The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-31 00:00:00

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Thedragootw sabred 300 of them,ljtd opened
themselvesa passage ; but they left 20 tAin'upon the
field of battle, who were taken, amongst them is the
Nlnjor, dangerously wounded. The Duke of EL-
critmott‘ is at Boghorodock. The advanced guard'
41-t)e %Tcat4 A. at .treloal upon the react WI
timiroW. • '
The Molars 'taken by the xtussians from the
„lurks, in different wars, and,seyeraLcurious thiugs
TOiind in the Kremlin,- luivo been sent otr for Paris.
We found a Medina eiriched with diamonds z It
has also been sent to Paris. We add here a statisti-
cal account of Moscow,. wiach was found among the
papers of the Palace. '

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It appears that RosroacurN has emigrated. At
Voronovo he set fire to 'his castle, and left the fob.
lowing writing attached to a post :---
" I have, for eight years, embellished this COUR; •
I try house, and I have lived happy in it in the bosons.
lof my family. The inhabitants of this estate; to the
number of 1720, quit it at your approach(l) ; and I
set fire to my house that it may not be polluted by
your presence. Frenchmen 1 I have abandoned to
. you my two Moscow houses, with furniture, worth
half a million of rubles; here you will only find
ashes(2.).
(Signed) • " Count FEDOR ROSTOPCHIN,"
" Vlooool,oi Sep. 29."
The palace of Prince KURAKLN is one of those
‘rhich has been saved from the fire. General Count
NA NSOUTY is lodged in R.
We succeeded, with great difficulty, in wittidtair-
Ing from the hospitals and houses on fire, a. part•of
the Russian sick. There remains about 4000 of
these wretched men. The number of those who pe.
risked is extremely great.

We base had for the last eight days a warmer in
than is experienced at Paris at this season.
We do not perceive that We are its the North.
The Doke of /IMMO, who is at Milne, has en-
tirely recovered. , •

no, curls '4 General in Chief, BioflAllOx, ii
doul of the wound which he received in, tile battle of
t)sl. v: .

The Russian army disavows the fin of Moscow.--
The authors of this attempt are 'held in detestation
among the Russians..
They coisiair RosToescurs as a sort of MAWAT.
He hal been able to console hawse' llf in the society
of the English Coremlisdry, WILSON.
The Staff-Major will cause the details of the bat-
tles of Smolensto and Moskwa to he printed, and
point out those who 'distinguished themseltes.
We have just armed the Kremlin with 30 pieces of
cannon, and constructed dsereaux de frize atattlie,
entrances of it. It forms a fortress. Bak s4tontes•
and magazines are established in it.

MINISTER OF GENERAL POLKA.
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PARIS) OCT. 23. L—Three ex-Generals, iliat.trr,
LAnotturand Guinan, have deceived some millortel
guards, and directed them against the General M 1 -
!lister of Police,, the Prefect and the Commandant of
La Place de Paris. They committed violences
against them—they falsely spread the report of the
Emperor's death. These ex-Generals have been
arrested; they have been convicted of imposture.--
justice is going to be executed upon them—the most
absolute tranquillity reigns at Paris ; it was troubled
in three hotelq, where the Brigands went. The pre-
sent Decree shall be published, affixed, U.. The
Minister of General Police,

(s,r, eii) The Mike of ROVICX).
OCTOBER 'Zs.—;The individuals arrested yesterday,
and those suspected of being their accomplices, have
to-day been transferred to the Abbey. A Military
Commission has been appointed to decide upon their
fate ; it has met today, and heard thrt.ehargea and
iaterrogatories read.

PARIS, Ocr. 28.—The intelligence to priitt* let-
ters from the army comes down to the 9th or Octo-
ber. At th.tt epoch the inhabitants of Moscow, who
had retired at the approach of our troops, com-
menced to return to the capital. The generous good-
ness with which his Majesty the Emperor had distri-
buted succours to all those whom the fire had re-
duced to misery, has excited the gratitude of all the
inhabitants ; and, in- prriportkon as the fugitive" re-
turn to their homes, the peasants of the neighbour-
ing country become more assured, and hasten to fur-
nish the markets and warehouses of Mosiow with alf

kinds of .provisions. his Majesty the Emperor I.tl-
- enjoys good health.
NUREMBERG, OCT. 18.—The Polish General, DEM-
BROWSKI, has beaten the Russian Generals Devitt
and BARANOIY, in two bloody battles upon the Bere-1
aena. They have fell back upon Mozyr. Marshal
the Quke of BELLCNO'S corps had arrived in the town
of Miusk and its neighbourhood.
GERONA, OCT. 17.—According to intelligence this
moment received, from Gen. LzmAaQual-Commander
of Upper. Catalonia, Marshal SOULT'S army has for-
tunately effected its junction with the Army of the'
Centre, Commanded by his Majesty the King of
SPAIN, and with that Commanded by the Duke of
ALBUPERA• ,
This mass of force, which nothapean resist, has
already commenced operations, the FOAL of which
must be decisive.
Romps, Om 114-rfutelligenoe from Konigsberg
states, that General D'Yons.'s headivarters were at
Mittalt ;*and that his army had taken an excellent
Mon in the )urhood of that '.

FOIL , neighbot.._, City.
(I) They have returned. ,r.,..
(2) Io truth, he set fare hinnejf to his tenantry hone i, but this
esurork bas but few imitation. All the buosesls the ewashbasuF-
-094 of Mow! Ipt ploucheo. '

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