The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-20 00:00:00

u Major.Oencral Dorochow stags, by tray of
completion of last report of the 14th of Oc-
tober, that at Wereia, not 352, but 377 privates,
and 15 officers, were made prisoners, and sent to
Kaloaga.; and that the Colonel who had con-
striicted the entrenchmentS at Wereja, two officers
of engineers, and above- 300 men were found«
killed. The baked bread, the meal for which had
been taken trom the surrounding villages,was dis-
tributed among the troops, and the meal among
the peasants and inhabitants. The palisades and
entrenchments were destroyed by the 1000 men.
collected by the Priest of the Cathedral-church of
St. John Shobejew. The soldiers found a good
booty in money.
" On the 14th the army remained in the same
position it had hitherto occupied.
" Major-General Prince Urusso reports, that
he had arrived in Tula with five regiments, and
halted there till farther orders.
" Colonel Prince Kudaschew sent off parties
from the Serpuchow road to the Kalouga road,
one of which was ordered to proceed to Tschiri-
kowo,
,and the other- to Krasnaga Pochra. The
latter party, which learned that the enemy. was
endeavouring to surround them on the left, towards
Woronow, returned back. The ChoronAii Bas-
saw met with a part of the enemy's baggage behind
Tschirikowo, attacked it with 50 Cossacks, took
20 prisoners and two calecbes, and three other
carriages: A party,, which had been 'sent off to .
the town of Podolsk, discovered that the enemy's
infantry ‘vas there with two pieces of artillery.
Colonel Prince Rudaschew, who was in commu-
nication with Colonel Jefresnow,learned from
him that the enemy was in considerable strength
in the vilhges of Jama and Nikouowa, on which,
he proceeded to Lopxna. ,
" In the 2d report, received ,on the same day,
Colonel Prince Kudaschew states, that a party
sent out by binr, met- with a party of the enemy's
cuirassiers forag*ig in the •:iit,fge of WassiiiewS-
koje. They immediately attacked and ,drove them
into the,village of Petrowskaje, where they made
a shevs, of defendiug themselves, but the Essaul
Amain fell upon them, took 27 'cuirassiers, killed
1-0, and the rest saved-themselves by flight.
" On the 15th Admiral Tschitthagoff states,
that ' our troops freed the Gth,ernment of VOl-
hpia from ,*e enemy, who continually retired
and were puts On the r<,-,fl were every where
found broken casio stove in, &c. all
which shewed the pnnlipitation with which the
enemy retreated. iii the course of this retreat we
made prisoners five officers, and 333 subalterns
and privates.

"General Tormassow reports, that the enemy
had retreated to Brest-Litowsk, with the greatest
precipitancy ; his rear-guard was come up with
by.,,our light cavalry on this occasion the ene-
my' lost in killed about 2000, and in prisoners
about 500 men. The corps of Schwartzenberg
was pressed in its retreat, that it had not time
Yo'form a junction with the detachMents of Gen.
Siegenthal arid Mohr, which are now cut off by
our advanced guards, and not suffered to join the
main body.
" The Captain of the Guards, Seflawen, re-
ports, that he, with his detachment, at the dii-

iance of four wersts from the village of Bago-
dodskoji, fell in with the enemy's infantry, of
whom he took 15 prisoners, and killed a number
on the spot. Besides these prisonees which hive
to-day been sent to head-quarters, die advanced
guard has also sent in to-day 37 privates and one
officer ; and Colonel Prince Kudaschew 26 men."

REPORT OF ADJUTANT-GENERAL BARON WINZEN-

GERODE, DATED FROM THE VILLAGE TSCHASBH-
NIXOWO, OCT. 20.

" After my report of October 17, movements
of the advanced posts of the enemy on the Dmi-
trow and Petersburgh roads, which indicated an
intention to retreat, were observed by my ad-
vanced party stationed on those roads ; and the
parties which have continually observed the de-
tachments of the enemy, have to-day informed me
that he has left the Dmitrow and Petersburgh
roads, and retired to Moscow.
" In consequence of this, I ordered the detach-
ment of Major General ilowaiskji to go to Mos-
cow to obtain information of the enemy, and ad-
vanced 'myself with the remainder of the detach-
ments entrusted to my command., to the village of
Tschaschuikowo:

" A party of the detachment of Major-General
Ilowaiskja, (120 sent to discover the .enemy,
finding no person at the Twer barrier, entered the
town, and made some prisoners ; but meeting
with the infantry, were obliged to retreat out of
the town, and ,1500 of the enemy's ea\ :tlry from
four different regiments were fA cut after them.—;-
The,detachment of Major-General. Ilowaiskji ar7
riving.at the sane time before the town, attacked
them. I was myself' 'an eye-witness .to this en-
gagement • of cavlty, and. Cannot sufficiently praie'
the ability and bravery of Major General
waiskja (12); and th,. regiment entrusted, to his
command ; for, not\yithstanding the superior
!Into of the, enemy he conducted. the men so
bravely, that taking the enemy on the flank, 'he
threW them info the g:Tatest confusion, put tb em
to. ,flight, and pursued them quite to the city,
killing 50 omen, among whom were some'officers,
and making 52 prisoners. The enemy who bad
rushed into the town., halted at the harriers, when
some infantry came to his aid, and he retreated,
Ander the protection of some cannon-shot fired,
from the town-prison, in which he had placed
garrison..

" On the Jaroslaw road, the senior of the
troops, Pebedno, who came to me during the ac-
tion, informed me that he, with the regiment
under his cot:inland, and a detachMent po3ted on
the \Vladimir road, advanced quite to Moscow ;
and that his parties, in like manner, entered the
city, and made many prisoners ; but, as I have
no circumstantial accounts, I cannot state the
preciie number. '

. .
" To-day, early in the morning, prisoners
were brougiA in to me on all sides, and according
to my reckoning, from the 17th to this day, 578
men were sent off to Twer. The loss on our part,
from the same day, amounts to. 12 Cossacks kill-
ed, 2 Officers wounded, in the late action ; and
in the several engagements, 33 privates. My ad-
vanced guards on the Petersburgh road are at pre-
sent within two wersts of Moscow; likewise on
the other roads under my care,, between which
chain is formed.