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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18

Of The advant'.., ". 81
possible tor any ear,sI p']
from Y US our invaluable ~ !
IS not the time for iodspn,1
Inen!s to abandon the y
rights however men.. %
lhe example Of a ,nasns}
VINO nave hay. recently ,tium|
own dcilre'ance, who A..
IN enanclpa,ing ,hcirv..|
and whose sovereign in N
GLORIOUS career is ex,s,s.|
lent band even to on.
teach US that we are ne, u
raising superior to ~,
surround US.
Com" g our ps,;o|
lection Of the Almighty V!
his blessing UPON a." 1
you gentlemen, indiyidu.oo|
10 express my bss, Wi,s.
return 10 your families a..
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BuFFALOE, Ju'f

The enemy we're comma
neral Vincent, their ieres'|
mated at 5000 regulars arc
The village Of Newa's
deserted by its inhabitants.
stores at Queenstown "e''|
DESTROYED. I'D
Gen. Dearborn was On ou']
modore's ship during 'ns u
EVACUATION OF fOl]
Tn. Blirist Destroyed all J
&c at Fort EFie, and ' Ell
In the evening Oh fd
Lieut.. Col. J. P Preston
a, Black Rock, erossea ~. "a
gimen,, and entered f0"
zDDaFsS
TO TIE Il
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upon this s
you gentlemen, indiyido.oo
TO express my bss, wish.
return to your families an,
FROM THE FROM
A letter received inEo,.
ett's Harbor, of 3otb Nsv
d!iion to the principal Js,,I
affair at Sackcrt's lIabar
lowing" While tie ,nsl
approaching this place,
na.ely for us, discovered y
Asp'nwalls dclat hmem ~
boats about u miles from
'r''".u''''.y dispatched
OF regulars aud Indians ,n1
troops having also Ianled. !
place in which the F.oglls,1
Gus. Lieutenants Drew
and IS prlsates are s,inn,,1
ed +; and captain Brsdio!d ;,
Whee!oek, ofthe Drag,on|
100 prlSates taken prii,onerI
Postscript 10 The Betariop,l
FROM OUR coEsrspos|
BuFFAloE.
The American lag is AL
Erie. All the pubic prop|
inS " t"e enemy cunsls;ini
sioos and claihiug, vas 81
barracks, excepting ,aa,e 4
HIS Cannon were al. bug,t d
carriages destroyed. am n
were blown up; The fort n
were abandoned on The "
2Sth. On the night loIIoai1
ton took possession With add
Nothing IS to De found in I
batteries, or store houses, BID
heap OF ruins. l. is stalslb b
tanis, several OF whom hll
an lsnrense Quantity Of pp|
clothing were DESTROYED b
and that ne had made The be
to Kingston.
In addition to the above,
a gentlemen direction Oh
our light dragons daily bril-
ers /; that a considerable
clothes, provisions ard ANN
been found secreted in the |
miles from the lines, and d
the feet bad sailed with |
troops on board, destined ,,|
posed, 20 the Forty Nile O
tempt cutting off the BRITISH
treat for Kingston.
We have Montreal paper
and Quebec Of the 18th ult.
ton the arrival at Quebec Of
Of VAT cygnet, with numb
ports, containing the 9thlls
the % battalion Of the 4lst
ard a number OF recruits
different regiments.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18
Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs The een-
tsnea Of .aiexseSris. iha' - has issrn
: s,ss3 ,eac tie corncE of 3aEai, IA
N,1- street, undef tir G iffth's store,
wh<re ne iassn6s carrying On fhe bus
rsss u Backing Bools and Ssocs, AID
ClsSniss Far Tops.
E{~slag folloRed Inc business in TIE
noF;hc:p cities, Tor soss'e t'R's PSF. he
faScrs himself be shall se a'tr 10 give
-sasisS satisfaction TO his enPsayrEs, N
inspect 60 Bsatses.. despatch SEa the
excsiseni quality of his blsefiDs. Re
VII vs.. On gentlemen y toe nsfsFnIiaE
sorthe:- 5oess and shoes. ws1ch be eili
rcsG7a n she course OF he Gay, or iss'-
rssGisssls 10 those who desire IL HIS
,ooss as cleaning pres=-rss The shape OF
,ss hs3.. AID s;s Stacking soGtens AID
eaEiehss he leather.
Ntsv -
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Daag Gazsits, 7 Doltars.
s.ugnryY Gezetfe, S DotaGrs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19
[Mo. 3o5i
THs)MAS MOUNT

