The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
LONDON, Nov. ID.
BULLETIN

Dispatches were this morning received
from Lord CathCart, dated the 18th ult
which bring the following mtcllige 2ce:
The marshal prince Kutusow, in his re-
port addressed To his majesty the emperor
from the village OF Sarantino Of the 4th Oc-
tober, states, that no important event had
taken place up 10 that day, except affairs
of advanced guards and detachmcuts sent
to cut off the line Of communication of the
enemy.
The 23d of Sept. major gen. Dorochoff
had sent to headquarters mail, inter
cepted by detachment, containing two
scaled boxes. and two Cases filed with or
naments piilaged from the Russian church.
es
On the cath, the same detachment had
stopped two couriers with dispatches, and
on the same day 20 caissons Of the enemy,
laden with ammunition, and taken officer
and 200 men prisoners.
On the 27th they took prisoners 4 Of
hcers and 2S7 soldiers and on the same
day, two squadrons of dragons Of the guard
had defeated a battalion and two suuadrons
OF the French guards, taking two officers
and SO privates prisoners. The enemy re-
ceived some reinforcements during the ac-
| ton; these were, however, equally defeat
ed with loss.
On the 18th, col. EprinoH, having at
the head of a detachment fallen in with
| the enemy near the village of Nlshufska,
in the direction OF P0doi, completely de-
feated them, and made 500 prisoners.
| Gen Kort reports III the same day that
his deta chments had taken from the enemy
some baggage, amongst which were found
| some most interesting papers.
! On the 3Oth Sept. gen. Milordorawitsk
attacked the enemy near the village of
| Teherikow. The volunteers from the mi
litia charged the enemy with the bavonet
with the most exemplary courage, and dis
! lodged them from this village.
| 1t was in this affair that gen. Terrier.
chief of the STAFF to the king of naples, and
the capt. of cavalry, count Polozky, aid de
camp to prince Ponatowski, were taken
! This is the general Ferr,er of whom 1nenti.
on was made in tue bulletin of the LIST Of
| Oct.
| The prince Wadbolskv, with 500 Cos
sacks, is advaniageoosly posted near the
village of Kossnndro, to harrass the enemy
OF the side of MoiaiSk.
! The aide cam, .,,pner.,i hara7 Fe.r =.
! his report OF the SJth Sept states, tbat tir
enemy, with an escort Of ten sQuadrons &,
it's artillery, had marched ca the village OF
klcmovo. III order 10 forage. Col Buiutin
attacked thcm with success. The French
lost in this affair 200 men killed 100 pri
49," "S'C '"HiC ~ iSOiicl9B Vi NuiCn al
were cuirassers.
On the 1stOclober, some detachments Of
CoSsaCks made % prisoners on the night
! OF the ID and Sd, they made IS prisonera.
On tho fth OF October, the advanced
guard OF gen. A!ardoyitch had defeated.
near The village OF o1askoa, all the ATTEMPTS
ct the enemy to carry it; IA pieces of can.
non, placed at the edge OF a forest, had o.
Verturned whole French COidmns.
Three pieces Of The cnemy's living artil-
'ery we're dismauntcd, four caiSsons OF am.
muaitioH blown up. The we'll directed FIRE
Of the Russian artillery Obliged the enemv's
cavalry to retreat. 10 officers and $50 pri
Yates were taken prisoners Four French
regiments, viz 1th and 12th chasyeurs a
cheval, the 5th and 9th hulans. a }Virtem
burg regiment OF Prussian hussars. aud the
Polish hmssars, suffered considerable loss il,
this action.
Mnarshal Kutusow had received a renor,
from gems. Iomazow and Ihitchako~. Of
The 10Th Sept. stating that their army had