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A writer in one of the english journals,
alluding to the probable character Of war
between this country and his own, in
which cities on beth sides would be devas~
tated, and thousands of lives uselessly
sacrificed, strips tie ''plumes of war" of
their glory, and shows forth its folly, by the
following proposition TO both nations:


"For the English government to under
take 10 level Liverpool with the ground on
the condition that the United States
Government destroy New York! for Eng
land to lombard Bristol, and America to
burn Gown Baltimore! and so on with all
the cities on the seaboard, until sufficient
mutual injury has been effected, after
which tic two governments could settle
the matter in dispute by negotiation and
treaty. After all, what else is war than
ihis2 Millions ofproperiy are lost-ryers
,of blood arc shed-heats are broken and