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t: : ington, Wright, i V- .- . . y .1 , - r note,, woo voten in tm iwgarjre are, v i" oraaiey, numer, smKn, "1"". SO t W2t." " " : '' "... foWW, that the PreGdent cftheljy -and condemned on the oretext of in Be "6 vmjiwjsu ui l 4q Willi IMC IUCUUCI fa uff JrrJJifsrtmnwtios njighteretf be, i?U in favour , pf Brt: :tVflnW Itiii a of na'conifetjuence to the itAcui luralift wliethet hirjjroduee is tarried to market in a New EnirfaniK or Old Eneland fhip. -The, only intereft he has in the ana mat .could always be omen to .its higheft point by the competition ol Britiih tonnage ind'Britifti capital alone, without ftwuouea m -naie roi:j.xapitaJol tue .mlddie.mte8. l7iepeop!e or tne tontnern ttates are perfectly tenable j?eace and the indemnification of fuch" - j; nwhcan tjtizens, for their loflee and, dam Suet iultained M thf' rantni-M itirl rnn ... .V..I&W'0 & MU IU C LCI lLlL.il rangementtiwich the BritiOi gorernitieat hn thi and all other differencei fubfifting vvi wccu iw nanoo f ana parucu , . icipewmg iae wnpreuanentoi Amer ican (earnen,) a ma? be conSaent witH the-honor riad interetts of. fh' ? United States, and manifeft their earoeft dfire to obtain for t herafelrM and their riM2en b v , amicable negotiation, that juftice to which - the? ate entitled": ; " ; rr ri. ' ' .; - " At this time the flueftion ijolred only commercial iign(.rWHat was the con ..d9.bf the merchants then t rhey jeame forward and pledged their' lives ana For -iunes tq fupport the gorernment Wany meaiures toiyts protection, the queltion . - - ! uyuvfci -MUV(V of the local adrantages their eaftern bre. oren enjoy from thi operation of the general goTerntneht jWthey enry them not-ythey rejSice tri theit prolperity , juii the fouthern people are pleafed with nthe. recolleflion that they contribute to this prosperity they find in return their cQnS.; penUtioh in the general fafety and protec tion. : I do not mem fafety and pftrte&ion aainilany internal movement, upon that pointlwotfld agree withotueafter n brethren upon a reciprocal abfolution frorJFall obli . garton. Ithean fafety Sptoteflion againft foreign aggreflion. lender this plain ind obvious view v of thii part of the fubjed, Mr. Prefidfit 1 hoi Idbe difpofed to think that6ur eattefa bijethretwftmld .oJhe iaft to Jefire to ahfo re themfelvet lro U now changed.r,To the original quei- j Atvthe, fouthern ftates we feel norefent tipn, u added a queftion ot national fovements nor jealoufies againft our eaftern inenas v. a nere are no inducements witn mipjfofteT and encourage fuch iinpleafant and mifchierous feelings The gentleman from" MalTithufetti, r. Ltovd) has ventured to interpofe an opinion between Great Britain and .France, refpetmg he chm&er of the quarrel be ween them. He har ? enured, to fy, Sirthat Fa4- e i fighting for jawlefa domination t wrpJft GtearBritaio; i fighting for her natalijfo. mm, ,ior nauonai exmence. Sir, tn my opinion, it mud be baufpicious to die In tercflsof the .people of the United Stages when their rulers not only feel, but expfcft ; fympathies in fafw of one of the belliiei. If. I. W- -1 .1 T Wgnty and independence.VTiaj: ialiow uic cuiiaucx 01 meie umg merrnint r fteps, give op the jconteft, ' and difgrace ; juur . tuuiurj. . : ineie mercnants. too, threaten vou with infnrrel on and rehi: ' tint! 11 ryjmfm A.. iJ 1 I . . Jm AIUIUIJUIVII VWUKUbC ,ft . their fninAi'm v' ' ' U wis .ui u, uuiif oi inc inaiTiauats en ' ea?ed .in thefe excitemenli. I am genj'emen 6f property and fa niliesf they uuw in inc enjoynieoi. ,01 every political and domedic Welling j their mfataited puions to the contrary norn cpn powers and furely , Sir, the gentlerkan withtlanding . J think perfonof tlusde. "inuft,;feel no Iraall fympathy for oniof fctmfion will nwtd.