The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-10

Infantry ofthe line, 100000
GreDadiers, $4,000
Chasseurs ON foot, $4,000
Curiassiers $4,000
IIoulons, 10000
Dragons, 10000
Hussars. 10000
Foot Artillery, 5000
Horse Artillery, 5000
$4,000
This, however, il not the force of the
mighty empire-the above is the nrmy
part Of which is in Turkey and the residue
on its confines. The regular force of the
nation is as follows -
Troops Of the Line, 39i,OOO
Imperial Guard, 10000
Colonial Soldiers 100000
Garrison Force G0.0O0
Irregular Troops $4,000
Army of Poland 10000
Total number Of men 100000
This number does not includc militia.
Against colossal disposablc force Of Flu.
ropean and Asia,ic Russia to the above a
mount, what can Turkey do when it is re-
solved to conquer and dismcmbcr her?
1t may be curious to see how the EN-
pcror has placed this army.
The Imperial guard of 90,O 600 men are
in barracks at ST. Petersburgh. On the
Swedish frontiers corps of $4,000 men.
The army of Lithuania, $4,000 men, arc on
the north of Germany, nt the mouth of the
Nemicn, and with The Polish army, are
commanded by the Grand Duke Constan.
tine.
The army Of 100000 under Marshall
Sackcn, occupy the frontiers of Varsovia.
The G00tO Poles are in Secsia, Moravia,
and Hungary or at least on their borders
The amy OF 10000 men under Witt
gonstein, are separated in Gallacia q Bcs-
9arabia, and on the frontiers of Austria and
European Turkey. 10000 under Delviti.
arc at Elizahethgrad, and held as reserve.
The army of the Caucasus greatly aug
menled, was $4,000 strong under Paske-
witch. The army of Siberia, mostly Cos.
sacks, is very numerous, and extends 10
the confines of kamschatka.
The army intended to cross the Pruth a.
gainst Turkey was originally 100000, md
n reserve of 100000 awaiting marching
orders in case peace was not concluded.
England, France, and Austria now feel the
force of the prophecy of Napoleon concern
lag the colossal power Of Russia, bui it is
too late--they arc masters Of Europe.
---e@e.-
ROCHESTER, is one of the most active
busting, business towns Of the interior Of
New-York. A few days ago we observed
that imporiaions direct from England had
been made by several Of its most en,erpris.
Jag merchants. a ieW years ago it was
thought most daring piece Of commercial
spirit in few merchants in Albany to i'm.
port portion of their goods direct from u
broad. Now since the canals have been
set going, we count oil these as ordinary
things Rochester is singular place. 1t
has an arcade built on very elegant plan
--nn Athen@um that might msko our city
Athen@um blush, If il were made Of blush
able 1--WE beg pardon Of Noah Webster for
coming bit Of a word materials. In the
streets you will find clegancies of oil de-
rscriptions, and by turning the mex, corner
you will find yourselfagainst stumps of the
everlasting forest Such mixture of the
wilderness and Tho city--such blending
of the first step towards civilization and the
proud march Of re6noment-such g bud.
ding together Of business habits-specu.
lative sction-elegan. pursuits--wild ad.
ventures, are there in Rochester, that an
eastern traveller once called il the "mina.
ture of the World IN. Y. Cour.
lrecldimabie.---A notorious ruffiar,
known by tho sosnorl,l of ,Smuu Smith.