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ordered, immediately after the rapture »f MulrffaMa
take up hit line nf n»«vrb tod drisie the kogltiV
from Sti Ruch, and to blockade Gibraltar on thr
land tide.- The four important proving* of Seville,
Grenada, Cordova and Jaen have suhmitUM) those
which are to the east will not be long in obeying the
law of the conqueror. .
t Paris, Feb. S^.
The Senate met at I P. M. under the presidency
of bis serene highness, the prince arch cbanceHor
of the empire. '
Htt teieue highness read a message from bis im
perial and royal uiajrsty, m these words :
- Senators,
We have sent to Vienna, as our ambassador ex
traordinary, Our cousin the prince‘of Neulcbate!
to solicit the hand of the archduchess Maria Louisa,
daughter of the eniperour of Austria.
We have ordered our miuister of foreign relations
to communicate to you the articles of the convrnti
on of marriage between us and the arch duches
>Ium Louisa, which has been concluded, signed
stud ratified.
We have wished to contribute eminently to the
wraltare of the present geneiatii»n. The err mo sol
tha continent have rounded their prosperity upon its
dissentioos and feuds. They can no longer supply
tha aliment f«>r war by supposing projects inr.un
patibla with tha ties and the tlutieiof kindred, which
we have just contracted with the itigniug imperi ,
house of Austria.
The brilliant qualities, which distinguish the
•rch duchess Maiitt Louisa, h ive acquired tor hei
theloveofthe people of Austria. They have tix»r!
oor attention. Our people will love this princess
for theluve they bear to us anti! having witnessed
nil the virtues which have placed her so high in our
estimation, they love tier for herself.
Given at our Palace of the Thirillciies, 27th Fe
bruary, IS 10.
NAPOLEON.
(Signed)
Congress of the United States.
IN SENATE —April 24.
The b1fl for continuing the charier of the Batik
sf Alexandria was read a thud time and passed.
Mr. Smith of Maryland, from the committee tn
whom whs referred the hill, entitled “ An art con
•erniftg Commercial intercourse between the United
Slates arid Great Britain and France and their de
pendmrits, and for other parposes,” repotted the
' same with the following amendments,
“ Sec. 1, line 2—Sti ike out imm the Word “ thul"
,to the end of the section, and insert, “ from and
after the passage of this act, no British or Fr nch
armed vessel shall he admitted to enter the h irnors
or waters under the jurisdiction of the United
States ; hot every British and French armed vessel
-•it hereby interdicted except when they shall 11
forced lo by distiess, by the dangers of toe sea, or
■when charged With dispatches or business Irom
their government, or coming as a puhlick packet for
*ht Conveyance of letters; in which cases as well
wain all others, when they shall be permitted to eo
ter, the commanding officer shall immediately re
jtort his vessel to the collector of the district, stat
ing tire object or causes of his entering the harbors
■or waters of (he United States; and shall take such
ymsitum therein at shall ue assign^-d him by such
caller tor, and shall Conform himsoll, his vesstl and
,crew, to such regulations respecting health, repairs,
supplies, stay, intercourse and departure, as shall be
signified to him by the said collector, under the hi*
thorny and directions of the President <d the United
States seiduot conforming thereto, shall be requir
ed to depart from the United States.”
Strike pot the second, third-uni four tb sections
and insert,
** Set. 2. And It it further cn-'Ctal, That nil pari
fick intfeUouric w.lh nay interdicted foreign armed
vessels, the officers or crew thereof is hereby lor
btiioen ; and if any person shall afford any Hid to
•uch armed vessel, either in repairing her, or In
fornishing Her, her olfieeis or crew with supplies, of
any-kind aria any itmnn.r whatstu-vef, oj if any pi
lot ahull assist in navigating the said armed vessel,
contrary to this prohibition, unless for the purpose
of carrying bar beyond the limits and jurisdiction of
the ynit' d States the person or persons su otlcnd
"'^ng,"Shall be liat'le to be bound to their good beha
vior, and shall moreover forfeit and pay a sum riot
exceeding two thousand dollars, to be recovered op
on ioditfment or information, in nny court of com
petent jurisdiction; one moiety thereof to the nee*
.sufy of the United Sates, >md the other uu> - ty to the
r parson who shall give information and prosecute
the same to effect ; Provided, That if the prosecu
tion shall he by a poi.Jick officer, the whole for
feitftke shall accrue lo the treasury ol the United
Sutat?
