The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

MILITARY BULLETINS.

THIRD Bt:LT,ErN of the ARMY before ITRGII
nelltl-iitrarte.r{cof tilt, Gen. in Chief of the Polish
Anny.at Pinneberz, before IJamburg.

On the night between the lSt and 2d (13th
nnil 14)`of January, the advanecd guard of Gene-
Markow-dro.c,hark all the French posis to the
entrenchmen'ts of the Sternsehanze, and other
near Aitona. The loss of the enemy*, in
1;illed, wounded, and prisotrs, was considerable.
Our out-posts e4ablished-' Memselves opposite
to
Dirt eutrencliments,-whereb.y his postvat
cci and Barmbeck being surrounded, 'they, as
well as the. posts of
,Shiffbeck 'and !Torn, fell 'back.'
'On this occasion, as well as on other days, more
skirmishes took place, all to the advantage of our
:;!fdand took prisoners a consider-
Ale number of the enemy.
" On the Bth (._:.(bil) Count Strognnof took all
tire Villlg•fs befOre Haat-burg. General Scheints-
thuschinikoff, who vas pbstettat,Oelisenwarder,
tifforded all the assistance he could in this attack
the result of which was; that the eneinv lost the
'whole of the villages in the environs of frktarhurgh,
as well as the island of-Moorwarder. The troops
Strogonoffpcnetrated-iuto the town of
naarburg:and there spiked nine c.annons, of large
calibre.' Next morning the..enenky‘matle an at-
tempt.on OrbseuWartler : but the admirahle re-
sistance of Cen. Schemtschasjtinikolf,
,arid a flank
movement wade by Count Strogonotf, caused him
to retire with precipitation, and .to leave four
pieces lof cannon in the possession of tha con,
kitte'ror. The loss.of the enemy in both days Was,
very considcraliie 7 we took prisoners twelve of-
ficers and' 500 soldiers, and .the number of his
'killed and wounded was. very great."

'FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY BEFORE HAM-
IgTRGH.

" Head-quarters of the General in Chief of the Po-
lish rinv as Pinnebnrg before Hanthurgh.

'The Commandiug General in Chief, true to
the adopted plan of constantly alarming the gar-
riym of fiamburgh and carrying ot the posts
maintained without the works of that place, in
order to secure himself against surprise,.made On
the the 13th (the 25th) January, the birth-day
.of our beloved Empress Elizabeth, Alexwena, in
eelAration of that interesting festival,, a general
attack on all the enemy's posts at Flaum, the Aus-
.chlagerwiek and the S:adeiche, while. he also di-
rected a demonstration, on all the outworks situ-
'uted On the sides of Wandsbeck and Altona.-

"It requires only the watch-word For. our
..ticlokexl,Entpress.,,' to redouble the native, courage
of her brave Russians, and to assure the perfect
XiICCOS (sf theenterprize ! Hamm, the Ansch-
jagerwe,..r, and the positions- behind Morfletb,
. were carded' by the bayonet. The- look-out
pickets, in front of the cntrenchments• of the
Landwebr, the Stecnchanze, and the, contiguous
linnets, were killed or, taken, and the reconnois-
sance of these was pushed to within the range of
grape shot.
" The loss .of "the enemy was considerable.—
Tbe prisoners brought in amount to eight Officers
and 300 privates, and the number of •killett is still
greater.
" A great number of Officers and soldiers were
bayoneted by the Russians in the church of Hamm.
Our lOss is very inconsiderable."