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CONGRESS OF r.O. UNITE!) STATES.

SENATS—WASIIINOTOM, DIM 8.
A Bill was laid 'vet re the se .4.e to prohibit the
insportation of slaves int Any pint or place antis
after

the jurisdiftion of the Uni•ed States. from and
the Ist day ,if January 1803 ; it also prohibits the
exportation of slaves for ,he -urpnse of selling
them. This Bill was ordetcd to have a second
reailag.
The Resolution, offered by Mr. Tracy, culling
uonn the President for tnformation relative Us 1110
Nevicistions pen-lin'A with eat Britain, was UM%
up, 4nd negatived—Ayes s—Noes IL
Dec. 9
The Bill offered by Mi. B:adley, to prohibit the
Imam-ration of Slaves into any port r place within. • '4
the United S.ater, from and alto- the Ist day of Ja-
nusry. 1808. was referred to Meurs. Giles, Baldwin.
• and Mitchill.
• The Bill to suspend the operation of an A4l, es.
titled An A& to prohibit the Importation of ow-
fain Goods, Wares, and Merchandize," passed it
the House of Representatives, was read a seconds
time, and ordered to a third reading.
DEC. 10.
The Bill which had yesterday been reported with..
out amendment by the Select Committee, was con.
sidered as in Committee of the whole House, wh-n
Mr. Mitchill proposed a new Seftion to the Bill.
empowering the President to give a furthir sus..
pension to tl e law beyond the 30th June, 1807,
until the public interest should require it. On this
the Bill with the amendment was recommitted.
Dec. It.
Mr. Gies reported the Bill with the new mein°.
and another amendment; and Mr. Mitchill's pro-
position being thus incorporated into the Btll, the
whole was ordered to be printed.
um W.
To-day, the Senate passed a Bill, suspending the
Non Importation Law, with an amendment, att-
ttiorising the President to suspend it for a longer
time, not exceeding the CI Monday in December
next, if, in his opinion, the public good should re-
quire it.
KEW TOME, DEC 111.
Captain Ditnserimh, from Cape Francois, informs.
that since the death of De ...lines, the people hava
fetes mined to abolish the regal power, and fas.`tion
the Government to a representative dernsictacy.—
(f eximarelal Akertit,r.)
Capt. Sehastuni lately strived at Charleston from
M uitirs, inform.. that Ar. Lamar, the American
Consul, unfortunately tell from a bridge, on the 2241
OR. and woke his neck. '['he Governor appointed.
provisionally, George Day Welch. Ksq to attend to
the duties of th • Consulate; from widem Capt. Se.
bast Usti received much polite attention.—( /hi
pm SO.

BUENOS AYRES RR-TAKEN.

Mr Hall, a pas•e..ger in the bttg Addine, Capt.
Wickham, e'ghteen Jays from Hay snna, has sent
us, from Gravesend Bay, the following important
intelligence: --" l'we or three Jays previous to the
sailmg of the Adebne, news was received from ha-
name, swim!, tn.., accatte.s had just bzen re —Tye*
th..re (the tl.h c.f ) laber). of t.ie r.rca?ture of
Buenos Apes .to the St I Aulpst, by a nava! Com.
!Dander, named Den St. .la? Niar, heal
of 1410 troops. and 3 or 400 v.lnn.e rs ; h... they
had killed about 300, and taken about 1000 Eiwl
mon planners, incluling. in t le letter, tic C
manJer. and a number of orEeers.

•o The Spanish troops wire tr-m Monte VA. ,
and were carried thi the river spout tot-my-tour
m►es, N. W. of BaPant Aerei, to the River
Couches, in la.inchis and arn4ll yeas 1,. it ap-
peared to have been an enterprise of Le \iar ani
his fi Bowers, unknown to the Spanish Govern-
ment.
" P. S. The accounts received at the Havanna
make no mertion nl the English shipping."—((•
Poht.j
Tom the 'Wort (Penn.) Gar-ire. Dce. S.)
We are irtot rued by a Gtmivt.l4 r veracity
frmn the Wervra C. unity, that abc.u. 300 yotrr•g
gentlemen from Pittsburgh and the
coooties (some of whom are of tht first revue:AO-
lily), descended t..e Ohu, List •eek, to join, as is
believed, the expe.litimt and-r the nt CM.
Burr. CCU ints.rmaiit adds, that !it considered the
tneagire at a very popular ole in tiiut country—and
that it was supposed the gene-.ti rtf de;VOU‘ tar chi
Wawa Waters, would be at Natelea.

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