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The Resolution was referred to On
of the whole, to whom several Reseda
saint subject have been referred.
Mr. Cone offered a Resolution to ti
effect
" That the Citizen of the Vilma! emus b
arm seal einip the merchant noon% Eng the
Feuding them against French wad British 5
boned to any port or islars ant actomily Mine
ailed."
Referred to the Committee of the wl
to whom was referred Mr. Cbittenden'i
Mr. MACo/4 said, already bad ma
*ions been submitted to tin eassideri
House ma thy subject of ear forst
and the Embargo, some for a total,
for a par ail repeal of it. As none
tions had met his entire approbati
lie considered this as one of the most
cluestions that would come before the
wished to submit to the House two or t
shoots. whit•li he wished to take a corn
from that o licit had been given to the
same subject. Atter a prefatory speeel
Mr. Maims considered the British
for receiving into British ports, nentra
without clearance, as a fresh insult,
Itesolufanis us follow :
Resolved, That the Committee appointed of
the Pres/tittles message which 'elates to our fur
be luetructsal to tannin into the txpedierey of
law from the putts, harbwars, and waters 4
Stater, all armed ships and teasels belonging
having no force orders or
Mg Me lawful cumwerte of the L Mosl States a
Rewired, That the same C4lllll 666 i t Set
(nine into the expediency of prohibiting by la
spree iato the ports, harbours, and waters 1
States, any ship or vessel belonging to, or con
piece is the paronsiow of the above-mentionea
also the importation of say rook% warm% mid
Lice grunt* proem., and monalktore of the
way ref the said Parma.
Resolved, That the snme Committee he he
quire tote the expedite/my of aineading the
Embolic% and the several Acts supplemental
thereto.
Oil the .object of the fir,t or these
bond Mr. M.) it be proper to
eutrauee of all armed vessels, although
hued the suterdictiou to the laelligere
ton time might be fixed at which the 51
go into operation.
The !loose agreed to consider the V
The first and secolidltesolution ell
Macon were agreed to without a dii
third Wilt ordered to lie ou the table.—
M.. Cntry‘sioxis called for the hre
on the Resoltaion submitted by him
the Embargo.
Mr. Qutscee called for the Yeas
the motion to go into Committee of.
the subject.
The Yeas and Nays were taken on I
follows :—Yeas.
So tt was deeided, that the House
this try take up the subject. .
Mr. Msced 1%41 lie had same tim
three Resolutions, twesilw hieh had IA
sail:the third ordered to lie'evi the tabl
Aestien of rustic Gentlemeu, that its:
110.00146. m )el ready referred. 1
that a derision might li
lisseAutiou alluded to ( Chittetal
rAustaireswasitil attempts baring been
thist ap; he now moved for the considi
Reseintinn ieetise ful lea lag w 'std. :
Reovinad. That ilia-maw Committee be i
quite littlthetatlpmiurory of amending the
siatiseis.., and thw.cerst acts hdprieneent al
thereto.
The Resolution was taken up and al
out opposition.
FOREIGN RF.LATIONS.
The House stain in a Committee
The first Resolution under conside
Billowing words:—

Resolved, That the United States cannot,
flee of their rights, 1104..111', mud stolrpmultme
late edicts of tireat Britain awl frame.
The question was taken on the Re
carried arm can.
The second Resolution having Lee
following worek
[traillved, That it Is expedient to proliil
aslinamium auto the ports of tar raitkd %tat,
',wrote, sensed or smarmed, shsps VP=
Crest. Britain or Pepsi*, or to mOy other o
Powers having su force •Interts or .ierrery vi
fol commerce sad neutral rit,lots .4 the th.i
also the importation 44 soy goods, wares,
the growth, produce, or masstacture of tl
toy of the Bawl Powers, or imported frune •
possession of roper;
Mr ItAtout.eu called for a tliviWos
lution, tithing the question on each
parntely.
Tho• question was taken on the firs
ing with the words • United States,' c
oplowition.
Tile second clause "nue agreed to
mittee, 84 to It.
The third Resolution, in the for
having been mod :
&stetted, ;That astanores ottibt to be in
fat plating the country in a sure doelaplote
The Resolution- war agreed to
mations .
The Comemnitsee thee Kee and ret
tolationote the Reuse..
The first Resolution was read--
Mr. Dash ineveri to insert bet,
to mei. the, to the thini lime of the
words " abandoo the navigetiots el
• consequence of tlse7',..-Negatared
nays nOto e& A diceseien trees
order, which occupied the HOY=

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