Suie2 3. And be it further emded. That the pre
sident of the United Stat* s he, end hereby i« autho
rised to employ the puhlick e.nned vessels, in pro
tecting the rnman'ice. of the United Si* let, ami to
Heue instructions which shall be conformable to
{he laws and usages nf nations, for the government
<)f the ships, which may be employed in that ser
vice.'
S«c. 5.— Strike ont from the word •* aforesaid"
ip the 17t.h line, to the end of the septiou."
The senate resumed the consideratlhrt of the bill
tjlakiiig piuvisiuu fur the estabhafiinenl of a nation
al bank,
On motion of Mr. Bayard to fill the blank for the
punter of directors to be chosen by the stockhold
ers With the word *‘ eighteen" there were :
»ttde'noliun, Messrs. Bayard, Bradley, Chafnp
hditj Crawford, (iillman, Goodrich, Hill
florsey, l.!oyd, Pickering, Reed, Smith of
N. V. Tait,Turtle!—
Against the motion—Messrs. Anderson, Brest,
Clay, Fr ipklin, Gaillard, German, Gilesf Gregg,
■Lambert, Lrib, Vlailhewsott, Meigs, Pope, Robin
few, Stni'h «f Md. Sumter, Whiteside—ij.
So the motion was lost.
On motion to insert after the words •**»n band**
the wot# “ a*d congress shall be furnished annual
ly ut the conimenceineat of each session with inch
aUtemems’*1—there wer^
For the motion, Messrl, Leib, Pickering, Read,
$ mth of Md. Whiteside—5.
bfjfgiuut the motion, Messrs. Auderfou, Bayard,
Bradley, Brent, Chathplra, Clay^Condtt, Crawford,
Franklin, Gaillard, German. Giloi-u*. Goodritsh,
ilillboose, Horsey, Lambcjt, Lloyd Mat
Mr* P«»jte
_WmBmMmMsm
ISt»r wHimi, after (lie
lb* sixtli line, rtd alsolbe whnfe of tl*:l4Mi **H-s
OB, ood ikMft the bellowing word* in beta ther**:
to »r omooBt not exceeding teh milliftns *»>
•.oilers, to be paid M» sorb manurr ms miny i><? pro
vided by In*, at least »rx millions of winch tube
paid by th« United States, sh»H h* thirrsfrrfrd’n*
iii« several state* *11 strCh proportions, and subject
ui saeh regulation* at congress may prescribe.*
Mr. fiillhnose railed for a division of tile quest!*,
on, audit was taken on striking out, and determin
ed m the negative as follows i
1 EA9—Messrs. Anderson, Champlin, Clay,.
Leib, Pope, Smith of Md—t>.
NAYS—Messrs. Bnyard, Bradley,Condi 1,Craw
ford, Franklin, Guillartl, German, Goodrich, Giegp<
iHIhouse, Horsey, Lambert, IJoyd, Mu it hew son,
Pickering, Reed, Smith of N, Sumter, Turner
-1}).
And having agreed to sundry amendments to the
(he Senate adjourned.
fi eilrusday, April 25.
The senate resum' d toe consideration of lire bill
providing lor lire «suhilslimeni of h, in tumid bank,
Mr. Bayard moved to postpone (be further con
sideration theceol to tbe tir»t Monday m Deceiiihei
i: xt.
The principal reason assigned by Mr. Bayard loi
this inot'onwns the amendment, previously agreed
to, authorising the president, with the approbation
of the sedate, to appoint ten of the diierlois.
The question was decided as follows:
\ LAS —Messrs. B yard. Bradley, Brent, Clmmp
lm, Crawford, German, Gilman, Goodrich, liiil
hoiise, Horsey, Lloyd, Picketing, Bope, Reed,South,
oi N. Y. Sumter, Turner—17.
