The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

1. To recommend to the Legislatures represent'
ed in this Convention, to -adopt all necessary wo;
sores to protect their citizens from all Acts passed
of to be passed by the. Congress, containing pro.
visions subjecting, the militiamen or other citizens
to forcible drafts, conscriptions, or impressmentsf
not authorised by the Constitution.
2. Application to the Government of the thlitej
States for an arrangement whereby the said Statcg
inay separately, or in concert, assume to Oa'.
selves the defence of their territory, and the taa;
nagement of a 'reasonable %portion of the taxes
collected within the said States.
3. To form corps for the defence of such par"
of the States of New England as may be ill'
varied.

4. To recommend the following amendment%
in the Constitution :

I..—lleprescntatites and direct Taxes shall b« apportioll,da
among the several States which may be included within tw"
Union,_ according to their respective number of free persott,
a. N. now Stata to bt adulated intcythe Union without w
concurrence of two-thirds of both Houses of Congress.
3. Congress not to have the power to lay an embargo Ore.
the ships at the citizens of the United States for more than
days.

4. Congress not to have the power, without the .conctr„
rence of two-thirds of both Houses, to interdict the coma
cial intercourse between the United States and foreign natio:ls4
5. Congress not to declare war without the coneurrenc
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two-thirds of both Houses, except in case of defence agar 7
actual invasion.

'6_ No person hereafter naturalized to be eligible as a Mel/r;
her of the State or House of Representatives, nor capable °
holding any civil office.
7. Ihe saline. person not to be elected President of 016
United States a second time, nor to be elected for the 53'7
State two terms in succession.

And that if these recommendations be unstW
cessful, and peace be not concluded, and the de'
fence of these States be•neglected the represcnt4d
tives of the New England States do. appoint P
legates to another Convention to be held at Sas'
ton on the 3d of June. •

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THE SUN.

501,E51 QUIS DICERE FA1.31.1M AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1615.

We are warranted in stating, that Mr. BAROI6'
whose opinions on the subject of the Coi;n La`"
must bare great weight with the commuoitY''
has; on mature consideration, altered his °Po
nion to the best mode of giving effect
his purpose of affording temporary relief, and 5
is his intention to move to amend the Resoluti°ll
her
now before the House, instead of proposing 0t"
resolutions of his own.

Among the new Taxes to 1)4 proposed by
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHECILIEE this even:„,v' a
additional Duty on Foreign Wines is anticipate*
in the City, from' there having been a busy-em t el'
ployment of Excise Officers in all the is eat c
Lars, Staking tire stock, &c.

I OF
We on Friday e/icluively communicate"
of
progress of the Expedition to New Orleans'
which an account was b;ought by the 514,r',4
from 'Jamaica, Anoilier Jamaica Mail aril

American Papers reached town on Saturday, to
the 10th ult. Letters had arrived at New Voil"
from Augusta, stating, that the British had rand"
ed 14,000 men on the wcet side of Mobile Bay.'
On the 2d ult. the new Bill for establishing a-St'''.
tional Bank was rejected in the House of RePre'
sentatives. • There were 81 Members ou each
Side, aria the fate of the Bill was decided by the
casting vote of the Speaker. It was supposed thor
in consegitence of this decision Mr. Dallas would
resign. CoMmodore McDonough was 'out the
point of leaving New York, to resume the con"
mand of the squadron on 'Lake Champlain.---;
report, which we know to be totally uhfoundcgt
prevailed at New York, of the Maidstone British
frigate having hemsunk by the Constitution Awe;
rican.frigate.-06. the 24th of Deeember,. the gv
Delegates of the New England States met in Coo'
vention "at.flartfard, came to the following Re'