The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

,thia'vihase 'Van haA Within tank -Ai 7is
iithrch of that city, but Whom the events that lia(1
taken place
,forced to fall back, and, of whom. We
are now in pursuit.
" Hitherto the campaign has not been bloody,
consisting chiefly of manceuvres, by which we
have made one thousand prisoners. • But the ene-
my has lost the capital, and the greater part of the
'Polish provinces, which are in a state of insurrec-
tion. • The whole of the magazines of the first,
the second, and the third lines, collected, by two
years of care, and valued at more than twenty
millions of rubles, have either been consumed by
the flalnes, or fallen into our hands. 'ln a word,
the Head=quarters of the French arc in a place
,where, six weeks agd, the Court resided.
" Among a great number of intercepted 'letters,
the two following deserve notice. One is from
the Intendant* of the Russian army, who ap-
prises his correspondent, that the Russians hav-
ing already lost all the magazines, of the first,
the second, and the third lines, arc forced to form
new ones with all possible expedition. .The othey
is from Duke Alexander of Wurtemburgh, who
states, that, after a campaign of a few days, all
the central provinces have been declared in a state
of war. -

In the present state of affairs, had the
Russian army imagined they bad.any chance of
victory, the defence of Wilna was worth a'hattle;
and in every country, especially in that where we
are at present, the preservation of a triple line of
magazines would have induced a General to run
the risk. Manceuvres alone have put into the
power of the French' army a .considerable part of
the Polish provinces, the capital, and three lines
of magazines. Those at Wilna were set, on fire
with such precipitation, that not many articles
were saved from the conflagration."

REPORT OF THE INTENDANT GENERAL LABIJ, TO

THE MINISTER OF WAR AT VILNA

" .I have the honour of receiving this instant
your Ekcellency's letter, under the Number 279,
dated the 12th, (24th) of this month, in which
your Excellency' communicates to me the will of
his Imperial Majesty, for the speedy establish-.
ment of Magazines at Vitepsk, Ostrow, Welski,
Louki, and Pskoff.—l have already dispatched to
Vitepsk the Courier Stophanoff, who,carried me
the order. lam aboUt to take all the necessary
measures, in order to its complete execution, and
I shall have the hon Our of giving you an account.
of the steps I shall take to accomplish the orders
of his Majesty, relating to the establishment of
these niaganines.
(Signed) The Intendant General LABU.
" Dirpa, 14 (26th) June, 1812,
An hour after midnight."

REPORT OP THE MILITARY GOVERNOR OF WHITE

RUSSIA, TO HIS , MAJESTY THE EMPEROR, AT

VILNA.

" I have the honour of receiving to-day the
Ukase of your. Imperial Majesty, dated the 12th.
(24th) of 'this month, by which you are pleased
to declare in a state of war the Governments of
White Russia, of Witchsli, and of Mohiloif. I
am olcdpied in taking the proper steps to put
this or order in execution.

The Governor of White Russia,
( Signed)
Duke ALEXANDER WIRTEMBERG."

FIFTH BULLETIN
OF THE GRAND ARMY.

" WILNA, JULY 6.—The Russian Army was
posted and organized in the following manner at
the commencement of hostilities :-- -

" The first corps, commanded by the Prince
Wittgenstein, consisting of the sth and 14th
divisions of infantry, and one division of cavalry,
amounting; in the whole, to 18,000 men, includ-
ing artillery and sappers, had bc)en a considerable
time at Chawli. It had since occupiedlßossiena,
and was, on the 24th of June, at Reydanoui.

The second corps, commanded by General
Baggawont, consisting of the 4th and 17th divi-
sions .
of infantry, and one division of cavalry, con-
stituting the same force, occupied KQWII.O.
" The third corps, commanded by General
Schomoaloff, coMposed of the Ist division of gre-
nadiers; of one divisioi of infantry, and a division
at cavalry, amounting to
;24,000. men, occupied
Nov-Trockl.
" The 4th corps, commanded by Gen. Tutsch-
koff, composed of the' 11th and `.241 divisions Of.
infantry, and one division of cavalry, in the whole,
18,000 men, was stationed on the line from NON.-
Trocki to Lida.

(' The Imperial Guards were at Wilna.

"The sixth corps, cbmniandecl by General Doc-
torow, consisting of two divisions of infantry,
and one of cavalry, amounting to 18,000 men, had
formed a part of army of Prince Ilagration. In
the middle of June, this corps arrived at Lida
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