The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-25
RUSSIAN BULLETINS.
Reftort Of The oheraions Of tie VA,

headquarters, June 10, Guly ~
ne French army appears to have divi-
ded itself into two corps, the one follow ing
our movements, and the other endeavoring
10 out Hank us on The right. The first
corps OF our army proceeds on its march
according to the plan adopted, and has al
ready effe cted its junction with various di-
visions. The enemy in accommodating us,
has made attacks on several points, but has
always been repuised with loss. In one of
these skirmishes, Count below Denizen,
General Adjutant to his Imperial Majesty,
took several prisoners, among HON is Count
Octavus Segur.
On the 18th the corps of Count Wittgcn
stem was between Wilkomie and HQltmeny.
he corps or Lieut.. Gen. Tutsckrow and
Count Scherwaloff are approaching Sven
Jenny The corps of Gen. Dochferow is OH
the march from Ochmany to owenzenny-
Gen. Platow has left Bralostock, and is
drawing towards Willecka. Pince Bagra-
ton continues to approach the first corps.
Postscript 10 The Peters6urg Gazette Of
tn 25M i June (Ju4 T.
Dated Head quarters, June 81 Ouly y
During these two DAYS no important e.
vents have taken place in the army relating
to Its farther concentration (; but it has es-
tablished itself at Swenzenny, near VIdoy -
By this movement the communicate rs with
secured. That General has been Just JON
ell on his side by the Count Pahlen, VINO at
the beginning ofhos,ilities was at Grodno.--
Ihos the several corps of the armies have
renamed entire until now, and have not
lett single detachment. Seven squadrons
OF French cavalry, with cannon, have been
vigorously repulsed by the rear guard of the
tirst army corps.
Suhhfement 10 The Petersburg curt Ga
zette, ofhe 28th June, (Juiy 1O).
From the headquarters in Lamoz, June 23.
The different divisions of the army con
tinue to form junction. 1t is clear from
every circumstance, that the French Empe
ror has been forced, in consequence of our
mode of conducting the campaign, to change
his original plan OF operations, which only
terminated in useless marches, as we had a.
bandfned the spot which would have been
most advantageous for him in the event of Il
battle. BY such procedure we have IL
part attained our object, and expect also, in
future, q similar result.
To-day our army is stationed in the fol-
lowing places:
The Corps of Count Wittgcnstein, in
Kimshary.
| The Corps of Count Baggreinwadt, Tut
seiikow, Johnwalow, have encampcd be-
fore Wider.
The Corps Of Gen. Dochtero, in Budea.
The reserve in Kamoz.
On the 18th OF June, the Col Of the regi
ment of Polish EenIaw Calewa, was dis
patched, together with the corps under his
command, by Maj. Gen. Korp, in order to
reconnoitre the enemy. In the evening OF
the Goth, he received orders to direct his
march across the district of Latupa to the
town ofSwenzanes, for which place he set
out carly ON the next day, after having as
sembled lisc ordcttes, in the hope Of findine
his regiment there; but the places thr ug
which he had to pass, were already oCcu
ped by three regiments of the enemy's ca
valTv.
When Col. Galewa perceived himself t.
be thus completely hemmed IN, he formet
hi tro p into column, and proceeded to Gu
his way through the enemy's cavalry. AZ
ter having accomplished his object. ant
gained wood, he charged the horse yagers
who attempted second time 10 jntefcep
rim, and put them 70 Sight.
lis loss consisted of one o. ID. o,d Al
lpriVatrs th~4 =
ace.
,..., o, Tue enemy amounted to tw
e. y e,.,I n III r.