The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19


DOCUMENTS SUBJOINED TO THE
TWENTY FIRST BULLETIN
Printed Bulletin of the Governor General of
Observation-Disclosures date
Onr advanced guard is near Giat the
post occupied by our troops is very strong,
and his Highness the Prince intends giving
he enemy battle.--Our army is equal to his
in number, aud will receive. III the course OF
few days, reinforcement Of 10000 men
| Our troops are all Russian, all nf the same
religion, all under one sovereign They
| fight for the Church of God, their wives,
their children, and the tombs OF their fla
Tiers. The enemy fights for breatl-shou!d
ne lose battle, nc will tc obliged to fly.
Some wounded soldiers have been bro't
in ; they are lodged in the Palace Golovni
nave been 70 see them. have procured them
tood. and given Orders Wit, respect to their
! Accommodate.
| They have fought for you, YOU should
not abandon them, but assuage their suffer
ings by your visits and conversations.
Administer to the support even OF the
convicts they are friends and the
faithful subjects of our Sovereign.-How is
| 1t possible tn refuse them assistance?
| Proclamation of the Governor General Of
Moscow, published September II. on the
evening previous to the arrival of the EN-
peror.
| Brethren--Our numerous army will
defend their country at the risk of their
| lives.
Let us prevent our perhdious enemy en-
tering Moscow; not TO second the efforts of
our people with all our power would be a
crime.
! g Moscow is our mother-she has suppor-
ted you; it is from her that YOU have deriv-
ed your wealth.
call upon You in the name of the Mo-
ther OF our Saviour, TO defend the temples of
the Lerd, the city of Moscow, and all Rus
| STA.
Arm yourselves, each man as he can,
as cavalry and infantry provide yourselves
with Dread tor three days ssembe be-
neath. the banner ct the cross, and proceed
as quickly as possible to the three mountains
will be with you, and we will extirpate
the wretch. Glory shall he the need Of those
VINO may die in the contest; their CRATE
iul country will preserve the memery of
those who die IN the Cause Those who
are disposed to do so, shall receive retribu-
ZION ON the day of Judgement" y
Proclamation of the Governor General OF
Moscow, Rostopchin.
1t has been reported here that have
forbidden any one to leave the city. Ifthat
were the case, soldiers would be stationed at
the barriers, and thousands of carriages of
all kinds would not have egress OH all sides.
am pleased that ladies and merchants
wives should avoid Inconvenience by quit
ting the city-the less fear, the less danger :;
but blame very much the husbands, bro
Tiers and fathers of those women, who have
| accompanied them without any intention of
returning.--lt is acting i'll, if they. think
there is danger /; and they load themselves
with shame, if there be none.
81 will answer it upon my life, that the
enemy will not enter Moscow, and for this
reason ; in the armies there are $50, 0Oe
chosen men, $500 pieces of cannon, and his
| t1lghness Prince Kutusow has been chosen
by tho Emperor to command the whole ar
my. In the rear of the enemy, the corps
of general Tormascow and Pehitchagow
amount TO 80 600 chosen men, infantry and
cavalry.
Z" General Mi)orAdovtz has arrived from
ka'ongat Majaisk with so 900 infantry, $500
cavalry, and "a guns.
Count Markow will be there in the
course OF three days with $4,000 men. who
VIII be followed by 1000 more. There at
Moscow, Kiln, Zavidow. and Podolsk ID, 600
e. infantry IT these troops shoulG be INSULT
cient to defeat the perfdious enemy, / will
! say to you, Come my Muscovite friends
LEI us too march we will assemble 100 o0O
men we will take the image of the Holy
Virgin, and $50 pieces of Cannon, and will
we pun an emu 10 lie business at once.
; q" he enemy has 150o 600 men of his own,
: and such as he has been able to coltect.-
; They are now feeding on hcrse flesh.
" is what have tbought proper to
communicate to you. in order that some Of
4 you may rejoice and others become tranquil
particularly on account Of he expected ar
rival of the Emperor in his faithful capital
Read it rs easy TO comprehend alI-but
draw no differences from what | have com
} rnuncated."
Printed Bulletin of the Governor General OF
M scow.
Sept. 12.--l shall proceed TO morrow to
confer with his. Highness the Prince Kutu-
SOW, IN order 10 adopt, in conjunction with
him, such means as will lead to the exter-
minatiob of your enemies.
eve will DEPRIVE these guests OF their
lives, and serd them to the devil.
% viii! return tc dinner. and We will COM
nence our operations 10 Grind these peri
dious wrctches TO powder"
Loadon, Oct 10.
Parou Nicolai. the Russian Minister 10
this country, arrived yesterday morning at
Harwich, with his family.
It is stated in some accounts, we hope
with some exsggerstion. that during the
conflicts, and the connAgralion of the houses
at Moscow, including French and natives.
Of men, women and children, no fewer than
200, 600 persisted.
More than 10, goo British troops are COW
under marching orders for embarkatiop for
l Gua;,, from, d,fTe~. e.1rso tt,.. a..