I -1;
i J V ".V. -" i;-"-.
'ft
v.V
gtaminz housed' v?ilh the scenes of vmy;h youpV
. -pear lobe .o very familiar, afford yPvygCea) scope
Vulgar traou. - Whilsl MfrGilesi. lbo
, l:....;.A-rthA.- and ateadilv tnirtwes.the
. As Ul Willi 1 IVKI : w
m
WUhouHor.ev,P1dc-h
mm'
if..
1 i
II
If
. :S anilotck al se, cbn? hand, b)b
- vou tnigiH nave oniwmsvi m -v
il.unitk KilMlfronr.'tlw: robulh df;;ni,rM
clfaaime, He iUt toplo ;rni Ihe
" ' servile aobriun of a J male goESip i ,ror
at timeY
rro. r.J or.whether your pitsent
ghastly appearance naa -uec vrr" f i
- ;;.r K.ti.r'.l,v.(:ks or tbe'Cxeess'oftdlssi.
nation.1
. t- . -
Ji.. v.i. vn.'. -i'-.F.1..! ji,.LUDi -UUtwr . rs jrr .'.:'.,.i.HTii iriAn! OFF I. -X 1 ntCr IUHit v( v -n.c rnnnnl
Iev.uumanyregRrfu.-.
-.j.-.Ju-:.: ;
. 1 admire the lacimy "v' .r- - r " '
It it ivmbolicalipf JoupoliticaUharacter for in
vou to be. w j W5t a 5r -r r''-.
( iwiKuape, y'oti urv dertttte ot every painouc.ii:;
- rAi yoUVaU WHbe Smiths because a female ret
"lation of theiw is matrimonially allied to the Bud
nnPfM:t ainu1ar;that you have not discover-
ed hi ftilate marriage of the generaVs daoghteT
.ve.iwirmllae SkfiBerJ-t6ihi,coAi.nio'iiwcaUh
frmioAlosc iart affinity, to th nobihiy cyf LnglansJ,
Cat you not perceive, sir, in the,soaot iora iviana
r field, theerm of an aristocracy that is to. rain
the Amerisan-cbnsiiiution L I do not despair ol
son -IfetarkerV Pope, Hobinson&mvtb, ) Vv. hu igebHintO; :tomimttee. bf the
&hV N.) Turner,
discussed, idjourn: mthont taking a : e Uod tftfpfc
f m tor me cmww.v.'
) v.T: f y,.,, Britan,-France
intercourse ay r-J - ith wKdni inter
-rMrMk called for the qrder -m ic --J.-J-' DanvM on, Qcy, 'Pitlyn, benej
the bill providiugs forthA third census, Am ppbLd imotion,
u was t - v.-- -:i i-1 A-i hut-wertf desirous ii -r-
rence
ead
aeeuis; at bnie ..future; day, a very severe phi hp
, of the lineage of . the princess Pocahontas. you
will hardly suffer any otner aynasiy m iSh yc,
i.u'i vr vciiir ancestors man vvuf
In this you display a commendable ambiUoh 1 .
your exertions t gam a. lhrone convince :u3 that
' you are strious in the pursuit of it. . If you should
auccfed, yernut me to recommend Mr. GaHihi
s pdmcminister. V l,knowor no man so capable
of- sn-vwigTao Indian king. He has very je
aeniples of, conscience, and ,is nexer disturbed by
these Seosationshich humanize the heart. Your
tecret acquaintance with the amiable stcvetaryll
conviace ynu of the justnesa of . jnr'; paffegyrrc.
