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stein, and nothing could be .mors

preposterous, than assembling an

army, where not only no foe, but

an Ally was the neighbour; Den-,

mark' is not enabled on any short

warning to gather on its extended

but thinly inhabited coast a suffici­

ent number of Seamen to man the

navigable part of the fleet; in win-.,

ter the people are registred; at any.

other Season they are scattered over

the Seas in marcantile employments

and■it was shown, that the metro­

polis, contained.no more Sailors, than were