(rr .4'K...M .k. k.li: .... ! .i i ' t. f 77 r--ivmiu j ui wiugcipiii, u nvociierei me cnasac thefe bleffings Vand a momenfs impartial reflectioa will be fufficientte chexkheir career, in tne neat place. jtaere tere na- nj local advantages acautrig o thepp!e . or me general government.: T, y coi fill principafij of ihe following, alfeough there ' K Die Drote&ion WnrAeA tn tir vying trade, by difcrlminaling duties, both uu tonnage ana mercnandiU 'X. rroredion and the cpadine trade J S ' Protraionto ties on foreign fiflv Affording a gKJ matket for their fnfnlMi M.M..f.A.iu. 1 .1 i .iu iiiuiauiri an i piner arncies 5. Paymenrxf the public debt at par, which wa bought p t very lew rates 6. . As a refuit from 4TI iHttn i;4nr Ci the oroterlion of hil noniJifini. ah icwo,j icuaoi -g ine mauctnunts 10 emigration. , Permit me, Sir, to remmd the gentle, man from Miflachufetfa (Mr L'oyd) that thefe advanUrei are not ta hin'fl uh " Bur. Sir: I have hrJ thefe advantages coeld be enmpenfjted by eonneaioii with Great Drita n. Indulir me, Sir, with an et amintfioo of this idosc a connection between Old England and New England, could only be for the benefit of the fatter. They were efJVn tially rivals ,1a every iccupauoo. Tir ft, in' nangafion fecond in exports, '1Ti ' Pfi of New Enxnd ate principally fid and bf. It woul! be a gret objeti ..whhOid Encland. f'rlv to drflr.,. .'w tngiana ;im mwittfandgBie IrUh beef would come In.b an aJrLitagrous competition with the eaport of ihu arts cle. ' rhefe are fermient po'nff of compv hnon, Boalterably nied in the nature of things 1 tbey cannot be stterel, oor !ef froyedbyanyfadini e0!ition 'of ftftxm nor by any conneaot refatong there. Again, Sir, wnatttldVnSeSeflVnVi fuch a conneaioti boon the reftof the U. K'tes tntbat cfe. the VifcHmJn4ti.B datis now in fvor 01 the New England flaits wou he turned a.in a ryfo'Toe srvn to the middle 4 TTnr. itn nnJ,M''!i f1Wri,A it appears to mei that the mbL fimpU aad . ..:,.LI.' i.l ..tj l t . -.'r.-- cifjiiauic piaa wuuia oc 10 appropnace ror the year 180. iq aid of the iund, an ad. ditionai fum of about two hundred thou fand dollars ; fuch fum tor be applied at tranStatio U"thertcft bf his produce s J thet und i;feif, under the general .ilireQion and that CAi-ild a1wa4 h Vtnv.n ! tn .i in( Pron .i,. A k. klo ter of the ouarrel ta be furh aa K. In i.f. cribed it.- - .'V . , ; ..T j In my jtt fgmentj Sir, the United Sute have nothin? to do with th'chira)r nf tins rrUWti;KMn, but I dlf fer entirely with the gentleman ot this lviu,. vcucTr me caaracieroi tne quir rel is precifely the Tame oh both fides-., tHey are bo;h fichtih forlaw'efs domina tion) and I believe greit Britain has as 7V " - . x ,n"wi cnapce ot conquering trance, u id f.ity affjrdedjt( .France has of conquering Great Briraio. 1 In. , P. differf between thtmeonfifU their filbenes by do. in the difference b the obieas of their i.win oominanon . f ranee cairns de- lfjmKin on the land, Creat Britain on the I W a at.A ... . . 1 k M . wm 4ukj D'Q equally noitiie to as. 1WOWCLPDSD 1M OCR HUT.) bl the Prefidentl but to be eioftded'in thff ieverai porti ln proportion to the amouot aftually coliecled in each pn that account during 4the year ISOt, and to be applicable to the relief, not onlvjofiicknanddifiibled,- mm.i9J HOUSE OF REPRESENrXnVES. w reain theCommittee of Comrretce and MJnnfaaoTe to enanir !nm .1.. ty of providini for the rebef of dilirtffcd ' Afr. Mm ftifBiV ta -S..J 1 induced to ereoore the nfolarwu. rM. the foIlowUf Utter from rh &.. t T...r. . , , -,7 , ... , , . . , WTuJft the fand f rmwM'.. c x ..j umvini inmca nuaonni Ihn au k