The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-02
[Vol. 9--------No. AZ.

an the appropriations the enemy had made
TO deiehd the passage of the Dwina. have
eeh useless. The magazines he has been
forming at great eXpence, for these ,hree,
ySSfs past, have been entirely dcstroved,
me same has happened to his works. which
aIOoorahg to the reports Of the people of
the Country, have cost the Russians A ons
year not less than 5000 men--.Ora ono
nardiF guess ON what ground they. flattered
themselves that they would be attacked in
Iii ehcahpments they had entrenched
81. Souh' .vrouchy has reconnoitred Ba-
oihowitch and Salenno. On all sides we are
;narehins upon the Oula. This river ia
Joined oy canal to the Beresina, which runs
iu'o TIE bory sthenes.--Thus we are masters
iBlack Sea. oA'iC TO the
IN ms movements the enemy ha. been q.
spinsed to destroy his baggage, and to throw
lie @,t,iery ana arms into the riyer.-Au
."e ioies OF ms army avail themselves of his
"a eo'P'tate retreat. to desert, and wait in
the :,' woods till the arrival of the French.
me humber OF the Poles who have de-
e.'eu the Russian army, may be calculated
20 amount at least to 10000 men.
Marshal Duke of Bcliuno. with Oh. OIL,
corps, is advancing upon the V;s,,l,
marshal Duke of Castiglione hae sat o,.
ior Berlin, to take the command Of the III,
corps. "a '"e AilH
ne country between the Ou!a and the
lD"iha, Is very beautiful, and in the hipbest
state OF cultivation. We often meet win
ioeAutiiui country seats and extensive con-
vehts.--ln the town of Glenbokoe alone
80 , H,e TWO converts, which may contain
each 1900 sick.
NINTH BULLETIN OF The GRAND
ARMY.
otcHENKovIsKI, July 25--The FmDe-
ror' taxing the road of Outchatz. estahI;sb-
s 1T On tne 2od, his headquarters at Kamen.
me ficeroy occupied, on the 22d. with b;s
az '"Seu guard, the bridge of Botscheisko-
e.S oieiioii1oissance of goo horse, detach-
ed on bechenkoviski, fell il with two 600
drons OF Russian hussars, and two, &c o.
SACKS charged them, and took or kined ,
10 men, OF whom one was an o(Scer
ne Nhict a Eseadron Lcrenzi praises the
conduct OF Captains Rossi and Ferreri.
On the 2@d, at 6 O'Clock in the morning.
inc FiccFoy arrived at Bechenkoviskj. AZ
'ch ile passed the river, and threw a bridge
"e i. inc Hwlna. The enemy were inclined
~ u.spu.e ,He passage; but his artillery was
ulSHlohnCea. Colonel Lacroix, aid. de.cann
bali. "No" W d
ne Emperor arrived at Ycchenkoyiskf
on on the %4th, at two O'clock in the afternoon.
1 he division of cavalry of General Comm
oruyerss' and the division of General Copnc
%. y erma'n, were sent on the route of WI.
eeePsN. They reposed when they had per-
formed hait their march.
| On the Goth, the Prince Of llc,,r,;,-,s
vanced upon Mohilow. The yarriSfn; " b;ct--
consisted o. 1000 men, had the temeritv m
Tisn 20 Ger nd 1t but they were sabred nv
ths light cavalry. On the 2lst. 9noo GO,
sacisS assailed the advanced post. - rho
frince OF hckmuil ; they were the adyo-rS
Go guard OF Prince Bagration arrived from
DoorHhtsk. battalion of the IS h arrest
ca ms cloud OF light cavalry, and drove Il
oaCk TO considerable distance. Bagrati,n
appears to have availed himself Of the lie.
tie activity with which he was Di,reued :,
advance upon Bobruntsk and thence he re-
turned against Mohilow.
- we occupy Mohilow, Orcha, DiSna. and
foiotsk. We are marchinp On [V;,enel
where IL appears, the Russian army is con-
centrated. - wa
Herewith is plan Of the entrenched
camp and OF the lines which the enemy had
constructed before Drissa. Ii is vel
winch must have cost much time.
LONDON, August 13.-There are now H.
nted at Vitepsk, all the Russian army. abont
10000 men. '' "Oous
Davoust batfled by Bagration. is ca,Iinfr in
ms divisions and joining Bonaparte.
VI the movements of Macdonald. who
seemed t" he defined against Riga. wehave
no further accounts. But we cannot fnJ
that Mlttar has been taken.
Two divisions Of Bragation's army secw
10 be menacing the Duchv of WARSAW. The
otn bulletin says, " General Recnier re-
turned ON the 10Th nit. to Slonim. taonarao-
tee the Duchy from an incurson'' We dare
say ne ha0 been beat and driven to SIorin,
by these two Russian divisions.
bonaparte was very anxious to have ba,
the Russians remain at Dryssa for F, j
would nave man@uvcred to have tti. ne
MS main body over the Dwina above own
sa' and seized the defiles OF the 4)rI s.
which are near Polostk. Had ne IN Lakes,
self master OF them, the retreat @ de hi'-.-
SLAMS on that side would have the 1rs-
ticable. cen j. '
at Nitepsk the Russian ar
t trated' and it is .aid they dmGy IS concen-
them battle. We confcs nii sai and girc
preferred seeing them ? 30. should hive
tracted and retreatinc .ct .Gll ON Tho 80
think it Bonaparte's stem, becauso -
to genera re-. f battle be- crest to bring then
very decisv "" zen. 1.-The Succeed td" is Is
rear viii be com, y any expedition in bis
indeed = rear >arative'y OF little me- !" ms
pediton I ni, the abandonment o F'e Russians
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