xtierence r;ught.to con.vince -youthat women
wiU vbetow heir hearts and their: bands where
t.' ;,,isi. - - and that no bkme Can be attached
to '-the .'Smith's for a hymemat connection which
- thy neither sJuKhvnor promoted. AccusaUons
of tn.fllitv to Francfi have been strenuously ,ad-
' vauced ac-ains the secretary of state and his bro-
then' becatiic V'te emperor- oi tne r rci,n uw ua
t.irl tht-ir rirfinectT ; and if this .be a criterion
wnerebv to iude them, how f ienT'ly oufibt they
sid mis' that hcrcroi
-'rs haYe laejf seiz. 1 u Asia several hundid
' k...,T,i rinisarA w r!lLQ.r-thei"property ! Andv
111 ij.i --,.-
.. 6i-.:i.h"it will evt-:i v4ir partizms say toihe ru
rvuifid irirndsbipofiln Smi Us tor France, (a ca
lviTnny " hich tl y have employed in common wi'h
Mr.vIrfffr4bn.Vf when tbev read the recent official
1--Tar:rt ot lie secretary of state irt relation to
hp'dis-inctlv states, that
npoiierty to la considerable amountr belonging
V to citife;i of the United states, has bten capttir-
ed and strize.1 by the French, for violations of
the Berlin and Milan decrees ad under other
' pretexts ; .f ia some: instces the merchant
vessfls f"'iie J itited States have been burnt at'
Dollar is appropriated toijcover the defailt ofthel
TtTe;-UllTaolt.atji;tPpropr
anV Mdtiaiiof la M'drid , ;(To ;ing
Joseph Bonaparte iMQutncy no strike
it out. .Mr- lippes obed.MrBcn said he.
minister would not oe aenv wwieas
Vir tm nnd thi motion, l ney
.u..iV. .ridlv in favor ol the mission, 5x
he snouia yu wioi
motion. beCaOSt liwaaiw. . r .. . i. " . rr '
dollars and een an, item oi g 15 paid .
keeper 'forvtecred- fervtce, wtflch service u J
arrived at t-uanesion in .waor
. The House agreed to the appropriation ,
and NaysvSlOl tv 6.r Those wkpw
negative; were messrs, Dana, Ely,
Goldsborough,Goldi. Hubbard, Ljewii yv.
Lrvineston,- XybrH Pickmsn; Quincy, StJ
Van JJ) Ken van ntiiMcior nu jeatOB,
The remaindejc bfvthe -oppropriatlohs V
greed to without opposition, the bill wm
tu oe. engrossca iar ru h.-uuik- -
..iiv; x;$KitfV, OR THE ARMY , .:'
' XTwo.2 mes3aces were recived fvtn.t!i
dent of the United States by JVfcC EdwardJ
bh-Secretary, the - one" transmunnj; a wpj
theTreisury in bbeTO'drtb -aeiioluM
for informatien ciube. subject of the jnsty
Grivcri to the armd vessels of the- United
for theb conduct with respect to the foreign
cept cr. Eickman.
KSS decide this reportthat there have been no instrucd
house, btii oftherf resKient ana o l805.l . I
n muMun auk v-,," i j . -. ' . . .
gentlemc
Stanford."
tidf with a call of the House.-;- ;
wry 30.
l f , iHSreien nation, this subject i9ued since 805.
nsedbv otner gehtlMncn, ; The other mes8ageransniits4he folloi,
'-ifnnbt-n-a settled government m bpain. - ( he
Kxecut ve, 8eem.tQtmnn mr, j.. r . . . - ..,,nA
wihi 'vnmt in SpaW'almost qTer,rmr.- J. - Ka, nnwer aow-ared
therew.more especially m .v
k w th trnvprnment in Spairt
Qumcy said it mere sdouju uc b ;
n (h Knain: the President would.have a consti?
imkmapowct" toehd a roirnster- without n previ-;
usipprolmaioavsslnhe caofiheimirvister
ioRussia. MrUphamisaia;
appropriation, the House woum viriuuuy vcu
President that it was ms uuij v,. . - - -
nibter. - M kooi. . ".. .
him with much alarm probably tne juma, or
4un;6H 1 or whateVec it wassailed, exercising
some of the attributes of royafty, would soon ex
nire; and in that ca.ejtwquld be propej 'to. :send
a lllllliniCI' it wR w -
In obedience to a. resolution of the HoJ
.1 afi a if northern Renresentatives oi. the iVSi inst. i nave tht
an-aiitiservieni .. ravn . - r . .i... rjt .....
foMfederacv" was said td bejorming Ahere, r in or to transmit you vuc uum, :
Iti.KiiiiiexnektcLto participate. .Cp U,.BanitC;i;, , ,7
. Kt iviind subservience to te
view, of Trance SW)P tbc iISS
of HWia;' that sheiwas Mmost inev'X
hirh traded with u's on terms of. reciprocity,
A exhibits a generalreturn jaf jthe trcd
the U. S. composing the' military peace estti
ihfr'. tha- narticuiar lorce oi eacn regimtir.
