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

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Bkg.iN, Nov.7 sir. BARLOW, Min
lister from the u. $ of America 70 the Cnari
ut France, arrived IN this city on the 5Jh..-
Ills Exceilency proceedel on Isis journey
Yesterday ON his way to Nnnigsbury.
PAsIs, DEC. !.--Lettcrs OF recent date
received frnm WILMA, state that the nation-
al ware -hn,ses were ahnndartlv furnished
with provisions, &c. for the Grand Army.
FURTHER EyI'RACTS.
The industry AMI talea,s of our worthy
TRANSLATOR have enabled us this morn
ing to supply our rcrs,ers with the follow
ing, in addition to the articles of news from
France given yesterday copy the
18th bulietia From An evening paper. The
Paris Journal contains London dates 10 :he
Gath of Nov. ten days Inter than the last
intelligence direct from E1gi1nd.
Li the article quoted from the JOURNAL
OF THE EMPIRE, substantial reasons seem
to be given for the evacuation OF Moscow
by the French army, without indicating any
thing unfavorable to the ultimate success of
Ronsparte in the 1ar with Russia
TWENTY-FiFTH BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH CIR AND ARMY.
NoILsKoE, Doth Oct. 1912.
All the sick, who were in the hospital at
l!ih and 18th. tn Mojaisk and Snolensk.-
The ammunition Wagons and all the mu-
nitions, together with prizes and articles of
curiosity, and the trophies, have been
packed up, and were sent of on the 15,h.-
he army recei"ed orders to make bread
for 30 days, and to get in readiness to de
part. The Emperor quilted Moscow on
the l9th. The head quarters were on that
day at Desna. The Kremlins, one part Of
Moscow, has been armed and fortified; at
the same time it has been mined, so as to
blow it up.-Some think that the Emperor
intends TO march on to Toula and Kalonea,
III order to winter in those provinces, and
occupy Moscow by a garrison in the Krem-
Inns Others think that the Emperor viii
blow up the Kremlins, and leave the pub
iic establishment rem aiming there and that
he will draw one hundred leagues nearer to
POLAND, so as to- establish his winter quar-
tcrs ny a. friendly country; to repose from
the tatigues Of war. and be in a situation to
receive, withpat obstruction, the stores con-
taltcd IN The magazines Of Dantzic, Kowno
wilma and Minsti. Moscow is 1870 leagues
from st. Petersburg. bad roads; while Pc
tersburg Is only $50 leagues from Witepsk.
From Moscow to Kinw is 218 leagues. and
there are only lJ2 from Smnlensk to Kiow.
! From thence it is concluded, that Moscow
! is not an advantageous military position, or
It is of political Importance no longer, since
1t has been ruined, tor loo years to come,
by fire.
| The enemy shows great nlany cossacks.
which harrass our cavalry. The vanguard
! Of the cavalry placed in front of Venkoyo,
has been surprised by a horde of these cos
sacks. They were in camp before we W ere
on horseback, and have taken a park of
Gen Sebastian of 100 baggage Wagons, &
made about 100 prisoners. The King of
Naples mounted on horseback, with his
Curiassiers and Carbineers, and perceived
column Of light infantry of four batta!ions,
which the enemy were- sending to support
the cossacks, charged them, broke and cut
them all to pieces. Gen. Dezi, abide camp
to the King, brave officer, in that charge
was killed, and great honor is due to the
Carbinecrs.
The Vice Roy has arrived at Fominsko e
the whole army is.ou their march.
The Marshal Duke of Trcvise remains
at Moscow with the garrison.
he weather is still very fine, warm as
in France at the same season of the year !;
but on the first of Nov. we shall have cold
weather. Every thing indicates that we
must begin to think of winter quarters-our
cavalry requires it. The infantry has res
tored itself after the fatigues at Moscow,
and are in good health.
PARIS, Nov. II.
L w EN- SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
Boro7ySk, Oct. IS, 1912.
Alter the battle of Moskwa, gen. Kutu-
SOW took position one league in front of
Moscow, after having formed several re-
doubts for the defence of the city, With a
hope ct holding out to the last moment
he 18th September, seeing the French
army marching towards him, he evacuated
his position, and passed through Moscow,
with bis head quarters, at nine in the morn
ms. Our advanced guard passed through
at one, same day.
! lie commander of the rear guard of the
Russians asked permission to defle thro'
the city without being fired upon--,he re
quest was granted: bat on our arrival at
the RremIn, the rabb!e, armed by the
governor, making some resistance, were
instantly dispersed. Ten thousand Russsi-
an soldiers were,' the next and several sue
ceeding days, picked up in different parts
81 the city, where they had wandered from
an impulse Of plumber. They are expert
enced good soldiers, and lfave served to
augment the number OF our prisoners.
The 18th. 10th ana 18TH, the commander
IF the Russian rear guard said, that no
more lighting should take place and spoke
much of peace. He proceeded on the road
Of kolomna; and our advance guard tool.
IA position at the bridge of Moskwa, FIVE
leagues from Moscow. In the mean time,
the Russian army Quilted the road of Ko-
| iomna, and took that of Kalouga. The