the superiority of the French infantry over
that clothes nariong. Marshal Lames, although be
bin been for six days indisposed, persisted in follow-
ing his corps. The 8i;t11 regiment sustained several
eh.vgrs of the en, my's cavalry- with great coolness
and success. Du: mg the night the enemy beat a
retreat, and reached Ostrolenka.
While General Benningsen's corps was beaten
at Pethusk, that of General Euxbowden assembled
at Golymin about noon. The division of Patios
belonging to this corps, whi,h had been attacked the
evening before by the Grand Duke of Berg, and
another disision already beaten at Nasidsk, ar-
rived by different routes at the camp of Golymin.
Marshal Davoust, who pursued the enemy from
Nasiehk, came up with them, charged them, and
took possession of a wood near the camp of Go-i
lyrain. At the same time, General Augereau ar-
riving from Golazyma, took the enemy is flank.
The General of Brigade Lapisw, with the 16th
light infantry. cam, d with the bayonet a village,
which served for a piint of support of the enemy
The division of Heridelet f,rn,ed in line, and
advanc.il against tire enemy, at three o'clock in
the afternoon: the fire was CXITTMCIy hot. The
Grand Duke if Borg made several successful
charges, in which Kletn's division of dragoons dig.
tiagui-hed themselves. Night coming on too soon,
the battle continued till eleven o'clock, when the
enemy retreated in disorder, leaving behind his ar-
tillery, his baggage, almost all his knapsacks, and
a number of dead. Ail the ememy's columns re-
treated towards Otrnletika. General Feneroilles,
Commandant of a brigade of dr igwris, was
by a musket-shot. The intrepid General Rapp,
the Emperor's Aide.de-c.imp, was wounded by a
musket-shot at the head of Lis division of dragoons.
Col. Semele, of the brave 24th it-Rini' at of the line,
was svnonded. Marshal Augereau had a horse shot
under hi:n.
.. In the mean time, Marshal Souk with his corps
bed arrived at Maud, two miles from Matzoh; but
die horrible sloughs, the consequences of rain and
thaw, arrested his march, and saved the Russian
army, of which not a man would have otherwise es-
caped. The destinies of the army of General Ben-
ningsen end that of Buahowden, seemed as if they
would have been completed on this side the little
nine. d'Orege ; bat every plan was thwared by the
effee of the titan-, and that to such a degree, that
the artißery could ant move more than three leagues
in two days. The Russian army lest tO piec os of
cannon, all its ammunition waggons, more than
1100 baggage-cart., and 12,00X1 men in killed,
wounded, and prisoners. The movements of the
French and Russian columns will furnish a suhJe*
of real curiosity for military men, sv,:en traced upon
a map. They will then see that the whole Russian
army was on the point of being annihilated in the
course of a few days, and that in consequence of a
single orersiglit in the Russian General.
•' We have lost 800 men killed, and eOOO
vorrutides!. Masters of the greatest part of the Rus-
sian artillery, of all its positions, and having re-
plied the enemy near 40 leagues, the Emperor has
ord,Ted the army into winter quarters. Before this
ezpedmen, the Russian Officers say they had PO.Otpu
wen, now they say they bad but bait that Umbel.