, , , .....
. . i . .
. . t.a rniir r-kr. Tirti trftm inc laieai reii riis rtctiir
aFirl anDtared to be m " Europe w.,. -,,-7 ;- - - . .
Sl ofne the adjutant and inspector of the Armyg
' K LSroper 28th of November, 1809, t which ,,
said' to be peculiai jrproper mv . ;.nf,tIoh of the irenewl
1 me - u;cawi ; mk-' o
4,lu'sl" . . t .
Before a ques'lon was taken on ivir- -yo
lurnv.u i it i'"'" ryrm 1
February !
a di-
present
officers. .1
IJ. A return- of the regular forces alw
the defence ..of- New-Orleans, comprclis
those of the militaiy peace establishment n
a very afiimaled speechrtle saiarne ge micma " -
trnrrt rsipw. 1 iriL ttiiu twt .1 . . . . ... .1
ichool, werf advocating the ocn .'r . deral doc . "ATr. Aorrow, reported a bill ul"e" d ihe Nation apd the 'additional military force
' " r :'.Mi.:-vr.. 'waili. ; fu laitff lawn of the Uniid Mates anQ;ne . ..j ooo
THiNtot appropriation . - .imK.r of cooies ef the
nc oaiu 11 1 nuolicaiion oi n icivam "
j w ice reaavano con imutu.
1 ; fjvnr ot necihc aPDropnauoiia
one of the B japartes were to reign at Madrid,
the money paid for such a mission would be thrown
away, as all the business would be done atPa..
Joseph would not dare to make a single atipuUtion
wuhout leave ot Mapoieon. nc y
same of the mission to St. Petersb&rgh. He bad
repeatedly asked why ainis'er was sent there,
and could get nothing for an answer but mtle
a nod i f hr h ad, or some such thing. Al. xander
had tiuckjed to Napoleon-he had become one of
his tools, one of las servants, one 01 nw v"
What necessity was there for thil mission I Here
again, if there were any business to do, it must
i.r fuct be done at Paris, and the nink'THOusand
DOLLAR OllfltS, and FIVE THOUSAND DOLL AH, SB-
la, lcs, would be lost. If the house were to be
come the humble tb.ls-of the executive in these
concemsr better to give him the power 01 appro-
there on the d Dec. 1808
ill The disposition and effective strengi
additional mil'rary force ordered for tini
cf New Orleans, taken from the latest t
received at the office of the adjutant and in
or, of the armV, to which is subiwnedi
resignations, dismissal and deaths of the
of the armv since the Ut of January 1809,
The additional ; forceordered for the id
of New Orleans was detached trom the
seaVVrvnch cruizers, and in others, the mdera- viation itsfef. Mr. Qaincy added the , remark
1
tneir camors. .
.-iiiiiifthii;vk'sc sun-l prcpertv hsheen pu
M st-d by the .pit :uih of bilU of exchange drawn by
" ths captaufl oT tlie A'.mericaw vessels upon 'heir
(i nwiiTt at h rate , imposed by
w - I .. . , . :i .
Tbit sir, isot the lai.gu-ageoi a man iwnv.
the cou.t of iSi.AMud. And I 'must remind yiuu
that tpeTSn-dtjiu have never-paid the interest of
the D.i ch l4m ir hd do.it s to Louis Napoleon,
.nor'iwom the ulry inf tradv
"iAouAi '-e given up. . ; - ' v.w .. r .: .. ..
I hope', sir, that I hsve not irritated yor tem
tv r nor .'been so bld as to weaken the tartness of
4nur studied s arcasms. But let me solicit yem to
orul Wro found Mr.Macon ; lar
spare iutji"'. ".-...'. y--t
,H'i'iou"h i.i celebrated ,Lilh wn,c!' he modeMly
'st)jis a-navia!ion hw ;is iiotbnously the per
' formynci-of an ingenious l fied!ar in expedients t
hind theW'ain j yet it is cru 1 in Vou to proclaim
that " tk? ma nufacture of our laws'should be en
'U ttitId;oulV-fo the 'marr: wirtc'mn of the c?un.
trv.7. Mr . mwo:i leels tne sevcriiy v
thai the house were called upon to vote a sum lor
a tritssion to a court wurcn naa ncw-.r
. . .
