The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

The Vienna Papers represent tht forces of Yrst-
LANTI as being completely dispersed. but alsould
the Russians puss the frontiers. the balance oust
quickly be turned agniert the Turks.

A private letter front Zsnte represents the pro.
great' of the Patriots as being highly prosperous.

The King of NA PLR! has disbanded the old
army, and ordered u new one to be organized in its
place. The conduct of the former in the late poli-
tical crisis of that country is assigned as the cause
of its annihilation. The same cause might be
more justly assigned for his MAJZSTIra own de-
thronement. He swore to support the Spanish
Constitution—the army only premised to mato.
tsin it.
The French Five per Cents. were, on Tuesday,
Mt go c.— Bank Actions 1,515 r.

The Five per Cents. were, on Wednesday,
.$5 f. 60 c.—Bauk Action• 1,515 f.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers,
from Brussels to the 20th instant. The following
are extracts :---
11.74351TJ1G, JULY 9.
Now that there is evtiy reason to premise that
war 'between Russia and the Porte. is inevitable,
we think it not beside the purpose to give some
,details of the military force of the first power.
The Russian troops are divided into two princi-
pal armies, each subdivided into corps, which are
.designated by numbers.
The first army is commanded in chief by Lieu-
'tenaNt-General• Buckets, who has succeeded to
the late Field-Marshal Barclay de Tully. Its
hesd.quaiters are at Mohilow ; it is composed
of all the troops in Northern Russia. The Com-
mander-in-Chief of the 2d army is Count Witt-
genstein, who has succeeded to General Ben-
aingseit ; its head-quarters are at Tultschen.
in Podolia. It occupies this latter province
as well as Welliynia, the Government of Follows,
a part of that Kiew, and all New Russia, that is to
ray, the Governments, of Eckaterinokow, Cherson,
and Taurus. Besides these two armless, there are
several distinct corps, which make no part of them,
such as that in Lithuania, commanded by General
D'Arwrays, all the Imperial guard under General
Milozordowitscli, and the corps Georgia, under
Genera! Yermsloff.

The troops which lately were ordered to march
m Italy were composed of, 1. The corps of General
Arwray's ; 2. The 3d corps of foot, under Ge-
neral Wornosoff ; 3. The 7th corps of foot, under
I:enertil Itondzeswitsch ; 4. The 4th corps of ca-
:llry, tinder Lieut..C+•ne►al Papist,. This army,
he.t.ti placed under the command or Ge-
►.enl Yeriii doff, has taken up very concentrated
,antonments on the frontiers of Giflicia.
enussEr.s, JULY 18.

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According to the latest accounts from Vienna. it
was generally'reisited in that capital that the Rua-
Wan truninvltid entered Moldavia. All the intelli-
once lately reteirod from the north, had already
thisiberurtant event us near at hand.

VIENNA, JULY 8.

_ .
The scensuits from Or:e4sa, 9.3 d June, contain
t'Yort4 Gant Constaniiisople to the date of 191;1 of
June ; they confirm the statement that the Tulkirli
fleet, equipped at a ‘reat expense. which roiled
about the middle of June, was surroonde:l near
Mitylene by a peat slumber of GI rk wesselr, and
111"'1"t the whole of it taken aftt
Too frigate., several cutters, end
raptured, and the rest escapee
'nuns in tt very crippled state,