Star.
London, England, 1812-08-14 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

TRANSLATION OF AN MUSH. DAVID JULY 6, PUBLIC=
AT ST. PITTRRSRURGH ON THS 10TH.
y the Grace of Goo, we, ALaxamaca the First, Emperor of
all the Rusts", &c. &c. &c.
4' The enemy has entered our territories, and con-
tinues to carry arms in the interior of Russia, hoping
with his strength of arm and his wrath to disturb
the tranquillity of this mighty empire. He has for-
med in his mind the base determination to destroy
the glory and prosperity of our country ; with cun-
ning in his heart and deceit on his lips, he is bring-
ing everlasting chains and fetters into it.
" We have called on the ALMIGHTY for assistance,
and have appealed to him for our defence ; our Ar-
mies glowing with valour to crush him, to defeat
him, and to drive from the face of our country all
those who may remain undestroyed. On their for-
titude and strength we have our firmest hopes, but
we neither can nor ought not to conceal from our
loyal subjects, that the forces of the different nations
he has assembled are great, and that his temerity de-
matids our most valiant and resolute exertions, with
all the strong hopes we place in our gallant Army.
We therefore deem it a matter of absolute necessity
to assemble new forces in the interior of the Empire,
which, striking the enemy anew with terror, will
form a second barrier in support of the first, to de-
fend the homes, the wives, and the children of every
one and all.

" We have called on the Metropolis of Moscow,
and we now c on all our loyal subjects of all classes
and ranks, both ecclesiastical and civil, recommend-
ing them, together with us, individually and genet.-
Ally, to use and operate against all hostile designs
and attempts. At every step shall he find the loyal
sons of Russia combating him with all their strength
and all their means, without attending to his wiles
and deceit. In every Nobleman shall he find a Pa-

jarski, in every Ecclesiastic a Balitzin, in every Citi-
zen a Minin.

'• Most eminent Nobility of Russia, it is ye that
have at all times been the service of your country ;
most holy Synod and Clergy, ye have always with
your present prayers called down blessings on your
country. People of Russia, ye •aliant descendants
of the brave Hanoverians, how often have ye dashed
the teeth of lions and tigers that were rushing upon
you; with the cross in your heart and the sword in
your hand, no armed force can vanquish you.
" For the first formation of the before-mentioned
forces, it is proposed to the Nobility in all the Go.
vernments to assemble the men they intend for the
defence of the country, choosing officers from amoeg
themselves, and giving information of their number
chosen, when a Commander in Chief will be ap-
pointed.
Camp near Palazk, July 6,1R12."
[The original is signed with his Majesty's own
hand.] " ALEXANDER."

IitIPPLEMENT TO THE PETERSBURGH GAZETTE.
JULY 21, N. s.
Head-quarters of Bellsevescbtschisna, letlaluly, N. S.
" The enemy having moved in great force against
our right wing, the first army immediately put itself
in motion, in order to lice them. Count Wittgen-
stein, whose corps was stationed on the right side of
the una, having been informed that two regiments
of French cavalry had approached the Druid, sent
Major-General Ulanow with the regiment of Grodno
Hussars, and several squadrons of Cossacs, across
the river Hulnew, and attacked the French cavalry
with the greatest success. Two regiments of the
enemy were completely cut up, and the Commander
thereof, Brigadier St. Genie, together with several
Officers and 200 privates, were made prisoners.
" On the Ist of this month, the corps of Marshal
Oudindi appeared before Dunaburg ; at 4 o'clock in
the morning he commenced his attack by the bridge.,
He was repulsed by die garrison. Accordingto the
last accounts of Major-General Ulanow, the attacle
was renewed on the 2d; the enemy, however, veto
repulsed with great loss. Prince Bagration has sent
, information of the success which General Platow had
gained over the enemy.
a On the 28th June (10th July) the advanced
guard, under the command of the King of Westpha-
lia, renewed the attack on us with six regiments of
H ulans, under the command of General Bosnezkyi.
This combat ended successfully on our side; the six
regiments were totally beaten, and we made a consi.
derable number of prisoners. Our troops behaved
themselves with the greatest bravery. General Na,
tow.particularly praises the velour of General Adju.
cant Warziltsohikow, who, with his regiment of bus.
stirs, acted with the Cossacs."
SUPPLEMENT TO TIIE'ST. YETERSPURGH GAZETTE.
" No. 56—July 24.
" In consequence of the formate result which we
related in our last accounts, ;he left, flank of the first
army draws itself towards Polosk. Since that period
the .corps have continued to regulate themselves ac-
cording to the motions of the enemy, but nothing
new hte. occurred in either army."
K Russian Head Quarters, July 24.
f. 4 rionaparte has issued a frocl*n.otton, stating his