. 1.1 i. 1 j
hv our. executive. . Mr. nnea w'ra
Imminer .... wpix ft enf to .iwuonu .n wv.v..,-
livfoH a roni ise but very, hantisome
uii'vtvw - - - - .f
Eh
The house resumed consideration of the re
port of thtommittee. of the whole on the piU
fi, nnnortot eovern-
making appropi lamma .rr-- 0 - -
ment for thr year 1810. ;..r; V ';.
AfrV JLvon'a amendment yet under consideration.
Ar. iif,.stated that tne. amenuiuri
ed an entire innovation in the practice 01 vuhb
in respect
laws of
Orleans, this army moved il
Terre.au-ueut on tne msa
m',u hi.inw New (Jrlcons. on w
. km I If 11.111 W VV " " " -r
and Nays, 7,7 to jv.. t: f i.,,,..-- hre thev remained until the iri
The amendment mace Dy me '" - -- -; embarked forKatcy
.u. ...uui. en ins:- Kiante for contineent ex Sept. In Sept, they,,emoarKea lor.jBfl
penses oft foreign intercourse?' with Jtty .thou
sand dollars" being under .consideration.
Messrs. 'Quincv, Dana, Gardcmcv, and Gold
opposed the appropriation ; Messrs. EppeS bhettey ,
Macon, : acon, AUton. Rhea, C'D Montgomery,
Key and Pitkin, supported iu V . - '
J-tko who . onnosed it stattd a. a reson lor
their opposition that,.by the report of surpasses
for iigk,..;,iH to ri.ed . -ttatfc JWjS'2a
1.. .....1 .. ,l the .mrnonation w una aom rtpni. ' ." - "n
had al ways been the same as now used in the r bill, the ci y of
Mr. Lyon' motion was then negatived by A eas camped at l
rout
' 1 .1.. nr,,nfutinn.' Hp sain tne ex-
iniiMrn M(THlll!iL LUC flui'i J I'l - I
house wou .i-4v.juv Thn nrnnrl to he , aDDronnated, would make UO,-
government for
. " . . . ,i ' Af.. A-h ffim .,! ' hi I rohl intrent .. exoence. . Oi
in t he month of Oct. encamped near Wait
six miles, in thet rear of Natchei, at whica,
Fhv halted for the winter
It must have been expected that the sJ
and mortality incident to new troops
cnmmfr'anf) autumnal mOPths WOttlci
vated by theif'removal to a more SquM
,Th whole of the detachment lit
QflVnd with disease, and the numherbll
will be found eventually to exceed those
returns. . .
their arrival to their: present ; stacai
i.fef 4,4v atatii that thev are collvaleKH
Have the. honor to be 5cc.- . ;
fi j. .. ..... . rin. ni: f 11itA St
the bill jorvnci rc rit'. j - " ,
iiLiiii uun - jiass j 1 t .
r FtarhRd to N'anoleori; or to the Junta and, added to the appropriau.n in .c . . wnort and document
. . r to .end an ambassador to ordinary expenccs. ot foreign intercourse, wyuu - . , 1i
was no
Tint thfll rrhf We Oiiaht
Madrid .when. the government snouio uu pcuctuy
esiablished there. , Mi'. W. Alston thoughtjust
such as the civih'zed world would recognise I -Air.
AUtrin.iU not deny that he meant the government-
of the " Philoophir'Joeph) weought tohave a
here. -iaui'iawii buiicuhuuuc ui
tpenccs o. -.ioc.B - . were refered to a
make near 1 70)no dollars suDieci ,
foe;f,reign intercourse dufg the present , Hlti
v.avi won tin rp!Qnn vvnv tiiia nuuiviuuai
..-w-:f;YT bKxm 1 K mafic when so mucn rc
A motion was made by Mr. uw, l"n
nroach; and will ti.'mk it unkind in a miwbo ha. 1 f A2n'i airve ih
HittriVed jiim into tuTpresent ridictd's cobrse of i- hereiot'ore.-XWillitindeecVAr. Alston r)
' " . '. ... ' 1 - . ........ a 1 nntn
country (How sage this remarks I) Thesis
CAMlLLUb.- ,
rL. iti.-v.s
SKNA't'E.
other Madrid butNew Adrid(rTow sage l:.