conCderaWr diminiQJ,. thteiDences- ar I , mm rnatMcg-. fOf tn Itfal coa. u'4Me 01 tb drdulim va .. month from the wages of fetmrt, ' mtft oeceiariitdeaeafe In tha (. the number of feamea alL jt . ? ,hT &,tl hand, the 0 amber ifclf w note who are coouned at home, and depnvedof e-notoymtnt, produce UL Its, tni v, appicaKMi it rvlirr, - All that 6J. bv fruN lore, been uved darin Urui :it belnirqot tofepplythe dificieocviC tWnfuing .etr, .Mi, imrr4im Rarfl, rules, the number of prtfoos bm. mm Bmi'ira s cannot m;.. r H"-" w MIT IfllOflUV .V. 111 , ina kiUkjaaJkavtproJuakwof.hafijuth. ni,lha U od Out proper re- but alfo of disirtntd teimrn. 1 am, very refpe&fally, Sir,, v . . y ,,Your obeditnffervanfi , --. ALBER T GALLIIN, T.Nbwtom, Efq J Chairman . - v ,of the Committee of Com ; merc9 -.and. Maotafaciarei.' ' ' .'.iflit rcfolution was agree4 to without oppobtionv- S- , -NAVAL ESrABliSHMEr. ' suMr Swy faid, that if he tioufe did not wilh to be confidered as flumbering at jhetf polls, - it was . proper , that they' would after determining that they would not fubmit ,tp the ordesV and decrees of the belligerents, adopt fome efficient fyf: tern of warfare, if war muft be the refuit. OaihUfoint he was decidedly 6t opinion that we Could Carrv OA Onerafinri't tn great advantage on the ocean ' He held w uf ujiu ciuiuiion ior enquiring into the propriety of augmenting ; our 3ml force, which he lubrmtted to the cpafider--ation of. .the - Honfe ; .'. ; 4 " V' ' ; Rtiilvtd? That the committeeSo whom wu referred fo much of the mefiage of the PreGdent of the United States, a re lates to ovr military and, naval, eftabliflv ments, be tnftrucled to ifii&- Wn !,. HfUlllMIM . ' v . . .uiciik. wi mtriannr-our nawuiilabll . ..III:. .1 " w m man, ana mar toey , Aave leave to repo bill or otherwife.' ' . NThrueftiori, on deriiig Mr. Story' r-rw"'"i w -viyiic HBic was caineo, 47 to 38. ' ' ' ! .' . k ':; . ' EMBARGO. ; 9 , - Mr. Van CtrfUmUobUtrei that is was, impoffiole for the Hftbfe to get along with buGnefs till te queftion of repeal r con tinuance of the embargo was decided. H therefore called for the order of; the dST On Mn CbiifniJe i rpfnlur.. m - WftlWHj W ne tmmtaturfitmjollht rmbargo. Airercoouaerabiuiebare a motion' made that rh immi jlCm ..j n progrerI, srhich however wu foon chan to a motion to . report thelacj that there WJl not a euorant nrefat . TTV TU motion for rityg was fuppertedW Meffrs Cook, Dana, EHiot,SVJ Lyon, oj Kal MANnt tk ft T -. mm. W ilcaUioa i that h wu Uf-IrJtV j:, .M j yaw Hrf 41UI4 o gentleaun could be heard to adfanNee Macon, Blackledge, aIUoh, and D. R. w uuams lov the reafoa that as they had confented to eo Into comrmtr. a.l jecl, they wiihed an imnsedUte deJrfWt that fhe fuhjca had tbeea already damply diCcoiTea.arid apcotraQiun of debate now wamio aui eep tae people in tufpenfe. The committee xofe, bat coeld not re. m a. V wuwisib oof prtmr prcient. ' A motion was then made to adiourn v...ru . nay i 54-a cup. rumbetng pretent at thetote, feveral meX oers naving wnmt the Teas . and Navs were catling , come bto the JlWf from the lobby and elfe where. ' 4 '" m mumm ' ' ' ' E.VFORCING THE EMBAR(2&f " O a motion f if-. ii.ir:. refolved it&if Into a committet- of the whole. Mr. Biiatr tn th.k.i .l. k . , VH Hit) tn for eoforcieg the embargo, and the feveral Uit fepplementar y thete.h , hit Dmm mar & to ftnka iV. Yrn IKiKm fitui nawrt ta nil Ani r. . i unmuuj- rttt af&H m enlorcmg thy law, fdwion "lY rJ"" moeiJ tojouro Ates 2 A,' MfffrS Girilrvrtan V, n.l. -r. . rtWMOarari a Sr. -i--r--. lhd reading decided -Teas 19-Navs 7J On the oae flion -Ar tt tk-ij i. ... i tSird timr, Mtffra. Qtilnej, Uph im. Ly : 90, (ardmWr. AUiaacW. ai4 n... r.L. til I i.Im r...li. i at m . led W the Teas ani K'itt 7k- fer Raieidsy, Mo:ioo lcft-Tru 35-. Nart6l. . , , IMf ttt -Bia vwl ik. it.:.j rime. On the qM1iot, ,a eji Pfa f ICr. Stedmaa caDtd for ihlTf,. "After fomcvj&wiitvatioBs ,fiv ; . . .