Has just reeeived and offers .far sale a.
his old stand, on Royai, north Of King
STREET, q variesy Of arsietes in HE tine,
viz:
Z Tea Trays, Knives and Forks, Ras
aors and Pen Knives, Razor strnps and
Boxes, with Composition cor Patent
tStrops Poke, Books, Redirules, Las
dies Purses, Spectacles, Silver and.
common, Dressing Boxes, Snuff do.
German Looking Glasses, Powder
Flas*s Sho, Bsss, Gun FlTts, Bucks
Skin and Beaver Gloves, Pocket Pts.
tots, Whips and Canes, Umbrellas.
Tooth Brushes, Shaving do. sineie and
double Hair Rrushes, Cloth, Sweeping,
White " ash and Garpe, do Lead Pen.
ellis. Reading Glasses Opera do. Mage
nets. Fancy Fans. Visiting Cards, Ii.
men Provers, round Buttons plated and
gilt, Hooks and Eyes, plated and come
recn,- Casters, plated & japanred,Wind'
sor Soap, Transparent 30. Morocco
C,ps, Spurs, &c, An assortment Of
Epsulets.
He continues to manufactured mbs,
and has now on hand general ass0rts
ment o, Tortoise Shell Combs, Of the
newest lashioIs,. all of which he Will
sell It small profits, tor Cash, or short
credit TO punctual customers.
May s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19
Robert Gray,
Othosite the Washingfon Tavern, An6
strret. .dierard,ia.

HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Mciish's Travels III the United states
and Upper Canada, illustrated by
Maps, vols. octave bound. SIS so.
Chstcauhrirhd's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt md Barbary, vols
octave bcurd, 80 IS.
Life and Administration of the homo
rable spencer terccvai-
Erskins's Speeche' on MISCELLANEOUS
SUBJ ccts at the bar.
,,ons,i stiou oil the United States.
iyranl on tducation, !,
Refcsed addresses.
Ntens's Life of Washington,
Youag Mother. Santo Sebastiaf1of
Grap's Tales, Child's Monitor,'
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Preceptor,
Columbian Orator, ~- p
Rollins Antient History,
Camphcll's Rhetoric,
Modern geography,
History OF America,
tNaiker's Dictionary, :
Go'dsmifh's Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walker
. Pronunciation,
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid.
Cary's Family Pible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
,adga,e's Smiths, Littles and Coles
Music Books
Webster's. Pearce's, Comly's and co
lumbar SpeI,ins Rocks,
:, large sto X of fine VelIum Foolscap
and Letter Paper
Playing Cards. sIates, Quilts, Blank
Books, &c &c.
Ledeers, Journals, Cash and Iaeoies
60 ks, and Blank Books Of every dee
.cristion Ruled and Bound to any eives.
pattern at a short notice.
90. hand a constant supply OF 'arg6
Writing Paper, suitable tor Record
Hooks.
April 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19

I RENT,
Il g'''' inmr5ia'eIy,
| 'aaCd HOUSE with
".4' al the upper end
I Also, "a convenient
I VITO two acres of
VI ed Of Water street.
s't Patton, jr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19
{ 9 J. D. sIaiMs, RoFAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
WEDNESDAY, May l9 1919,
January 81

John Gardner Laid
Has FOR Sale,
Muscoyado sugars in hhas. tierces and
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpo~der, Young dyson
Skin, and fIyson Teas, of the lat.
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hc,ap and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, z by 9, 9,by |, and 10 by II
Bristo! Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candies and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bb!s.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's ana Children's Shoes.
in..barreIs and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt, =
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS OF he most approved
construction and one, pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town of Alexan-
dria, that or application to the subscrl-
Der, they can be furnished with COTTON
to spin, and that liberal price Will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
Ifaac Robbins.
Uho has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor making carpets,
spun By tbs poor Of the town, and tho
proceeds of which will be applied 10
heir relief
december Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
ind for Sale at his Pook Store, new
and imhroUed edition Of

Ind for SAFE at his EooE STORE, HeV
and imhroUed edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY.
Containing directions how to roast u
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to a table-Broiiing, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry. Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, Hasbes, Frlea'
sees. Ragout., making Cakes and Je!'
lies, Picking, Preserving, and C0nfec'
tionary.
ALSO
The following new PubheatioAss
Rokcby, a new Poem, by Walter Scott
Emerald Isle,---by &. Phillips.
Traits OF Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, BY Mrs.
Green.
santo Sebastiano, nv the author OF the .
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Forfeiture Of Metbedism, by j. Grove
Their
Life of tNhi.e6eld, by ]. Gillies
poetical Vagaries, by G. Coleman
Elements Of Chemical Philosophy, ~
Sir Humphrey Davy, L; L D.
Life of Percival--Erskine's Speeches Z
Duane's Hand. Book, or the New MI
litary Guide for The 1nfaaw: n 10
United States
April IL
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N q / | G E.


