CHAP. VIII.

Observations upon the United States of America.--Their present

position as regards Great Britain, the Canadas, &c.--Attention

particularly called to that country, with observations upon naval

and military matters.--Expedition to Plattsburg, with other matters

of importance; such as the question of the Boundary line,

&c. and some official documents respecting our North American

territories.--Instructions of a military nature, respecting Lower

Canada in 1814, with useful hints and matters of consequence to

be attended to by Great Britain.--Future combined naval and

military enterprises, with necessary and useful

observations.--Concluding general remarks 264

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