NAYS-*Mtssrs. Ander on, Ci.iy.Condit, Frank
lin, Gatllarii, Giles, Greg/, Lambert, Led,, M.t
t hew sou, Meigs Robinson, Smith of Md. White
Side.— I -f.
So toe motion was carried—and the setoals hd
j mrneo.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
V'-’e^ esdoy, April 25.
loan bill.
The <tvrnsii d Kilt authorising a loan for a sum
<>t money not exceeding ihe amount of the princi
P*1 ol the public debt reimburseable during the
year It) 10, wu» read a third time.
Mr. Randolph moved to postpone the bill till to
moTowt Motion lost, 50 t<> 4-7.
Mr. Stanford moved th.u it lie 00 the table, but
subsequently withdrew the motion, tn makr way lor
a motion of Mr. Taylor to recommit the bill} which
iu-hii.ii w»» negatived, ayes 37.
Mr. Stanford moved that the bill lie on lira table.
N", itived. 31 to 3,9
Messrs. Vitkin, Dana, Randolph, Stanford, Tay
lor, Key, Quincy, sou Uph&m opposed the passage
ot the frill, uud Messrs, Montgomery, Bacon, W.
Alston, Johnson, Smilte, and Rhea defended it.
All the gentlemen who spoke against the bill
prof sse.it to be willing in a proper manner to autho
rise a loan of any silrn of money necessary to meet
the apprnptiations made ; but they c.mtetvled that
the hill was objectionable because the sum was not
et’l.d in the taoe of the bill; because the bill bore
a deceptive appearance of borrowing money to pay
the public debt, when in laet it was to meet the or
dinary expenres of the government ; because the
bill authorised 11 loan of 5,160,000 dollars, more j
by 1,660,000 than the secretary ol the treasury lord
| declared to be necessary and because ho lotto ought
to be authmistd till bills now before tire bouse were
decided on, which involved a reduction of the aimti
I al expenditure,
In reply In the objections to this bill it Was nrg
that the amount authorised (not required) to be
borrowed was as definitively expressed as though in
figures | ihai there could be no deception on the
fare of the bill, fur if no debt heretofore contract
ed was now to be paid off, tlu-re wntld not only be
no occasion to borrow hut tii*ie Would be an im
mense annual surplus in the treasury] that since
iheestiuiate.of four millions had been reported to
the lioust, vs; ious appropriations had been made,
and it was impossible yet to say tlow much might
be runted,. sod no otote would he borrowed than
actually was wanted ; that if thepassage of the bill
was delayed but a day «r two, it would be very en
s_y for gentlemen to present its passage at all.
The bill was passed, by Yeas said Nays as fol
io* !
YEAS—Messrs. W. Alston, Anflefsoh, Paeon,
Paid, Basset, Rilth, Boyd, J. Brown, K. Brown,
Bor well, Butler, Calhoun, Cloptoi, Cobh, Cochran,
Cook,C<ft, Crasvfofd, Cults, Dawsnti, Desha, Find
ley, Franklin, Gannett, O.irdher,Garland, GboUon,
Goodwyrt, Holland, Hnwuid, Hufty, J. G. Jackson,
Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Love, Ljdti, Lyle, Mar
rio'n. Mutthews, M'Kiin, Miller, M llnor, Montgo
mery, N. B. Mowre, T, Moore, Morrow, MdmfnM,
Newton, Nicholson, J. Porter, Rea of Pen. Uhe<
oflVn. Richards, Roam-, Roor, Sage, Srintlious,
Setjvpr, Scybert, Shaw, Sheflep, SinMr', Sfmlit, G.
Smith, J. Smith, S. Smith, Southard, Thompson,
Troup, Iurner, Van JJoio, We-lley/Whitthill,’
Wilson, Winn, and Witherspoon—If,
STAYS—M'essre. BbtlirMf', Breckenridge, Camp
bell; \V, Chamberlin, Clay, Dana, Davenport,-July,
bell/
Enroll, Gold, Hale, Haven, R. Jackson, Jenkins,
Enroll,
Key, Knickerbocker,- Lewie, Macon, M'Bryde,
Mostly, Pearson, 'Rickman, Pitkin, Potter, Quinry,
Randolph, Stanford, Stanley, Swoope, Taggart,'
Tallniadge, Taylor, Upliant, Vu Reusseleur, and
Wbealow—“-35.