THE Partnership of COTTON =
STEW aR1 was Dissolved or
the .st instant BY mutual coasent'-
Those having cl9ims against the hrm
vii please present them for payment.
and those indebted call and settle their
accounts with JOHN 4. STEwART, VINO
is fully AUTHORISED 70 settle The same
Peter Cotton.
!. John A. Stewart
April 8
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business VIII DC
continued and conducted by JOHN a.
STEWART, who thankful Tor past
favors, soiicits continuance OF the
same.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19
Episcopal Convention.

Episcopal Convention.
A CONVENTION ofthe Protest
IN. ant Episcopal Church IN the
Commonwealth OF Virginia will be held
in the City of Richmond on the fourth
Tuesday in May next, icing TIE 25th
day of the said month. Each Parish
will send two deputies, OF whom the
Minister shall De one, and those fas
FISHES where there is 20 Minister, 1t IS
required that two Lsymen be chosen
The Clerical Deputies are requested
to Law before the COnvention, du!'
statement of the Church within the
care of each respectively. agreeable to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
By the Convention,
C. Deneak, Sec'ry.
April 90 -.
NJ Editors Of Newspapersin Vlr.
GINA are requested to give the above
few Insertions.
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For Boston
LAWRASON & FOWLE
.fdmrs. of I'm. B. Page, dec't

HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, Of 1000
feet merchandise and clear Lumber.
ALSO, LANDING,
45oo lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
loo boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l.,
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
ENLOPED from Fairfield, in the cohn.
Il ty ofFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
Msrch last, regro slave named AN
THONY the property of the late VIII
liam B Page deceased. Anthony is a
bout S feet 9 inches in height, OF SUBJ
substantial form, light yellow comp'ec-
ton, and rather of an &ffemnate voice.
He is about 20 years of age, was brought
up house servant and mas been accus.
toned to that course Of employment all
bis life. He is slave OF great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
be play. the 6dd!e-and possesses
grcat mcc hanicai turn--.he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
above reward will be given it Anthony
should be unprecedented al the distance
of 100 miles from airheld, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given If he is secured IN goal, ana no.
,lce given TO the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. [. Lee.
.ddmrs. Of I'm, B. Page, decd.
May 3.
The Editors of the Federal Republic
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
of the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their &C
counts to this office.
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FRESH tRUI:.
.Nosv Landing and for Sale by :"
Adams, Herbert & Co.
IFS Boxes fresh Bloom and Muscatei
Raisins.
Ga Casks do. do.
so Quintals best Soft Shelled Al
monds
10 Boxes Lemons.
Is Kegs fresh Olives
March 4.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19

FOX ) ~ l.
On board the sloot Priscilla, neau lying
at Merchants Wharf,
Hhds. retailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
40 Blown do.
so Patatoes
November IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
TWENTY FIFTH BULLETIN
OF THE FRENCH CIR md ARMY.
.o,rsKop OCT 20,

EOfLSKOR oCi ~.
Ali the sick WIN were N he hoBpi ais o.
Mbsrow. iefi II, N On the 15'h, ltth, l7lh.
and Is h inst. tor Mois,sk aud Smoiensk .
The artillery csiss1ns, the ammunition tax
en- grest qulntity of curious things, and
Two trophies, we're packed up and sent I'll
on the I5h.
The Q, my received orders 70 bake biscuI
for 20 days and hold itselfin readiness g
march IN effect. the m3eror ieft Moscow
on the 18Th The headquarters were th'
same dss al Disna.
The ensmY she wed many cossscks, who
annoyed GU cavsrys the sdvanced :uNrd Of
cav.lry placed IN 4dvance # Vcuko"o. were
surprised by horde OF Cossscks, who were
in lhe camp before they could mount on
horseback They took part OF Gen. Sebas
ti,n's park of artillery. 100 baggage ~sg
CONS, ard made ab0u, 100 p isoners.
The King Of Naples III Iun,ed on h lEsa :
back with the cuirassiers and c.rabint ers,
and perceiving column oflight infantry, of
four bs'tsilions which the enemy sent 10
support the Cossacks. he charged II. broke
it, aud cut in pieces. Gen. Dezi, aid de
camp TO the King, brave officer, WAS XII
led in his charge, which honors the
csrsbineers The Viceroy has arrived
al Fomenskoe. All the army is In
march
Every thing indicates we must ihnS of
winter quarters our cavalry particularly
require The isisntty refreshed tbem
aelves a NJ bseow, and are Yeiy WEI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
LONDON PARAGRAPHS.

