The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-23

victims 10 it. Accounts FROM Adriasople say
shat the plague MS also manifested itself
IL high degree at that place. The 6eo'
which had lcf, the port of Bdiuklere to he
laid up and paid of. had suffered considc-
rably ; = great patt " their crews had been
swept on M the barracks. The plague had
also penetrated To Odessa and Crimea.
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lrsANsLArED FOR THE AMEaIcAN.l
PARIS, Nov. IS.
TWENTY SEVENTH BULLETIN OF
The GRAND ARMY.
Yereira, Oct. 81.
The Prince Pouiatowsl marched to We
rera. On the Esd the main army was IA
bout following. when in the afternoon, i,
became known that the enemy bad Quilted
his'en trenchcd cncanpncnt, & was m ,r:h-
ing to the small town of Maioaroslavetz. -
1t was, therefore, judged necessary to
march, and drive him thence.
The Vice Roy received orders to 60 thi-
Their. The division DclZons arrived The . Sd
at O'Clock in the evening, on the left
bank. took possession of the bridge. & had
it repaired.
In the nigh. of the 2Sd and 2Ath, two
Russian divisions arrived in the town, and
possessed themselves u the heights on the
right bank, situations highly favorable.
On the oath, at day-break, the battle be-
gan. In the mean time, the whole army of
tie enemy appeared, and took position in
the rear o. the town. The divsioss Del
IONS, Broussier, PHO, and the Italian guards
we're successfully engaged. This combat
does great honor to the Vice Roy md to the
18th corhs d'armc. The enemy employed two
thirds OF his army to- maintain his position
but all efforts proved abortive: The town
was taken rs well as the heights. The e.
nemy vas so p"ccipitatc, that they thrc W
into the river twenty pieces CT cannon they
were untbie 20 carry off. -
Towards evening. Mnrshrl Prince Eek
mnih marched with his corps ; on the
25th. the whole army, with its artillery
was formed in battle array on the spot. which
was occupied by the enemy the day previ-
Gus.
On the gath, the Emperor established hi.
Head Quarters ar the village of Ghorctlina
At Z, A. NJ. 6COo Cossacks who had con
>cealed themselves in the woods, attacke 4
the rear OF the position, and succeeded in
taking pieces OF park artillery. The Duke
at lstria FASTENED with the cavalry in full
gai|op after them. The Cossacks were
oyertakcn, 600 of them sabred, & their re
mains thrown into the river. The piece
I'hirgy mep were wounded and three killed
on nur part.
Tae General OF division Rapp, had horse
killed under him. AT 8 O'clock order wa!
re established
The Emperor went to MalUaroslavetz, {,
reconnoitre the position Of the enemy, ant
make arrangements for the attack the mex
day; but in the nght the enemy retreated
he Prince of Eckmuh pursued him 81,
leagues. The Emperor then let them go
and ordered a movement upon Vercia.
The Goth, the head quarters were al
"orowsk, and the 9th at Nercia. The
prince Of Eckmulh is at Borowsk, and the
duke Of E!ehingen at Mojai,k. fine wea-
Their is excellent, and the roads good.
In the battle of Maloirosavetz, gen. ba.
ron Eeizons was killed by three balls.
Our loss consists of 1900 killed and woun
ted, that of the caemy or ? 600. We hav,
found on the field of battle 1900 Russian re
cruits, dessed in green, who had scarcely
been two months in service.
The original Russian army is entirely de-
stroyed. The Russian armies consist a,
present chiefly of Cossacks and new recruits
Men OF information state, that in the Rus
san infantry only the first ranI, is compos
cd of Inexperienced soldiers. The Russian.
have had three Generals killed. Count
Pine, on our part, was slightly wounded.