The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-15

vecy where requisite. the enemy with los.
much snperio: To ours; We took pieces OF
artillery, 5 OF which we abandoned, being
|useless.-Many officers distinguished them
selves, who must DC specially recommend
ed to your Majesty. aud Of whom / ann now
occupied ia making "A list.
Second Russian Bulletin.
Gen. Prince kutuziw, Commander in
Chief of the armies of his majesty the Em-
peror ut all the RusSiaS, communicates the
following to his Imperial Majesty from; tie
field of battle at !iorodino OH the 9Th of
September. After the attack that the
enemy made OH the 5,h on our left flank
with a very considerable force, nothing
particular occurred OH the 9th but
yesterday at 4 in the morning, awaiting
himself the foggy weather, he again Iii
rected his forces against our left lank.-
The action became general, and continu-
ed until night; the loss Of both parties is
great; but that of the enemy, Judging
from the repeated aud vigorous attacks
that he made. and from our positions being
fortified, must have been infinitely superior
Your Imperial Ma troops fought with
incredible valor; the batteries passed al
ternately from our possession to that of the
enemy, ard from his tn ours. At TIE close
OF the action, the enemy, though superior
in force, had not gained one inch of ground.
l remained the whole night upon the teld Of
battle; and as soon as shall be reinforced
by the new recruits and by the reserve of
Moscow, and, the artillery repaired, aided
by the help of the Almighty, and By the
incredible bravery of the army, / shall see
what Can undertake against the enemy
Prince Bagratiou was wounded la the foot
by a ball. Lieut.. Gems. Turechkow. Prince
Geortschaisow, and Maj. Gems. Bachnstiew,
and Counts Noronzow and Krtow, were al
80 wounded. We made some prisoners, a
mong them General OF Brigade. 1t is vet
night and / cannot obtain further particu-
lars. 80
His Imperial Majesty in acknowledgement
of the services OF the General in chief Ku-
tuzow, has granted him the post of Marshal
General, with 100000 roubles; and ) rou-
bles to each soldier who was i'll the action
of this ever memorable day.
FRENCH AT MOSCOW.
1t appears from the remarks Of the Lis
bon editor, that Bonaparte had published q
10Th bnlletin, dated at Moscow on the 10th,
giving an account of his having entered that
city, on the 18th at noon. He mentions in
his bulletin. that Moscow is as large as Pa
ris, is very rich, and full of palaces of all
the mobiles of Russia. The retreat of the
Russian army, says the Portuguese editor
was in pursuance of their original plan, *
not consequence OF the battle of the 9TH.
Lisbon, Nov. 2.
The combined army commanded by the
Great Lord (Wellington) retired from It's
positions before Burgess on the Goth C 21st
on the ed its head quarters we're at Celia
da, and on the 25th at Duenas, leagues
beyond Valladolid. 1t appears chat Masse-
ma having formed a junction with the rem
nant of Marmont's army, the division Of
Caffarelli, and reinforced by from IA to
$4,000 conscripts and convalescents from
France, advanced toward Burgos, i'll order
to raise the siege of the castle. We are per-
suaded, and the dispatches of the Great
Lord, e time, will perhaps confirm our con-
lectures. that the enemy's army is not supe-
rior to ours, at least not in discipline & bra
very, and the Great Lord, faithful to the
system Of war which he has so happily "a
dopted, has at this time again retired the
better to defeat his adversary.