The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-12 00:00:00

BULLETIN.

Dispatches were this morning received from
1,,,0rd CATHCART, dated the 18th ult. which bring
o.6folro*ing intelligence
The Marshal Prince KUTUSOW, in his report
widressed to his Majeity the Einperor from the

village of Sarantino, of the 4th October,.states,
that no ituportant event had taken/ place' up to
that day, except affairs of advance guard and'de-
tacbments sent to cut off the line of communica-
tion of the enemy. .

The 23d of Septeinher,' Major-General Dou:o-
CHOPP' had sent to heatkuarters a mail, inter-
cepted by a detachmeat, containing two sealed
bO'x'es, and two easc's filled with ornaments pit-
,
Ig.ed from the Rassian Chnrebes.
On the 24th, the same.detachment bad stopped
two couriers 'with dispatches, and on the same
day 20 c'ciisse,r of ,he enemy, laden with ammu-
nition, and taken three officers and 200 men pri-

soners.

On the 27:h they took prisoners, 4 Officers,
and 287 soldiers ; and on the same day, two
squadrons (4: dragoons of the guard liad defeated
a battalion and two squadrons of the French
guards, taking two Officers and S privates pri-
soners. The enemy received some reinforce-
ments during the action, these were, however,
equally defeated with loss.

On the 28th, Colonel Emu Non:, having at the
head of a detachment fallen in with the enemy
near the village of Nishuffska, in the direction of
Podol, completely defeated them, and made 500.
prisoners.

General KORF reports in the. same day'that his
detachments had taken from the enemy some bag-
gage, ki!nongst -which were tound some Most inte-
resting papers.

On the 30th Sept. General MILADOROVITCR
attacked the enemy near the village of Tcherikow.
The volunteers from the militia charged the ene-
my with the bayonet with the most exemplary
courage', and dislodged them from the village.

It was in this affair that-Gen. FERRIER, Chief
of the Staff to the King of N.‘ rLES, and the Cap.
tain of Cavalry Count PoLoIKN, Aid-de-"camp to
Prince PONIATOWSKI, were taken: TI i.; is the
Gem FERRIER of whom mention was made in the
Bulletin of the Ist of October.
The Prince WADBOLSKY, with 500 Cossacks, is
advantageously posted near the village of Roison-
dro, to harass the enemy on the side of Alo-
jaisk.
The Aid-de-Camp .General Baron KORF, in his
report of the 30th. September, states, that the
enemy, with an escort of tea squadrons and its
artillery, had rtxarehed on the village of Klemovo,
in order to forage. Colonel BlimißlN attacked
thcnL w tl, ottceccJs. The French lost in this• af-
fair 200 men killed; 100_ privates were made pd-
soners, of which 44 were cuirassiers. `

On the Ist October some detachments of Cos-
sacks made 102 prisoners ; on the night of the
2d and 3d, they made 83 prisoners.
On the 4th of October the advanced guard of
General MILAnoDoviTcH had defeated near the
village of Snaskoe, all the attempts of the enemy
to car►y it; 14 pieces of cannon, placed at the
edge of a Brest, had overturned whole French
columns.

Three p pees of the enemy's flyiog-artillery were
dismount( , font caissons of ammunition blown
up: The well-directed fire of the Russian artil-
lery obliged the enemy's cavalry to retreat.
Ten Officers and 150 privates were Likens-prisoners.
Four French regiments, viz. 11th and 12th Chas-
seurs a Cheval, the sth and 9th Humans, a Wir-
temburg regiment of Prussian Hussars,. and the
Polish Hussars, suffered considerable loss in this