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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 3, 1812.

Admiralty-Office, Nov. 3, 1812.

• The following is a copy of a Bulletin of the
operations of the Russian forces und.ol. General
Winzingerode and General Essen, transmitted to'
John Wilson (;raker, Esq. by Vice-Admiral Sir
James Satirmarez.

" Adjutant-General Baron Winzingerode to his
Imperial Majesty, 2Sth September, from the vil-
lage of Dawydowka, as follows :

Without leaving the Twcr road, I still oc-
cupy this village with the greatest part of my de-
tachment, daily making reconnoissances with small
parties on the roads to Woldbmir, Yaroslatf, and
Dimitroff, and even to Moskrekensk any the neigh -
hourhood of Moskaisk. Every thing is well at all
the advanced posts, and the enemy has shewn no
disposition to advance.
The detachment. •on the Wolodimir road, re-
ported to me on the 25th September, 'that the
enemy had appeared at Nowaja, that day, twenty-
four wersts from Moscow, but they had retired,
and the Cossack patroles had reconnoitred on
the Moscow road as far as the village of Jwa-
noff. The French picquets Were five wersts from
us ;. on the 27th September nothing .new kid oc-
curred
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" do the Yarosloff and ,Dimitroff roads, the
enemy had made no movement on the 27th Sep-
tember, and our Cossacks maintained their posts,
nor had the enemy moved on the SLPetersburgh,
road. Colonel Howaisky (12), who commands
my advanced guard, reptested my permission to
attack the French advanced posts, on the 26th,
which he did at the village of Chiwka, repulsed
them and pursued them nine wersts, taking one
officer, and two hundred and seventy men, pri-
soners ; theirloss in killed was heavy, but on our
side the loss is not worth naming.
" Colonel Benkendorf, who is stationed with a
detachment between Wolokalanisk and Moskaisk,
pushed his patroles right and left on the road to
Smolensk, aud has sent in about one hundred pri-
soners.