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e most glorious intelligence contlnueito flown
upon. ue from ftstaie by she *Mind of every Gotten-
bore M 4 'ffie tolleuving Ofgelat statement has
this instant.basitisseed bi. Goternment.:

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t. ',accounts Elan beet received from Lora CATI - 1
emendated Petersbargh, the 18th, which give the
Most eOcouraging details respecting the state of the
Russian Armies, the spirit of the people, the de-
ter:titillation of the Emperor td persetterb in the can-
test- He has transmitted two ISunotins—one from
Marshal Kumar*, the ()thee frem Count WITT-
GENSTEIN. The following will be found to be their
substanoe :

, " The Marshal Prime Itcrrusorr, in his Report
addressed ro Ms Majesty the' Battenoa from. the vil-
lager of Saramino, of the 4th October, states, that no
important event had taken place up to that day, ea-
.cept affairs of adritneed guards, ark detachments

sent to cut off the line of communication of the ene-
my. The 23d of September, Majtur-General Ilona
CHOI7 had sent to Head-quarters of Mail, intercepted.
by a detachment, containing two sealed boxes, and
'two cases, filled with ornaments pillaged from the
Russian churches.

" On the 24th, the same detachment had stopped
two Couriers with dispatches ; and on the same day,
20 caissons of the enemy, laden with animonition,
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and taken three officers and 200 men prisoners.

" On the 27th they took prisoners four officers,
and 287 soldiers; and, on the same day, two squa=
drons of dragoons of the Guard had defeated a bat-
talion and two squadrons of the French Guards,
taking two officers and 86 privates prisoners. The'
enemy received sonie reinforcements during the iction.
—these were, however, equally defeated with loss.

" On the 28th, Colonel ESPINOPIP having, at the
head of of a detachment, fallen in with. the enemy near
:the village of Nishufska, ,in the slit edion of Podat,
,eompletely defeated them, and made 500 prisoner*,

44 General KORV report's in the same day, thatias
derachments had taken from the' enemy some bag-
gage, amongst which were found some Most interest-
ing- papers.
a On the SOth Septetillier General MILARDOICA.
wives atttacleed the enemy near the village of Pohl-
ad*. The Volunteers trout the militia. charged the
enemy with the bayonet with the most exemplary
toueage; and dislodged: theni ft OtW. the village. It
was in this affair that General tantalite, Chief oft%
Staff to the King of NAPLILIi and the Captain' of Cat.
valry, Count Poteussir, Aide•de-Camp to f;ince
PONIATOWSKY, wee taken. This. it the General
tennien of whom' mentitus was shade in the Bulletin
of the let of October.

" The krinde with 00 dossacks, ii
advantageously posted near the village of Rossimdo
to harasi the enemy on the side of Mojaisk.

t 4 The Aide-de-Camp General Baron Koaro in his
report of the 90th September', states, that the ellen));
with an escort of ten squadrons and it. artillery, had
marched on the village of Kilnloyci id order to f -
rage. Colonel BALABIN attacked them with success.
The Frestch lost in the affair 200 men killed,- 106
privates were made prisoners, of which 44 were cal:
nosier':

" On the Ist of October some detachments of Co...mektmade 102 prisoners ; on the night of the 2d
and 3d, they made 83 prisoners.

On•the 4th of OctOberg the *dimmed guard of
detIeTaIsMILAIWOROWITCII bad defeated, near the
village of Snaskoe, all, the attempts a the enemy to
carry if: 14 pieces of cannon, plato## die edge of
it forest, had overturned whole, Fretide.enluninr.

• Three pieces of the enemy's flying artillery were
dismounted, fouv caissons of ammunition blown up.
The welLdireeted Ere- of the Rassisti artillery obliged
the enemy's cavalry teretreati Ten officers and 160
priVateil *ere taken' prisbziert. Nut" French regi.
meats, viz. the lktband liithChasseurs au Chevel.
the dth aria 9th Hussarr; a Wittenberg regiment,
a regiment of Prussiim Üblgs, And the Polish Hoe-
Saris soffkati dialdeebblelose hi this action.
" Mittshid kontorif had reeeivfd. a re/Stet-fro:6
Geller:oC Teiterlientbv, attd Pliserincioitr„.ot the 2611
September, staling that, their, army had passed thy
&yea! en ta4 294- *kW; nlleeetliatit- had: 6111iged
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