Star.
London, England, 1813-04-15 00:00:00

GO7TENBURGH MAIL.

FURTHER IMPORTANT EXTRACTS.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM THE ARMY.

Marshal
Commander-in-Chief of the armies, Field
Marshal General Prince Golenitschew Kutosoff, of
Smolensko, has transmitted to his Imperial Majesty,
from the head-quarters, in the village of Kolo, the
journal of the operations of war from Feb. 10 to 17,
(N. a.) which is of the following contents :

66 On the 10th February, Adjutant-General Count
Saint Priest reports, that his patroles discovered the
rear of the Saxon corps, under the command of Ge-
neral Regnier, at Rentak, and kept it in alarm the
whole night. By an intercepted paper, as also by
the report of two prisoners, it appears that the corps
of General Regnier continues its march in the direr•
Lion from Leneziza to Kalisch.

1, Admiral Tschitschagoff reports, that the enemy
on the 9th instant, made a sally from the fortress of
Thorn, .but was repulsed by the infantry regiments
of Jakutsk and Apscheron, with the loss of twenty-
three killed. The loss on our side was not great,
but Ave are sorry to state, that that brave officer,
Captatn Bulkow, of the Apscheron regiment, fell on
the 11th of February.

a The right the entity pasted over to
the left bank of the Vistula.

" Adjutant General Count St. Priest states, that
his patroles have driven the remainder of the enemy's
sear-guard out of Leneziza.

44 General Miloradowitsch reports the retreat of
the Austrians which had been in Warsaw, by three
roads. One part of these troops march towards the
village of Warka, another to Bielo-Brzege, and the
third and largest has taken its direction towards the
village of Groshez

.44 The 13th of February General Miloradowitsch
states, that the enemy, 100 men strong, intended to
take possession of the village of Polikow, but was
driven back by the Cossacks stationed there. Two
hundred men likewise attacked a piquet of Cossacks,
posted in the wood not far from the fortress of Mod-
; but the Cossacks,. dismounted, repulsed the
enemy, and killed five men, without sustaining any
loss on their own part.
66 He likewise states in this Report, that thirty
deserters had come over to him on the preceding day.
66 The 14th of February, the head-quarters of his
Imperial Majesty the Emperor are in the village of
Lauienta, the left bank of the Vistula.
66 Lieutenant-General Sabanejew reports, that
Major - General Count Woronzow having, on his
march truth Bromberg to Posen, received informa-
tion, that four regiments of Poles, amounting to
2000 men, were in Rogosna, he attacked them on
the 10th instant, and atter some resistance, drove
them out of the village.
64 The enemy, who wished to stop the rapid at.
tack of our troops, placed two pieces of artillery
against them, but which were soon dismounted ; the
enemy were pursued to the distance of five versts,
when, having received a reinforcement of Westpha-
lian troops, he again attempted to push forward, but
was defeated for the third time, and pursued three
versts further. Night coming on, put an end to the
pursuit. The enemy lost many killed, and we made
an (,fficer and 200 men prisoners. Major-General
Count Woronzow particulary recommends Captain
Arnold, of the artillery, for preferment, who gave
proofs of unexampled courage in this action, and
likewise Colonel Poucet, of the engineers.

04 Adjutant-General Count St. Priest pursues the
enemy on the road to Kalisch.
64. February 15.—The head-quarters of his Majesty
the Emperor, and the Field-Marshal-Genera), are at
She village of Kiadowo.
44 Adjutant-General Damn Winzingerode, on the
13th of February, came up with Genera) Regnier's
corps, which wished to join 44)00 Poles, near Kalisch,
end totally defeated it, notwithstanding the sive-
riority of the enemy's infantry in number, and their
desperate resistance,
44 The Saxon Genera], Nastitz, three Colonels, 47
Officers, f2OOO privates, two pair of colours, and
seven pieces of artillery, which fell into the hard; of
the victors, are the trophies of this day. Adjutant-
cvesiaal Dap* WillAWrocie's van stwO lil ui

snit of the enemy, who u retreating towards Ruch.
low and Ostrow. i'"
" On the 16th of February, the General dlnfan-
try, Milbiadowitseh, transmitted report frown Major
General Bulatow, in which the fatter states; that he
directs his marches according to the motions elf the
Austrians, who are retreating further by slow marches
'from the village of Grodseiz and its vicinity, and on
the 11 th of February passed through the villages of
Bjale and Mogilniza. Our patroles have skirmishes
every day with the Austrians.

Litutenant-General Sabanejew informs of the
town of Posen being taken possession of by Major-
General Count Woronzow, where 2000 muskets,
very considdrable magazines, some ammunition, and
.500 sick, left behind by the enemy, fell into our
hands. The parties detached in different roads are
incessantly sending in prisoners.
" On entering the town, about 100 Bavarians were
taken with arms in their hands. The Officers of Go-
vernment of all descriptions came out of the town to
meet our troops, who were received with joyful ex-
clamations of Long live the Emperor Alexander 1'
" On the 17th of February, his Majesty the Em-
peror's head-quarters were in the village of Rusch-
kow, and those of the Field-Marshal in the village
, of Kolo.

44 The General of Cavalry, Count Wittgenstein,
states, that the troops which had been employed in
the siege of Pillau have marched to join the block.
aded corps of Dantzic, which is the station ap-
pointed them.

14 Adjutant-General Count St. Priest has arrived
in the town of Kaliscb, with the vanguard entrusted
to his command.

" General Miloradowitsch states, that he shall de-
part for Kalisch to-morrow himself, and that the
cgrps of Lieut.-General Markow is in the village of
pobro, and that of Lieut.-General Prince Wolkonski
is in the village of Bortkowiza.
" Adjutant-General Czhernischeff marched on the
Bth February with a detachment from Konez to Felen.
44 The General of Cavalry, Count Wittgenstein,
has sent in a French standard of honour, which was
taken from the enemy in one of the sallies made by
them from Dantzic.
INTERCEPTED LETTERS..
[From the SroctutoLaa POST TILDNINGIAL, March 57.]
The following
.original letter was intercepted in
Swedish Pomerania, and sent hither :