REDUCTION OFTIfE NAVY.
The house then resumed the consideration of the
uiifiniahed business of yesterday:
Mr, Milaar said when lie had made the motion
for' the indefinite postponement of the bill, he had
supposed that the sense of the h«0»e had been filly
expressed on it) but as it appeared (hat the moti
on would ocrepj moth time m debate, and w some
gentlemen had thought proper to insinuate that ilia
motion was made for the purpose of avoiding * di
rect question do Us# biiig be no«r rose t.v with
draw the motion. " ' 1
The question «As (he# stated on the first anjend
naent made in commi ttal of the whole, vit*. to Strike
out to rrwith as require* theaatfol aft tile gun boats.
Mr. Randolph wvfo dspeerb of near t*« boon
on (W Mport of »be;rdlb»Rta#tf ittowbde gene
i«lly 9# forott of lb#btt it ongintllj frpwitMi.
.>TW«)tw»t far**9
* t»fr<rf* in etrtkinjt so <kn£*k —
tritf 03 titterls Hi* (HMOlidilKmni Sale if g|) the frl
gaft-s lut three. \*Sf:s -■ ’sj,^
Ml: It iflriiilf.h culled fur the Yfelhjptod Nays r>n
ibis qti-stion, considering it the pith auil mahe* of
fie tmidfteyf—as (lie »oU mould shew who were (he
navy and tyho (lie emi-hav} nan in tin house.
Mr. Smilie safdit would be remembfied that his
o|jj»Ti 111 .toting (n Strike not this part of the Kill,
wasiointrodnre the amrodirient he had offered in
l Oinmitlee ol thr whole, viz. lo place Hie *jvv on
the same footiau as in 180tr.
Tin- (allotting were the voles on ronrurrenre with
the committer in striking out so ihuch of the bill a*
r 1 it.-s to the fri«e.ies :
\ t.AS—M-fsrs. W. Alston, AndersMi, Hard,
fl sseu, lloyd, bfrekenridge, J. blown, R. Brcvvd,
liurtsell, butler, Calhoun, Campbell, W. Chamber
lain, Cloptoi), Crtok, CoS, Crawford Cutis, I>*uu,
l)c»h«, Llnoll, fimiley i ianklln, Gannett, Gard
ner, Garland, c.iolson, Unodwyn, Gold, llilf, 11 a
vi n, Howard, K. Jackson, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones,
Kennedy, K'-y, Kniekerhai her, Lewis, Love, Lyle.
Matthews, M'lfride, M’Kim, Miller, Miltmr, Mont
gomery, N.R.Mnme,’! . Moore, Morrow, Mnmh.rd,
NieholSoij, Pearson,- J. IMrtef, Quincy, Rhea of
1 n. Richards, Roane, Root, Sage, Stmfrlons,
Smelt, Smilie.Ci. Smith, J. Srniit, Southard, Stmi
1-y. T :nii»|>s<!h, Tnr*, Tioup, Turner, Van-Morn,
Van Rensselaer, Wilson, Wmu and Witherspoon
—yu.
NAYS—Messrs. Baron, Bibb* Blaisdell, Clay,
CoMi, Cochran, Davenport, Ely, H.isler, ll»l|..nd’
Huffy, Muron. Marion, M’K-e* Moseley, Pitkin,
Potter, Randolph, Rlo-a JVn. S.yb.rt, Shaw,
Shrfiey, S. South. Stanford, Swoope, Taggart, ThII*
niadijej 1 ,tylor, L phalli, Weakley, Wheaton and
vvhitehiii—sa.
So that part of the bill was struck not. ■
The rectum which requires the d.snvissal of all the
senuiMi in s i sue rxcept so many sufficient to
m in three frigates, &r. was sum k out Ayes 60.
The next aiuend<nent made by the committee
was to insert “ U'asUngltm” among the n.ivy yards
to he retaimd.
