The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-29 00:00:00

atms."

The report, which, is very detailed, states his
having reached Admiral TscnvrcHAGOFF, after
overcoming great difficulties, and praises his Of-
ficers and soldiers.

The Petersburgh Gazette of the Ist December,
contains a dispatch from the Marquis'of PAULN
dated the 22d Nov. stating, that on the 21st his
..patroles had been- near. Linden and Tormsdorf
without having sec❑ the enemy, upon which he
ordered his troops to cross the Dwina to act in
conjunction with Major-General WIGENENow :
that on the Morning of the 22d he recei red in-
formation that the enemy, had retired ow
the road leading from Schliek. to Mittau
that according to the reports of deserters and pri-
k)ners the enemy appeared to be concentrating his
force at Eckaw, a very strongposition, no doubt
intending 'to assist the Grand. French Army with
the greater part of -his ,troops, a'nfl be able to
cover its retreat, whether it should 14e directed by
'Vidsa, IVelkotuer, or Jurburg.

PETERSBURGH, DEC. 3.—Field Marshal Prince
KuTusow report?, on the 27th Nov. that he had
crossed the Dnieper on, the 25th and 2Gth. Mo-
hilow has been retaken by the Russians, who
found there considerable magazines and pro-
visions for ten days.

General Count WITTGENSTEIN -entered -Borts
sow on the 28th November; After having gained
considerable advantages over Marshal OumNoT'S
and VICTOR'S corps in three several actions, in
one of which 7000 men were forced to lay down
their 'arms; miming whom were the French Ge-
nerals PARTIi6NNEI.I7,COMIXS, hmd 13LENi014 ; three
Colonels, fifteen Lieut. Colonel's, and upwards of
two hundred ()Riders of interior ranks. Their ar-
tillery and baggage Nva likewise taken.
The Russian army of reserve, 'which was as-
sembled at Nischnec Nowogorod; under General
COunt ToLsroc, has receivedorders to march for-
wards-, and direct its 'route towards the south-eaSt
part of Poland.

Partictilar BnllethlS be given these war-
'like operations.--(Post Tedniape, Dec. 16.)

DISPATCH. FROM THE SAME, DATED HEAD-O.UAR
- • TERSE KOPYS,' Nov: 26.

"By all accounts bifherto receiVed; itappears that
the enemy continues his retreat through Borissow,
'for which reason the following preparations have
been made to liinder it :—A strong advanced guard.
of two 'corps, under Gen. MILORADOWiTSCiI,
lows close upon the enerny ; Comit PLA-row,with
15 regimentS of cossacks, 12 batCalions of infantry,
and some companies of artillery, has orders to keep
-on his right flank; and prevent •althis attempts at
foraging.; but on his right he ha' Adjutant 'Oen.
KUTUSOW'S detachment, which is .placed under
'Gen. WITTGENSTEIN'S command.

" All these considerable corps must necessaeily
beat the enemy before he crosses the Beresina, ni
at least whilst doing it. AdMital TSCHITtHAGOFF
has been requested, after passing the river, to act
against the heads of tlre enemy's colunnins ; but on
the left he has three: detachments of our parti-
zans to prevent hisloraging and watch his mo-
tions. The main array, in the Mean time, con-
tinneS its march straight foward to the town of Be-
resin:), partly to prevent the enemy froin sfretch,
ing to the left', anie partly because that sufficient
'provisions for' the army are only to be procured
on that road."

IFROM THE SAME TO THE SAME, DATED HEALS atrAk-
TERS AT KRHSLO'GE,NOS;. 27.
Tirp general plan of operations laid down [by
•the Emperor is strictly followed. Adm. "'SMUT:
CHAGOW, Whose ran-guard has totally 'defeated
General IjAMBRowsKt.,. arrived On the 21st, to-
/
:gther with General Count LANGEROWS corps at
the town of norissow.

By o report
,frdni Corint PLAT* come
to hand, we learn that Count WITT6ENSTIEN
Arrkred at the tow of Baron, on the 25th NoL
svethiber. i-an-..guaro,of th. in array tifiqer
Gericyal 4IILARODOWITCII, i$ this day in the
town of Bohr.

The CosoAadks under General PLATow are at
Krapky; and have likewise- taßen possession of
some places to the left of the Lich road to watch
the enemy's motions. To-morrow the head-
quarters I'6ll arrive at the' town of Blepwald,
which lies -on the road betwe6ti Bobr and tne Be-
resina."