Emptt sid-thdt he thought tlie whole Dusmeis
tn!TstTa"mtstaKe-or tn oecretaTyT mc uu-
: Wed'nesdtiif January "M
4 ilil roncei nins corrimcrcial ifitercourse with
' ri -JfiVrt ant.:- Vr!Vce and their dependencies,
-T.t.-f!.-ri t ai-ie'ct.co'Tmttee coroio?ed.ot
...MS'-si mltb of Md. CraMloni, Giles, 1 rankhn,
'Ijiunouse. ;';w.-v. - , .,- . - ,
iWr. Gerwan subKiittd the following resolutions
for consideration .iV - ; ,
i?fs, raprovieivbe-m
"ptcctir abd.'dvfcndrtjg. Touvoyy the ships
and vessels b:'l.bgiag to .cirbs of the United
tes.Ufj4kd ivith arfcicrer ef the ' growth, pro
duce or manufacture of -the United .taS.OT ter
f,r'rwV. "not contraband of war. J3.0f jna .io
any foreigrw.po.ri or p!ace!to . which the sb'tp and,
. .i?vi',,i 1 ?a;..?,i Q'uif5 art- nft excluded aly
mm'cipSl - r'egoihii'-n; and toot being actually
r.in':''.i..(1 Iwntiv irmieil fo?.'ie..' ..". - ,
: Jiesohu'dThaC'lixt citizens of the,U S. who
- ct;aTl nV VKmc Ins' or vessels undr protection
-r.fxdnW?nMne4"V
taid. sha'.l be peruii'.'t-d to arm in their Uelence,
. '. , - vdidixTKEji corps.
iliThenste Ves lhe Consideration: of the
' hill concerninir a volDateer corps y. but, on motion
mained unexpenqen 01 a ..wrai it.. , . . molioOW$
rhV even' f tTiere wertino balance on hand,- this message lx documents. .This inouon
w as "no rea son wr h y th e cbntin gent appropr 1 ation
shoulttbe larger now (as it is) than at any former
period and that, it "the appropriation was made,
it would be V1F know 10 what object it was
Ko annld.?! Mr..iiardenierxoresseti a nope
;txra nrtF tnn itrrftt . service montV or to wq
HL U ttv,v.', - k .
nThe-establishment pf-the NortherrrConfederaU-.
on .so much spokerv of tut said it was no goon
menjhat tinder the late administration a minis
.-.ha.Y heen sent to "Russia without information
P-iven to either branch of the Legislature, and that
mother should now have been .sent, 'without any
reason being assigned for it. , v "'"v - ' t
In reply it was said that the repoft alluded to ot
inexpended surpluses was made some months a-
' Uoi ,Vi K-i1nnr remaininp- iHieXDended
iu, aiiu viwi r. -. . . 1 , , Ani1e.rail0i r
,;rormer'-aonrooriaori.- was rnerely nommal .; 1 he question ,v u . .
i.irn.iuuii.u - ...r--, v. ------- ... . . - 1 i HAii rtriinurneo. 101 v-'
tmMHnn -rir overwhelming oarkt c cr ao iui, uy iu o-v .w... . ,. , v.-r. vVr.-was ca-
" v...-. . w " . , , . r . . ' I th. rim liar ' If II 1.1 u l I 1 luirl III I lC UCLLCI.' , Vf . -
tn- ot tne appQpiiuMf r "z-r?" ---- --- . . , -v
VJ -tfr- Vrt, -
1 r...:' Ke evtreme tnciem.
weather, but few rhefflbers attendeO
al hour of meeting
,,rr.hisr.lerk. as such a mission was provided
for in CorWr' laws. In the present state of Eu
r6pe,. two ministers to that. Quarter of rthe globe
wcaild lie' as u.iefal jastwo. thousand 1 , It may be
necessary - to send. administer Holland, to Na
i4es, to'Wirterhbergr even to Canton, but we ought
',1. .i,LUto' niaon such Dossibilities. "Mr.
nvn lvj it'ui. -- .