The l,.(lowing were the yeas and Nays on concur*
retire with the committee :
YEAS— Messrs. Bard, Bassett, Bibb, ftnyd,
Breckcnridge, j. Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Clop
ton, Cobb, Cook, Cox, Cawlord, Culls, Findley,
franklin, Gannett, Gardner, Garland, Howard,
Gutty, Ji/nktns, Jones, Knickerbackei. Lewis. Love,
I-yoti, Macon, Murmn, M’Kto*, Miihr, .M inor,
Muritgoineiy, N. It. Moore. T. Moore, Nieholsob,
Pearson, J. Port* r, Rhea, of Ten. linen*, Root,
Sage, Sbefley, Smelt, G. Smith, J. Smith, South
ard, 1 aylm, Thompson, Tracy, Turner, Van Horn,
lb hsstlatr. Wilson, Winn and Witherspoon
-5S.
NAYS—Messrs. W. Alston, Bacon, Blaisdell,
It. Brown, Burwell, Butler, Win. Chamberlin, Clay,
Cothran, Dana, Desha, Ely, Emntt, Gbolson,
Goodwyn, Gold, Huh-, Haven, 11-ister, Johnson,
Kennedy, l.ysle, Matthews, M’Biyde, M'Kee, Mur
row, Mumtord, Newton, Pitain, Potter, Quincy,
Randolph; Rea m( p,-n. Richards, Sadlniolis, S y
bert, S.oiw, Sinilie, S. Smith, Stahdford, Stanley,
Stvo.tpe, Taggart, Uphaui, Weakley and White
hill—40'.
So the navy yard at Washington is among those
tii be retained.
The next am end rnent was to strike out the sec
tion of the bill which reduces tbe marine corps to
two companies.
Messrs. Randolph and W. Alston spoke in favour
of reducing them, and Messrs. Lyon* M’Kim, Bas
sett and Dana against it.
The question on concurring with the committee
in striking out this section was decided as follows :
VLAS—Messis. Anderson,BaSSett, Boyd. Brock
euridgr, J. Brown, Butler,Calhoun,Campbell,Clop
ton, Cox, Craw told, Colts, D.tna, Dawson* Desha,
F.mott, Findley, Gardner, Gold, Hale, Haven, R.
Ja ksoH, Jobes, Key, Knukefhai ker, LrKvis, Lyon,
M Kim, Miller, Milnor, Montgomery, N. R.
Moore, Muntford, Kewi«o, Nicholson, Quincy,
Rhea of Ten. R»;tiie, Root, Richards, Sige. S.tro
inons, G. Smith, Stably,'fr icy. Turner, Van Horn,
Van Rensselaert Wilson and Wuhefspo.m—49.
NAYS.—Messrs. W. Alston, Bacon* Bibb,
Blaisdell, R. Brown, Cl .y, Cot>b, Cochr m, Haven
p**rt, Ely, 1 rabktiri, Gritlabd, Gbolson, Guodwyh,
Heistiif, flttfty, Johnson, Kennedy, Lyle, Macon,
Mii'rwfi, M'Kee, T, M >01e, Morrow, Moseley,
Randolph, Rea of Peo, Rtrhafds, Shaw, Sbefley*
Sinilie,’ S. Smith, Stanford, Swoope, Tjggart, Tall
inadge, Taylor, '1 mop, Uphum, Weakley* Wheaton,
Whiiehtll* Winn — 43.
80 the section for reducing tike marines was Stric
ken out.
On motion, the honse then adjourned, 4l to 38.
at 6' o'clock, alter a silting of ei^iit hours.
The CAR60 of the Sloop Example,
from Wilmington, N. C.
100 barrels Pitch, 113 do. Tary
40 do. Rosin,
do.
Varphh,
fa 1. ir.lt
do.
Prime P»rfc-i«Fot Sale liy
31
do.
James Thorburn*
May 9.
4 Lee’* Wharf.
« FOR SALE,
At my Bake-Haute*, Commerce* Strict ami Jbt4n
lJoint)
50,000 wt. Navy BREAD,
W«0OT do. Pilot das tuperibr quality,
5000 Ship do.
.CracJiefa in VrUole, half, and Quartet barrels.
Stephen llariis»
Mays. , •» If rv- 5
«■» ...