NOV. II The Charles, which ar
rived at Hull on Friday from the Bal
tic, has brought advices from Riga
to the 9th INIT. which are of a very
gratifying Description. AT that date.
a courier had arrived from Gen. Stoi-
chelI's headquarters with information
that the Danube, under admiral Feb
itsehagotf, had reached Mink, and
was preparing to act in the rear of
the French From the operations of
this corps, Whole march had been re-
tarded by the badnefs of the road.
the mott important consequences
were to be expected. he troops
we c numerous, effective, and anx-
ious to diitinguilh themlelves in the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
5ntflligfnfe.

Encouragement for Enlistinp.
CHILIco7hs, Ohio Dec. %. 1914 o.
GOVERNOR MEIGs conmua ;'
VI Gated to the Legislature 'a "
thursday last, the following estra,, " u
a letter from Gen. l UPPER, u earas''
ly recommended an approprialion -, :.
supply the necessary cloalhine.
The situation of the men, 10 ,,o.,
ing is really distressing You vii, a'a'
many oil them 'Oading through suo,, sss :
mud almost barefoofed, and Aoy a s"a
kED I'VE have not more tia, "a. =
blankets to six men--no, half Of -, ~
men have a change of pantsloon, ''s
those -IsEN.-You were nl.o.a, als
say we might expect your assi,,.,. .
procuring cloathing--I pray w. :. u
to forget us ' u"
Gen. Harrison made an orde,w1
was a; Franklinton for furnisb;n. ''p
1900 pain 5 OF shoes, and 200 bl,nls
they have hot been heard of on ~
route ; but in this order no proyi,;" ,s
was made for other closthinp ' ~
therefore, induced TO believe we A., aa
to expect any from The Pu6hek-;f ~.
proves to be the Cage, we have onlv =
look to our Friends behind us 10 Con-. "
men II ON heriShing !
VIII no, our fellow Citizens upd.,
SO some priyations, and make ,o,ns :,
crahees to supply those troops! Or
are we to conclude that mdr haf,iofi,m.
and may 1 add, humanity, ceases, ,vbsr
tie Sngernss fthe SOLDIER mari
small demand fhat affects ihciv Prchertva
live hundred Lindsey Panraloop, and
Hunting Shirts would be of the u,mcs,
service, 1t not the salvation Of his lin.
force"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
Twentv-feventh Bulletin

vERRl1A, OCT II 1874.
On the 22d the Prince Poniatows-
XII marched upon Verreia. On the
23d the army was going to follow
this movement when in the afternoon,
we learn, that the enemy had qnitted
hi intrenched Camp, and was march
ing upon the little town OF Maloiaro-
f,ve'z. 1t was judged neseilary to
march towards him TO drive him from
it.
The Vice Roy received orders to
march there-lh he d,v,i,n DELI ons,
arrived on the 23d at 9, p Nj up
OF the right bank took poiIeflion of
the bridge and re eitablihed it.
The Emperor transferred Lis head
quarters on the z4,h init. to the vii
lage Il Gbo,odnia. at 7 A. NJ
oooo Cofacks, who had glided into
the woods, made general houra up.
on the rear OF one pofEiti IN and took
fix pieces of cannon, ~hich were in
a park III Duke of Ultra drove
full gallop with all the horfe guards
This troop of Coiiacks was isbrsd,
driven b ,ck. and thrown INTO the ri
yer. We retook the cannon which
they had taken and feveral carriages
which belonged to them. 600 of
theie C facks were killed. wounded
or taken, Sc of the guard were woun-
ded, ihree killed The General of
Div fion, Count Rapp, had horie
k lied under him. nc inuepidIiy
of which this General has given 70
many proofs. fhews irielf ON all occa'
lions. At the b-gining OF the charge.
The officers of the CofAcks called
the guard. whom they knew, Mus
cadins de Paris The Major of ORA
geons, Lefors, diitinguilhed himlef
AT 8 O'clock order was re eitab,lihed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25

