The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-12 00:00:00

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The distribution of the Russian and Pe113!) Armies pre-
sents the picture of an army in order of battle. Frontins
the West there is—
I. The Advanced Guard of4lits army. which is formed by the
Polish army and the carps of s're army of Lithuania, an.; presents
a MASS of 00,000 combatants, commanded, and. it may be said,
exercised, by the Grand Duke Constantine. No Enropesn army
can be compared to it in respect of meehaaical (insffnc-
tivn auchamigar). Dispersed in cantonments of about 150 leagues
in length (pryit:idear) from lovitch to Minsk, and of 140 in
breadth, between Kovno and Delwin, it can be concentrated at
Warsaw, or at Brest- Litovski, in less than three weeks.
2. The Army of the night may be considered as composed of
a corps d'artak, cantonal in Courland and in Livonia, of the corps
of the Goan], and of the first mem of the rivalry of reserve.
These different corps united, likewise form a mass of 00,000 com-
batants. These troops are, perhana, the only ones, which, In re-
spect of mechanic perfection, rival the army of the Grand Duke
Constantine. Their cantonments extend frost Nolangen to Pies-
kof, about 132 leagues, and from Revel to Vilkortiirsz. At the
;utmost eighteen dela are net:lMM to assemble them upon the
Niemen.
3. The Army of the ',eft, called the Second Army, is also
formed of a mass of 80,000 combatants, ca ::anal in the Kherso-
nesian Governments. The greatest length or its formers, nom
Khoksym, up ,n the l'ruth, to Tcherksarlti, upon the Dnieper, is
about 106 leagues; and the grca:est breadth 181) leagues, between
alaehnovka, near the southern frintier of Volehinia, and Simphe-
ropole, in the Krimca. Nearly three weeks are necessary to con-
centrate this aim, on the Truth.
4. The Army of the Centre, the first, or the Grand Army,
presents a MAU equivalent to the three preceding armies, conse-
quently of 240,000 eninhaof.i.ta., Vh.,t otruestments of this army
extend, on one side, to more than 234 leagues, i. e. froen A baba,
upon the frontier of the Governmea, of 'Peer anti Yarteal4r, so
Saratof; and, en the other side ore than 320 letraes, from
°woe to Murton. upon the erawilist is of Viol; -
inly and of Nijni-Novgorod. Six weeks at lass are rapiired for
concentrating the grand army in Volchinle.
Besides these four ramie., 480,000 men strong, Basil has many
detached corps, which amount to more than 267,000 men. The
whole of the armed forces of Russia are, therefore, included in the
following summary :

ME N.
- The four armies- - 4110,U00
The detached corps of Finland. of Orenburgh,
and of Siberia. - - 44,000
The corps of the Caucasus - - it:i.tuiti
The military Colonies - - 67,0119
Garrison troops - - - 74',014

747,0110

To these let In Add the hordes of the KlMlceese and of the
keens and we shall hare an lifer' of the military sate of the Itcsaian
empire.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Tv EMUS'. OCT. 10.
Arrived this evening The Manchester. Lee, from New York;
Lancaster, from Harbadoes; Parragen, —, from Jamaica,
sailed 27th August ; Grecian, —, from Bombay ; Francis %Vat.
son, from Quebec.
The Lune, Brown, from Liverpool, for Miramachi, was spoken,
19th September, In lot 43. 30. and long. 49. 30.
The Bowditch, 1111-Manus, from Liverpool. for Philadelphia,
was spoken, lith tieptentber, in lat. 46. long. 36.
HoLynEsn, Ocr. 9.
The Lowland Lass, Ansdell, from Liverpool, for Bahia, put in.
The Wilson, for New 1 ork, remains at Holyhead.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Marta Antoieeue, Clair,
frOm Ostend • the Brighton, Thompson, from Newcastle to
Cadiz; and the Phillioia, 11111, from ditto to Gibraltar.—Wind
W.S.W.

COWES, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Franklin, Trcadwell, from
Padang—sailed the 13th April. On the 29th ult. carried away
main topmast in a heavy gale. On the 30M, in let. 41 37. N.
long. 10. W. fell in with the wreck of the Eliza, from Figuiera,
and took the crew out and landed them yesterday at Dartmouth
Also arrived the 31ary, Quitter, from Bahia, in 62 days.—Wind
S.W.

DEAL, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Neptune, Cumherledge, from
Madras, and remain.—Remain, the Duke of NorfAk, the Luna,
the Elizabeth, the Importer, and the Fanny, from London, with
the rest of the outwird-bound.— Wind W.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Guinava, Cro.ll, from
Stettin; Countrsa of Elgin, Siranack, from Ostend; Queen of
the Netherlands, Pearson, from Itttertlato ; Helen, Letie, from
Hotttrdam ; Attwood.Stranack, frcat Calais; Ann, Active, from
Quebec; Britannia, Fox, from Ostend; Queen Charlotte, Finzer,
from Jersey ; Fly, Sutton, from Malaga; Neptune, Gilmer, from
Finland ; and Vesper,. Tulluck, tient Honduras..--Sailed the
Medium, Eurmerear, .or Antwerp; Alkmat, Heath for Rot 'e-
dam ; Atlantic, King, for flarnbuirgli; and Cocrops, Gilmore, for
Trinidad.

lIITRT, OCT. 9.—The ships Progress and Swan, of and for
Hull, from Havis's Straits. passed this morning; the former with
219 tons of oil, and the latter with eleven fish ; reports the Har-
mony, of this port, having six fish the early part of the season.
BARCELONA, SEPT. 30.—The coast of nur Province is in a
state of consternation, in consequence of the appearrtn7e and
constant presence of five or ale ine of war, which have
committed many piracies. Our coasters dace not put out of port.

The Walrus, from London, fur Quebec, was wrecked near Cape
Chat the fish ult.
The Eliza, from Figueirs to Nlwfoundland, was abandoned at
Ka the Ist lost., being disnutated, and in a sinking state.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOUER
SHIPS ENTERED licwains.--The Shepherd, Train, from St.
Kitt's ; Isabella. Fyfe, from Virginia; Cornwallis, Henderson.
from Penang end Sincapore ; Superb, Stranack. from Calais ; Two
Brothers, Henderson, from Liverpool; Sarah. Hill, from thv
South Seas; George the Fourth, 11l •Kie, from Trinidad; Fortuna,
Kartledel. from Dantzic ; Lord Wellington, Madgin, from Que.
bee ; Konigsberg, Nielsen, from Stronwick ; Emma, Marie, from
Caen; itoslin Castle. Hepburn. from Jamaica ; Wantead, Plunkett,
from St. John's, N. B.; Gustav, Goss, from Stettin; Seraphs,
Lonedale, from Waterford ; and Fortitude, Fawckner, from Dublin.
Ewv En en Otrewsiths.—The Choice. It'keatleY, for St. Do.
mingo and Cape Hayden ; New Manly, Tyack. for Malta, Smyrna.
and Constantinople: Sceptre, Stewart, for Bahia, Pentair, and
aranharn ; George the Fourth, Black, for Hamburgh ; and Royal
Charlotte, Ford, for Jamaica.
CLEAR ED OUTWARDS.—The Union, Fledde, for Calais; Pero,
Rutter, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Atalanta, King, fur limn.
burgh; and Union, Strathie, for Marseilles.