Prom on board the Brig HertmH, }rm VOuire,
110,000 weight Grucn Cofft.ee,
'Mfr OxHJde*, f *-A
ISw^r^gb^Caujpeeehy Logwood.
Afrd2f<
ifi
The Schooner Elisa, Sever, in
Baininoif on Son'Uv i«x*. T®*
io-MorroW ihc 3d instant will be
ftnld at 10 o'clock on Willock’s'Wiui-l
The CAliGO of the Sehppner
199 ba s ■) Consisting of ...... v‘
20 b’Sek] *V,me Greet. Porto Rt«o COPFflgj^
334 Hides, S3 boxes Segsr*, J b»gsGocoa. —Terms
sixty add ninety days, approved endorsed notes.
At the mmt time uitl b mM on a credit of $ mi 4
mortis, for approved endorsed notes, .
K tiie
■ Schooner VENUS*’.. !
- GEORGE W1W05I. ;
May 2. : i
I'o-Mofrow, (Thursday) the 8d inst.
On Commerce-Street Wharf Witt be >Wd.
AT XI O’CLOCK, ■ < .
TO bhds. superior quality Muscovado
SUGAR, S bhrls. second quality do*
10 hogsheads Hew England Rum,
40 hrtvi els do. do* '
f tierces prime Green CotTce,
3 pipes Country Gin, of excellent quality,
6 hogsheads Molasses—Terms for the Sultars.
al. sums under 200 dollars cash, from that Tfsitf)
dollars 90 days.—p„r the other goods, all sams
under 200 dollars cash, over «0 days.. Approved
endorsed note* w ill t* requit ed for the wholeT
Wm. Pcnnock, V. M."
May i, I ’
Genuine Old PORT WINE,
l ot oute at Auction.
Sopipes of the Very firstquaUty POfeT
WINE,
Will be Sold in front of the Tontine Coffee-Houst*
Hew. York, .
On the 2d Wednesday in May,
For the m st it will fetch to close a Concert,'b6
mg aJl that remains of the cafgo of the ' brig Oru.ito*
imported in 180?, from Oporto. ' “
April 30*
FOR SAtiif TVT~
The Heel t ut new ticioohetr '
_* SARAGOSSA, ^4 <
Burthen 60 toht, ahd will catrv about 600 bfcrt*!*—
It she is not sold in a day t>r two, * freight will b«
taken to any port within the Chesapeake. A pply to
ITrandis Smith*.
, . H’Ao has for Sates '
A pair of Bay Carriage. MORSES *
thev ore young and go steady itt harness.
M-y S. < . f
_ TO LET*. , tme
The Vacant LOT of LAND,
Adjoining Col. Hamilton’** on Miiln-Street; frtf fc
term ..f year.. Apply at the Briti*h- CopattP. p«ce*
PsSFP . ^ ... s ■ A .
‘ “ ’, •••-. *"
Yeitttdw/ tiftfrg fir Diij;>rt'a (ioof indvrck-Sirecti
A QoM Oval SNUFF gOX. M?
A rtw.it-a of Vivo IJi itafs *111 be paid to anvtrcra
son who will deliver it to
Doctor jg.
Majr 2. • !
Drugs. Medidhes,
snots, Paints, Oil*. Water lUiWi
Brushes and Window Glassy
» i |» •* r f ^ptrW^sfltyi i
Are f.Hcred in large nr small i nt ei
near Mjrkrt-Square, MaiB-Strei-tj^Noi*
Heady Cd-A. • - * < --■■ • ■> y
The gtrie.tkst R’tmtion will be peiQ td tl
favour n» wi'h their oMers, 4-»
MEDICI.V E CHSsTS, with books of f
oita* pet tip ol- replenished in the neatest
and on the shortest notice*
Newton Co&dwy fc
S^HINQ
ftlCHAttDX
Ah assortment of SKRINtS
< ’• f ■' >■ r>’ p \
ISO barrels New PoA, 360 do. Pitch,
6000 wu Bacon* w.-, April 27,
A. l.TNDSAY beg* leave to
customers, and the public* in t
ih hi* two houses the largwt qm
at their