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Connecticut Milaia.--It appears from the annual report of the Adjutant General. sam uel l.. Pitkin. Esq. that the Militia of the State now number 29,967 men, viz infantry. including light infantry and riflcmen, 28e57 i; horse artillery, 469; cavalry. Y66; artillery, l656. There is an increase in the aggregate number of men since last year of s, l65, which is principally owing to an increased attention oces ea different ars aSe Seo"Ens e the State, there are, muskets. 6,975; rifles 6S7 pistols 6S6; brass cannon 20; the hea- viest calibre 6 pounders; and iron cannon 6l, the largest calibre, l2 pounders. A large proportion of the arms are in the hands of the lnilitia.-HarTordC COurGM.