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be adopted. - The foliating pl.reiilartres pectfu.ti '
submitted to, the consideention of the Committee._
Being distinct in iliett nith:rep. I,will present eac;
separately, with the considerdobn applicable to it.
[Here follnw four,plans.ifi244
klt not intended hyaheee .remarks,. 0,16
first plan be adopted, to diverts* altog.etiser,wlW,
service of the militia. ' Although the principal border,
of the war may thereby betaken front the militia,
reliance must be placed on them 'far IMAM-teat ai1!.,.,
especially in cases of sudden invasion. For this put.
pose it will still be advisable tnit the Men be classca:
according to age, and that their term of Service be
prolonged. 'Even should this Om be attended wit!,
all the advantages expected of it, such an arratge-
rnent could not fail to produce the happiest effect.—
The proof which it. would, afford of the impregnabl,
strength of the country,ofthe patient virtue, ai.ti is
viecible Spirit of the people, would adraer,i-h tip.
enemy, how vain and fruitless his invasions tuna be,
and might dispose him to a speedy, jig, at al'ho,
hourable peace. Of the very important services
already Tendered by' the militia, even under the pre.
'sent rop,anisation, too 'nisch cannot be said.
If the United States make the exertion which it
propileds it is probable that the conteit Will soon tit
stn an end. It cannot be doubted' that it is in their
4povier to expel the British forces front this Continent,
shduld the British Government, by persevering in its
:unjust demands, make thatan object with the Ame.
rican people. Against our united and Vigorous
efforts, the resistance of the enemy' will soon become
light and feeble. Suet-els' in eiery fair and honour.
able claini, is within out *soy' tract). Andaurely the
United: States gave . eves, fossibla iod,jcemeat to
make the. eitort necessary tivecure i!. I.should in.
stilt the understanding and—wound the feelings tile
Cemraittee, if I touched. on the calamitieiintidentto
defeat. -
• -Dangers, which ass smote; assolualansee be its.
Ned, excite no alarm; 11101-Poltisikla44ll4 SI. -148g031
people ; but the advantages scorn hoc a Tair
claim to their deliberate consideratibt.- The ttift
we hive ' already made has titirsicielf the etteitlibi,
and extorted the praises Juf other fiatienv.jAkeally
have Most of the absued .theoria Assi itl)e.emte*.
dons on our system of G..tuernreent berwptined,aad
put down. We are flow telt and retpected-isi
Power, and it is 'the dread which the enemy dant.
tains of our resources and growing 401)0616k* . dit
has induced him to press the war agaiastas stark'
professed objects had ceased. Supply, Intim*
&nue of his schemes. _ 2214 the attainment of -as hp,
nourable Peace, will .place the United-Stites. oe
higher ground, in the opinion of the wage, &aids*
have held at any former period. lit flahreallk
their commerce Will be.permitted • id. takaitefewill
range-unmolested. Their lemoustrancek,tofwaia
Governments will not again be put aside% unh'iidol.
Few will be presented, because there will Olden be
occasion for therti. Out uniot' rounded ntainteral
affection, will have acquired revs strength lii ibe
'proof it will have afforded of the important -001 v
tages attending it., Itelpersted *lull, .200 4
saisi
Iron the United States. wiy.bave accompti.,
great objects for n Bich kfil hbaq-i11y26 an
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As a nation that will % • atirlpenelt
little to desire. • :•"Itlar," :te-1-20,1; WA/a/VS . 4
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The Pope lately passed. timotteli the PrietillAtollr
A.
in an elegant carriage, and disiributed it Ronne
Crown itieSeiy poor *mon whom he Main hii way.
The Secretary to the Apostolic Nuncio atibellii.
lails arried yesterday with intelligence the the .pm.
'.s.nguese Royal Family will return to, trope bribe
nerd of April..
A letter "from Monseigneur De la Matte, Bishop
of Castor a, annoutirmi that the attlsoFte''religion
snakes immense ix:entrees itst it UniteiStates of Amy
rice, and in the Emir:cot Cainia isVelree families
have keen converted in the c.,pital otthe &minced
Tokce!. In the same year baptism was administered
to 10,984 children, 1,677 adultt, and'42,676-were i:
a state of probation to receive it; The present nem.
ber of Chriatians in Tonkin is 60,000.;• '
CHRISTIANA, NOVEMBRICItt. • I:
His Royal Highness the Prince Sitesoli4(offeri
9n the closing of the Norviegian Assenilily„:Yestr•
day, addressed the Deputies in a speech tif.conside.
rable length; in which he expatiated on the patriotic
and paternal intentions of the King, in sanctioning
the Constitutional Law, which went . to estliblish the
rights and liberties of the Norwegian people, and ea
the great advantages which would retelt to both
countries, more especially to Norway, from the happy
onion of both parts of the .Scandinavian Peninsults
the independence of which, •he said, would prone as
.unperishable ai their Mountains 1 He then announced
,the Royal pleasure for the termination of the Session.
The President of the Diet answered his Royal High-
ness in an appropriate speech, and, concluded Of
telling him, that the happy Norwegians, full of grief
' At' ttte remoyal of bis beloved preniice from among
them, would hasten in crowds, almost to the obitruc.
!Von of his return to Sweden, and. offer to his Royal
.Highness the most sincere testimonies of their low
sod their devotion. • .
BASLE, DECEMBER s.
• We learn that the Swits regiments which ate still
in the pay of Engl ind, are aboutto be disbanded-
The service of these regiments does not rest on capi-
tulations concluded with the. Governments of t 1,..
,fivaiss Cantons. One of. these regiments, tli it i.f
Watteville, has distinguished itself in America t.:, '
'Sterol occasions, particularly at the assault on 1 ••
Brie- but it has atsa sustained considerable iiisti!-..
I' ft:e British Mai lter in Switzerland it., s C Allw Jit I
be noiified, that-io consequence of the decision alt 11.
Government, all-the Swiss Officers and soldiers s;;•
h.ise heretofore had ptsissuns from England, are tv
have restored what was granted to them, and that the
insPenaion of such pensions, which bad been deuced
Si to be consideeed iii null and void.
NAPLE-4, NOVEMBER 54
His Majesty king Juachtm appears so well sari,-
.flied .kith the dispositions of the Sovereigns at ev
.Congress, respect:ng 'firs right •to the Crown oil N.
pies, that he has dri 4rd tw bey on .t the bit of Janusr:
ift, OretlillOit ill the measures proetllibcd .by his lie'
•,creir of the 2ti:ls August, coni.crning,kba.licapolit.i.ii
yho are now in Sicily. Our relations with thee:Jun
of Vienna leave us nothing to *iitiftst.vlteitre;:.
Lord Beitinck.• ""Xt r' ' t 9 ! 't:t.q i•