ceafed to exit, the Emperor had pro-
pofed either to aban on this heap of
ruins, or to occupy the Kremlin alone
with 5000 men but the Kremlin,
after fortnight labour, was not con
fidered IF itfelf fuffciently ftrong to
be tenable for 40 or 90 days. Ii
would have weakened aid incommo-
ded the army without affording any
great advantage
twenty thouland men were necel-
fairy to protect Mofcow againit thl' YES
and besgars. Mofcow is now moth.
ing but fink Of filth anu difeafe
II population of AGO ooo FOULS icatter-
ed through the neighboring woods,
and dying of famine, wanders among
theie ruins in fearoh of few offals
and vegetables to iuPport e lite &c.
1t appeared therefore uielels to r'ik
any hing for al object which had
no military and now has no political
importance. all the magazines in
the city which had been difcovercd,
were emptied. he Emp ror order
ed the Kremlin to be undermined
and on the 23d, at two O'Clock in The
morning, the Duke of 1reviio [ Nor
tier) blew ii up. The arienals, the
bomb proofs, the magazines = all have
been deitroyed ihis antient citadel
which dates from the foundation IF
the mona, cAy-this hrit place of the
Czals, has ketn : ont Ell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
eighth Bulletin.
sMoLENsK, NOV II, 1871.


The Imperial Heaa.Q uarters W re
on this fri of November, at Vlaima,
and OF the ninth, at omolenik. The
weather has been very fine until the
9th, but on the 9TH winter common
ced. The earth is covered with
SNOW. he road have become very
nippery and very difficult forthe draft
horfes. We have loli great many
Of them by cold aud fatigue. The
extra night guards injure them much.
Since the combat of Maloiarohavetz,
the van guard has not feen the enc
my, except the Coilacks, who like A
rabs, move about our TANKS and fly
round to harafs US. On the fecond
at 2 o'clock p, M. II 900 Ruihan
Infantry covered by cloud of COT
Jacks, intercepted the route at league
from Vlafna betweenthe Prince Eek
muhl and the Vice Roy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-25
TWENrY-SIXrH BULLETIN.
BoRoasK, OCT az 1912

bOno@ah, W - 'oi 4
After the battle of Moikwa, Gen.
kutaios took a petition one league
in front of Mofcow He had eitab
nth d many reslou5ts to defend that
city, and exhibited iron; without
doubt, of retaining i, to The lalt no
mrnt. On the 4th sept. having
feen the French army in march upon
him, he determined to evaCuate his
poGtions, and PATS Molco@. He
wentt hr ugh the city wi h his itaff at
nine O'Clock in the morning. Our
advanced guard entered 1t at one
O'Clock he fame afternoon.
On the lsih 18th and I7rh Sept
the Commander of the RuiIian rear
guard ordered a oeGltitn of firing
and ip' k much Of peace. He took
thc direction OF Kolomna, and our
advance guard was placed 5 leagues
from Moicow, at the bri ige on the
Moikwa During this time the Ruff
fans Quilted the K llo ma road, and
took the crofs road 10 Koluga. They
thus made the circuit of half ths ciy
at fix leagues diltance The wind
bore the volumes of flames and fmoke
in that direction This march, as
the officers fay, was folemn and gloo
my CONFIRMATION filled every
breaf. and we are ailured that both
officers and folders were 70 inpre1ed
with il, that a profound iilence reign
ed throughout the army as in time at
profound prayer.
he march of the army was imme-
diately perceived, and the Duke of
Ifria Ibeilieresl proceeded to Defaa
with corps OF ob(ervation
Gen. Lauriiton having been order.
ed II proceed TO the Ruilian n. Q
Oh the 9Th OG communications
were etabliihed between the advanc-
Ell guards of the REFLECTIVE armies,
and II was agreed that 10 attack
ihould be made unleis three hours
notlce were gwen. But on the 9Th,
ar Jam 1000 codacks ifla d from
wood within half cannon fhot of
Gen Sch .itiam; which wood form
cd the ex,rene left of the advance
guard, and which had not been &C.
Cupied or exp orcd that day.
hele conacks made hova upon
our light cavalry while they were
dilmounted to teed their horfes. -
They cou d not form without falling
back quarter of league in the
meane while the enemy having pene
trated by the breach thus opened, a
park If IL peices Of cannon and &c
ammunition Wagons of Gen oebaf
tiani's we're taken in ravin, with
about 80 baggage waggons-making
81 carriages in all, initead of 100 as
mentioned in the laR bulletin
Meanwhile the Emperor wiihing
to compel the enemy to leave hi,
entrenched camp, and to force him
back fome days marches that his
MAieity might proceed leifurely to
the country choien Or his winter
quarters. aud the occupation of ahich
was necefflry to the profscu'ion OF
his Interior projects, gave orders to
his advanced guard, on tie 18th, to
form behinl the detile of Winkowo,
70 thar his movement might not be
perceived. Even fnce Moicow had