--..ifeffrs. I 1 Mailers and fcppes, the aueilion waXtaken, TE nSMeffrv Alexander. LJ. A!. ftoti, W, AUtoii,jr Bacon,' Bard, Barker, Buffet, Bibb, Blackledge jr: Blake.: jr. " Blount, Boyd, Boyle, Brown, Butler, Cal .houn, G- VV Campbell, ClayV Clopton, Cutts, Deane, Delhi, Eppes, Flk frank lin, Ghotfon, jr. Green, fk'tfter, Holland.7 Holmesv Howard, ' Hutnphreta, J. ' G JackrdnfTohiHnTldheir Kenio, Elfl patnek, Lambert, Macon, Marion, Montcomerv. N. R ?-Mrtora: T , -Kf ,, Z Jet. Morrow, John; Morrow.' NsjiWi: - - T New)Idt Newton, Nicholas, Porter, jr. Reir5Penn. Rhea',1 (Tin.) Ji Richards M. Richards, Seavcf, jjhaw, bmilie, J. K. Smith, ' Smith, ' Stdrer," Story, T Taylor, Troup, Van Artjrptanck, Wharton. Whitehill, WilbuorTi), VL AVUliims. A. : Wilton. Wina. 71, .; - NAYS-Meffrs. Champion, Chittenden, Culpepper, Dana, Davenport, jr Ely, Gar denier, Gardner,' Garaett,' Goldflboroughyj Harris, R. Jacklbn, Jenkins, Lewis, Liver, more, Lyon, Matters, Milrfor, Mofely, Pir. km.Quincjr4uffetf!Sban,iStaiford5teii man, bturesTTaggart, Tal.-aadge', Uphara, van voruanar, van uyite, van Kenlle-lear.-S2.; VVe .; : tfrK: ; EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.: r fChd Houfe wete engaged till near fiva -o'clock to xlay in ditculfing the foObwingv ref lurion peppofed by Mr. Skiua, whicS was finalIr.gVeed to GS to 2i iReloU' r ved, that a committee be jppointe to en. quire into the Diroorietv of nrrwiHino . k. law tor the meetinir of Contrmia at an period than the 1ft Monday in Decern." roemieXt. With lefl ti rannr k. ktH ' .J. therwife. -ri- - The ' debr e a this refotution involved the queftion, .whether it would not be . propeafore the fitft day of December, vixiirUie middle of May or beginning of Juneeffentially to change the attitude of ; the nation if no change took place in the meafures of foreign bowers ? The refola.' . tion wae fuppotted by Meflrs: Smaia,' ; viBibb;- ml ,r oacan, Taylor. Nicholas, Southard, and NelW ' Meflrs. ' D. Williams,' Macon, land, Ale.' ander, I almadge,-and Stafford, eithcr oppofed the refolution din-Uty or advoca ted irs poftpoacment. Moft of ihofe who fupported it declared ir as their opmloa ) that unlefs foreign powers revoketl their 5 orders and decrees at art early day, it "'! ji ould beproper to raifq the embargo an4 . -fobftitate war and that it behoved Con. grefs to be at their pofta to take nhia Im. portant ftep ' - j I J rU 50 Don LOSI- s 0, Pyl',: ' ' Rid Pocxxr-Boox, f ' CootaJoiflg a conildcraSle ifuni' of -MonejL. not U,l..TUiuTroit 1 LJWOlJSAND UOLLARjta' fj, u "T; ow, except about Fite Hun. dred DolUrt of the Bank 3f Cate frf with one EnaUQx Gtiaciu There were i!fa theretQ' fereril In Voicci for Rice. CotfBfi. mrA f .u.m.' F 'Ik , VIMS' co, figged br Tieaiar A Co -r. Alio, an invoice far Fifty Ctflu Flax Iced, tod Forte ()n C..V. 'j;.. ficned bv 7. Ckrl i.m. a-... Jitig Loutry l rckcta, with'other i,cruringdJteiaU3ftuo,IuvInr OIV name tKara?,. An) perW dcGverioff faid Boot' "nn to me, or. rhotnu N N. Gaaier, ia Wilmin!tof. (bill ctive the above rtIr4, aril noqutd avi k " . 4 - i 1 JAME? WHITE; V. u. Amonj the flnlfl Ki.-mm mm .O i..u ootei cre thrM Mm. r n. r ihourand Uollari each fauf cf Fie Handed balaare O- N.it I . a rv.i kVI - "I tP tear .Votci. from Fifw rwt.. H . - , - .... a'wii.iai i doerpwardi. : Qc' c( the Da TkA.,r.-4 n ti I Nmcj ii tnJoifU ' ht rhm".. r Armory, (J Co. . ,xt, J. C. 7. j 1. 1 800. m mm M m . ' - i V
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