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Mr.. Tnorp's resolutions certainly
possess the principle OF impartial retail
iation upon the two belligerent powers,
but, with our means OF enforcing them,
the idea appears to most men here not
little ridiculous. If we cannot fight,
it seems we can retaliste triangularly.
Every thing in politics is now referred
20 the doctrine of 2riangies, as every
thing in philosophy was once referred
10 the OeuH Qua6acs OF ARISTOTLE.
No one expects Mr.. rs resolutions
will be adopted, but they may have one
good effect. Suspicion, which is ever
sporting with the fair fame Of It's betters,
hints that certain great characters are
pregnant with War Speeches, and it is
considered as quite immaterial upon
what occasion these speeches shall be
delivered. We may therefore expect,
in the language of that admirable new
satirical poem, 4" The Epics Of the
Ton," soon TO see, every two or three
hours,


Aml'oT Il steceh come tostirg TO the House
Aaa fron fa6'riHg h,Hs prOsace u,ouse.
Frsm a Corre8AondeM ar Washington,


dated Monday, Dec. 4.


Since the reading o.the documents