Eppes said he was iii.iiffercnt whether the appro
miation was made or not. uy. Lyonagaip oppps-
. - - ... 1 1. .i. . i
ed the uppropnauon,but was intcrtupieu uy mos. -j
of Mr. Bayard, -'itAru postponed Tor. the purpose
' of raking into -consideration--.. the .motion yesteraay
- . ii it- IV--i' .
ttir?mitte,ca ny ytrci.criug.
r-, -voi';rtfi4was 1
wo Res )J vfd, That the ' rwidentof the U State.
. io lav before the beflaie any toior
hv - Messrs. Newton and Eppes-who cuj
that no other nation in existence ever;j
exposed to the world the precise --j
sition Ot us military. iorv,c,ou
icjilarly it would be improper lor usa -a..?.
Plv. I'von. MacoiTjJftBM
supported Uie motion; for printing, ai
i .i" t.arr!iinf. for' . seCrCCy r
IIICIC WJ ""vvw-." .- - ,tl
- -.. . amtv of five Of M
mem in rcimiou iu on w- . .
mn. ft,va Whowledfe of" their
tinatiorr and situation would be olno u
to the people ot the United
. - Before the question on printing M
the House ad(u'rned. "
i . . . . " v,.t a 1 01 (I. -
considerau"" ;
I w hen the House . adjo
n the
gallery. A member called outt uraer :
and" the jdogs;: were;i)0n4driven down the;siairs
Mr. Montgomery: replied jo Mr. -.Ootdstxjrougni-
He said WcHoonta . ftACtnoUght proper p seiiu a
"mmltfr totTii's co'untrv, and' the executive, who
ould be'exDend-laffirmative, 50 to 3f.
r before the end ot the year rf tnat, oy mat report,'
more than a mihion remairted unexpended bt the
j navy appropriatioiv,' and no one "could 6ubt but
that would be drawn out f that gentlemen s noma
ftl- Thrtxecutive woiUUthen pnaiionv.incy wu5l . a.. u,v v . i,-.f,fln 5
mrni, , - . t . t . .
do, as he though- proper, wr. ivey-saio. inw,m.
proprtauon, but the late. Presided .tbouglit; such
L :.wK.e nVcessary, and he had m his power a
All ,iiio; , . I.i.. " T"l .
contingent fund to defray the expence. - a oe t e-
sent President wouiu- nave aui-M 'u,,i;jw . .
w
-t . . e C a a
UIVU" w. ' . i ' . . ' ;s
WrenT46ttbVirrtena
n.,, ,k- rH. innared to havebten lately frozen,
and to be just beginning to Aawr, producing
Nation- for the-civif. list l that th s item .to in- Vv- "'i li.tAMt
.vntt-.)0'ent exnencea 01 intercourse, not ejBreMiy,iiw" - -
provided for by law, as ibV Instance; the-outfit of Jinlhejbllov, ttT
minister, dispatch yestels, ; kc. U that the:suml w.-That, the rrer
wa. larger now than usual, because of the state of bqvitrea w cause vw 2Ziruonin
of the several comuiu.. --, f t
of France1 in pursue;
in the execuuvc, . ;
: ' i : .... a .vfV.nQTeSS'-r .
message vD . ,jr
tbntrnnatibn about amth.ernCbredericy.r.tharlmvncement oi the pre -
he could not conceive to what geatlemen alluded, parts as may in j-w nrOn0sed '
iHehainddhtard ayearag 9 , '
Ia.vw offlr. wti1rir renriered It ". hresarv . for the iCOPies
ebbject thatthis approprion w. rv v- e - Uiei. to UoVerniet
. . .. t . ri .tntc " vrr1 r urn i i i c i .1 t:uv viwiuv w --wm j - 1 .
m0a,y - . a .: . . j.' Europe, the ordinary mode' of intercourse being Lrty vested.
-1 nf y a TnirraiJic umiiv j vt., ' : 1 . . k ... 1 : :
1
lt!
: vt'a krV Hito u vr f endcring .' U . necessary
strange,-incoherent .ounda, like
oi
-i -.-v.