The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-17 00:00:00

GOTITNBURGII..AIATL.

RUSSIAN BULLETIN.

OCT. 23

OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM THE ARMIES.

The town of Waskretausk and Wolokolamsk
are likewise iii the` posse pion of my detachments.
and Lieutenant-Colonel, lichernosabow acts be-
tween Gohatsk and AVasma. . .

" On the 4th (16th) October, 1 adv tnced witl

the rest of the regiments belonging ,to the corps
under My command, as far as the station of Pods,
solnitchtrsv; lii Order to approach the nearer to
My van-guard, and be' the, better enabled to act
as cireurnstances might require. Excepting the
4th corps of the enenly, which is partly opposed
to us, and partly statioried on the Smolensko road.
in the iicinity of Mwkwa, and the garrison there,
he has no other troops remaining in- Moskwa.
Most probably all the enemy's. troops are drawn
up against our grand army. I shall have the-hap-
piness of reporting to your Imperial Majesty
whatever may occur."

[TRANSMITTED.]

They write from Elsinore, that, although the
French Minister Atquicr had strenuously requested,
that the Royal Danish Authorities should be pre-.
sent at the Te Deum, which was sung in the.c4a-
pel of the French Mission, on account of the en-
trance of the Fiench Army into Moscow, yet the
Government would not accede to it, We
.Must
rather wish for than believe a circumstance, which,
if true, would give rise to pleasing hopes Of a
continued neutrality in a part of the
What however gives an appearance of truth to
this statement is, tly.a it is officially known, a
Lieutenant ot the Danish 'Navy arrived with two
armed long-boats at Landscrona, on the 24th of
October last, offering to convoy, and defend
against privateers, such merchant vessels as might
be bound from our side to COpenhagen ; but
which polite oiler was nevertheless npt accepted
by the Swedish Commandei', for the reason of
two of his armed decked gun boats .being already
appointed for that purpose.
WA it,s AM' OCT. 10.—Yesterday several divi-
sions of French infantry and cavalry entered this
city. • Several regiments of Austrian infantry and
cavalry have entered the department of Lublin as
reinforcements to Prince Schwartzenberg's corps.
We are informed from Volhynia,•that Vice-Admi-
ral Ischetschagolf has taken the command of the
Russian troops there, in place of General,Tormas-,
sow to whom the command of the chief Russian
ar

, which is again assembling in the vicinity of
Tula and Kalouga is transferred, in place of
Prince Bagration.

BORDERS OF MOLDAVIA, SEPT.—At the moment
`When .A.lohlavia was giving itself up to joy for tl►e
departure of the Russians, this province, accord-
ing to confirmed intelligence, has to 'undergo a
still more unpleaSant visit, although -front its
friends, and
.by which. the Boyars have been so
astonished, that that they haie begun to fly with
their families to the Austrian States. We are as-
suredi by letters to be relied on, that three Paellas
have received orders to take possession of Wallachia
and Moldavia, with their troops, and that their ad-
vanced guards are at Bucharest. The terror which
this has caused inWallacbia is so great, that the
greater part of,the Boyars there had fled to Trait -
sylvania. The principal families in -Moldavia
have fled to Austrian linekowitia, less from tear
of the, revenge of the Thrkish Government (as
the Wallachian Boyars had with too great zeal
shewn their attachment to the, Russian 'cause).,
than to avoid the brutality and excesses of the
Turkish soldiers.. The Porte has likewise caused
it to be notified to the Divan, both in Moldavia
and Wallachia, that the political relations. will
not admit of her appointing new Hospodars to
these Principalities before peace is established
between France and Russia ; hut that she found.
herself necessitated to take military possession of
these 'provinces till such,peace is .concluded.

The French Ambassador's; General I.ndreossy,
influence on the Porte is already so great, that by
his representations, the Grand Vizier, who Con-
cluded:the peace, is banished, to Asia, and the first
Drogman, Prince Demetrius Murusi, who like,
wise assisted at the peace at Bucharest, has lost
hiS place, which the Sultan has given since -to
Prince Janka Razadza, who is likewise, a Greek.
Prince -Wmetrius Murusi is a man of great ta-
lents,• and was formerly in.greatesteem with the
Grand Seignor,

Oorrp...n. uv,H, Nov. 9.—Private accOnnts from
Co'Oenhagen (jeer estgfette) thention a second c(',n-
federation in Poland in favour of the Russian's.:—
it it positively asserted, and generally believed
here, that tie Russians have entered Warsaw:—
Gen. Schwartzenberg continues to retreat. Gen.
Sarrazin sails the first fair Wind for Revel, in a
Swedish vessel; with Sivedish convoy.

Nov. 11.—The Russians have taken Murat'S
rnilitary,ehest, with 4,000,000 of franks.

SUPPLEMEI';`T TO TIIE PETERSEURGH GAZETTE

The Adjutant.-General baron Winzingerode re-
ports to his Imperial Majesty,. from the church
village of Podgsolnitschoje underdate the sth Oct.
(17), as follows. :
" 1 have most submissively to inform your Int.=
perial Majesty, that every thing is well, and in
good order with the army ; the -Van-guard, the
stations, and the advanced posts.
No motions have been observed to have been
since made by the enemy ; his advanced posts re-
main at their former place. .
" On the road to Dmitrow the retreating- corps
of the enemy was pursued by a party which I had
detached, and made halt in the church village of
Witiagradowo, seventeen webts from. Mosiiwa,
and pushed its piccinets four werstlforward. •
" The enemy was continually disturbed during
the whole march on this road, by the detachments
of Major-General:Howeiskii, 12, who made 52
.prisoners, and took from them a number of car-
riages,laden with provisions, which be returned
to the inhabitants on the St. Petersburgh roads.
The enemy has not made any movement on the
Petersburgh road. 111 y advanced guards on that
road are some wersts on the other side of lsche-
'Aida Gras.