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or talents OF the duke IF Elc,iingcn that the
army was rallied after the affair.""
ONE DAY LATER.

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 2i--The Editor of the Fed
erai Gazette has received Lpndou and Liverpoo,
papcrs--tbe former '"eli'lng IA. F" Morning Chron-
ice" (oppos,ion) OF 2sth October.
Frov, French Papers.
2sd BULLETIN.
MOSCOW, Scot. 2y.-rhe Consul General I.essips
has been appointed lutenisnt OF the province OF
Moscow. He has organized municipality and Sc.
verai commissions, all composed OF inhabitants OF
the country.
The fires have, entirely ceased. We every dav
discover magazines at sugar. firs, clothes sc. The
enei7y's army appears To retire upon kaousa and
io"a. Tons, contains the greatest a,anufactory of
arins which there is in Russia.-Our ad,anced guard
is upon the Pasra
The emperor is lodged in the Imperial Palace of
the krem'n We have found in the Kremin scve-
rat OF the ornaments used at the coronation of the
empcrors, and all the flags taken from the Turks
Tor upwards OF 100 years-'rhe weather is nearly
the same AS At the end of an October at Paris. Ii
rains little and we lave had some white frosts.
We are assured that the M.skwa and the rivers
OF the country do not freeze before the middle of
November.
The greater part OF the army is cautioned at Mos
COW, where it rests from its fatigues.
Esd BULLETIN OF THE GRANDARMY.
Moscow, Oct. o, 1919.
The van guard, com manded by the king of Ma
pies, 70 on the Nara 30 leagues from Moscow. The
enemy sarmy is on the Kalouga skirini.hes take
place every day. The king Of NAPLES has had the
advantage IN every one of them, and has always dri-
ven the enemy from its positions.
inc CoSsacks are rambling On onr Hanks. A pa
troie OF $50 dragons of the guard, conn, sn,ed by
major Mar,hod, has fallen into an a,nbuscade nj
the Cossacks, on the road between Moscow and Ka.-
ousa The dragons have sabred 500 OF theM, &
mads their way through but they lost 90 men
lett on the field of hattie, who have been taken a.
m0nS whom is the major badly wounded
The Duke of Hlchngen is at Boghorodork. The
van guard of the Vice Roy at Trotsa, on the road
to Dmtrow.
The colours taken by the Russians from the
Turks IN different wars and number of other curi.
Gus things found in the Kremi,n, are on their way
to Paris. y virgin Mary enriched with diamonds,
mas been tound. 1t has also been sent TO Paris.
III appears that Rosopcliin hss aenaled himself
At Nowsovo lac sat fire his Castle, and left in its
place the following writing nailed up 10 a post.
Daring eight years have improved this country
residence and lived happy within it in The bosom of
my family The inhabitants of this LAM, to the
mum Der OF 1870, shand,n it st your approach, (D
ana set hre TO my house in order that il may not
be denied by your presence. Frenchmen, l have
iorssken my two honses, in Moscow, with moveables
To the amount of one million of roubles. Here YOU
will find nothing bat ashes az
Signed, Count Fcdor Rustupchin.
This 2eth Sept 1912 at Vownovo.
Inc palace OF Prince Kowrakin is one of these we
have succeeded in saving from the fire. Gen Count
Nansouti has taken his abode in It.
with much labor We have succeeded in drawing
out OF the hos and burnt houses part of the
RUSSIAN SICK still remain about 1000 of
lhese untortU etches. The number of these
VINO nave p the contssration is very con-
FOR the US past the sun has shone and it
! warinei Saris at this season of the year.
| we sea we being in the north.
The It Reggie, who is at Wilma, has entire
| ~ reco, red.
The enemy's general in Chief, Bagration has died
OF ms wounds which he received at the Battle of
Moskwa.
The Russians disown the conhagration of Moskow
he authors of this most wicked attempt are held
IN eXecrat"n by the Russians. They behold Ros-
topchln as species of Marat. He may have found
consolation in the society of the English Commisss-
ry, Wilson.
| The stattis busly employed in causing the parti-
cuiars OF the combat of Smolensk and of the battle
OF n1skws TO be printed 1T will point out those
who have distinguished themselves.
The kremiin hss just been strengthened with SC
pieces OF cannon, &c. IL forms fortress. The O.
VEINS and magazines are established in it.
| II They have returned.
| l2. In effect he sat FIRE himself to his country
house; but chs example found imitators all the
houses III the neighbourhood of Moskow remained
entire
Paris, Oct. %.
| . GENERAL POLICE OFFICE.
| Tin &c ex-generas, Malet, Laborie, & Gsidal de-
ceved some of the national guard and directed them
against the minister OF the General Police and the
Commander OF Paris; they have used violent mea-
sures against them.
They falsely spread the report of the death of the
| Emperor.
These ex-generas have been arrested they are
convicted OF imposture justice shall be done tc
! them.
The most profound calm reisns in Paris; it has
been disturbed in three hotels only, where the br
| gands have transported themselves.
| Tue present order shall be published and posted
mp ander the direction or tho Counce ior of State.
project of Police.
| The Minister Of the General Police.
| Csigned] The Duke of RoVIGo.
! ~, October o.
| The municipality of Moscow are in activity. IN,
granaFes are getting filed daily and furnish subss
tence to the army and the inhabitants other resour
ces are discovered every day. The economical and
enlightened administration directs its employ ant
| distribution. COuntrymen and others driven ava,
I ny the i'ussan armies, returning in crowds &c
their hresidea.
! October 25.
| The last adyces from .Hoscow mention that it il
IN consequence ct a brilliant combat of cavalry, in
~mch the Russians were overthrown, that our
| troops have made themselves masters of Kaouga.
| :, LONDON, Oct. 81.
| Yesterday at o'clock his RH. the Prince Re
! gent, held privy coaneil at Carlton House ..
-Four Procamatons ere directed TO be issued
one respecting American prizes and prize money
anoiher declaring English sailors traitors who arc
iound on board Amerr,an vessels. The third res
peeong the d'st'iINton from grain and sugar
aia me fourth prohibiting the making starch from
eorn. o -
BY his Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales
Regent of the United Kingdom of Great
| britain and Ireland, in the name and OF
the behalf Of his majesty,
A PROCLAMATION.
| GEORGE p. II.
| Whereas we are informed that oreo-
numbers OF mariners and scafariop men