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the organization ofiheir forces. did not exactly expect to 6nd horde ofharbarians but | was prepared to meet with set of men not many degrees removed from that state-deficient altogether in mind-te- void of moral feeling, and destitute of all the nobler qualities of the heart but was mistaken they have profted cOnside- rably by the experience of the wars that arose out of the French Revolution; wars which, while tEey instructed them as sol diers, afforded them also an opportunity of visiting and at the same time, receiving the polish ofthc manners of .he inhabitants of civilized nations.

 If they seek the possession of comforts and luxuries which these events have once enabled them to enjoy, it is by no means an unnatural desire. They have all En- peror, young, active and ambitious; and an army which, with a little more science, and few more leaders of ability, will be- come formidable, not only to their neigh bors, but to Europe in general.

 c. R. O. D. late 18th Hussars.