The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-03-25 00:00:00

AME RICA.

FEB. 14,
•The Bill passed to-day by the House of Kilos.
seutatives, permits the importation of all ial,„
cies in vessels of the United States, which 61164
country prior to the 14th I)ecember kit; die tap,
bargo was laid the Yid of that mouth, and mese.
quently no weasels are now liable to the provisieas
of the Non-importation Law, except those skis
kit the country between the 14th and 9.id
cember. This very important amendment rd
yesterday introduced into the Explanatory Bill,
a thin noose, and whilst most of the Headier'
were stamliog about the lire.

Mean. NICHOLAS and Newton said a fv
words, but in so low a tour, they were heard but bq
few. The majority of the House thought the BL,I
very safe, while in the, hands of these Getaivui.
and gave no attention to the subject. f 4.leula
whether half the Members know at *Aid iliteratut
that the Bill contains any such provision.

tEL 12.
No particulars transpire of the pending htsrp.
station ; hut to jedge from the eoeveraatiaes

I have had with weU informed people. law of
opinion, that usatters will be amicably wheaten;
it is expected, that the President will make a core.
nineiratioe to Congress in the course of next week,
acquainting theta of a satisfactory reparation basis'
been made for the affair of the,aesapralcs. As
soon as Mr. Madison is able to auend to besine.s,
it is expected a bug report on our relations salt
France will be made to Congress.

res. 14.

I cannot help repeating the report which was
mentioned, on Friday. of a Treaty basin actually
been framed between Mr. Rose and oar Goieru-
ment. It is also said. that Mr. Nourse, bother to
the Registrar of the Treasury. is to carry this Treaty
to England.

sissr-Toax, FM. 40.
It is supposed that Congress will adjoins this
month, to meet early in May.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
FRIDAY, Mac■ As.

Government, yesterday, received dispatches
trout Mr. Ross, brought to Falmouth by the Nedra
packet, in_ 43 days passage from Americo. They
are supposed to be favourolde, but Mr. RO4O
mission related, we believe, exclusively to the star
of the ellesepeake, and the reparation offered wo
such as might be expected to peeicestisfactory to
America. Letters from Washington to the :loth
state to that effect, and add, that Mr. Rose
experienced a very gracious reception.—.only
a few of the letters and journals brought i.y
the Packet were delivered yesterday. A set of
New York papers, to the 34th last, were received
at LLov to's, where they exeited a great sensation,
and to gratify the impatient curiosity of the com-
riany, it was found necessary to paste them on a
board, and move them through the room, in on!, c
that all present might see. them. We have made
some extracts, from which it appears that a Bill
has been passed to amend the Non-Impertatins
Act, by which all vessels that cleared out front
America, prior to the 14th of December. are es•
empted from the operation of that Act. The gene-
ral character of the news from America may lx
considered purific. Mr. MADISON had, been
Collfilled by indisposition, a circumstance which
appears to have retarded the negociation. It
was thought that Congress would be proroguil
until the Ist of May, to allow time to receive ail
answer from Euglwni to dispatches about to le
sent uhf by Mr. Nowise, brother- to the Rugist:.ir
of the Treasury. The einbarg,o, however, bad not
been taken off alien the Norton sailed, and private
letters state that the differences between the ta,)
countries remained in the same state in which they
have been for sonic time. The consequences of the
emhargst began to be seriously felt. AU articles
of imisortistiern hail risen coo-ideriably in prime.
while those of American produce had decreased
proportioimbly in value.

The Afar!borough pucket, with a Mail from
it arrived at Falmouth. The follownc.: ti
an extract of her Journal :

" Monday, Jan. I*, (at Jausaira.) fader this date Cap•
lain Bell oborrves, a fleet wan avpidated to sail from James,.
on the author April, under convoy • of His Msjesti's ►t:g.im
those and Drake sloop. Os the art►, sailed the Cruid.'a.
with • wail for Fahnunth, ruder aoavuy of Ills Msjerl,
ship Sandwich. a;th, Arrived•tbe Croydon and Brach icl:.
the former hailer sprung lwr bowsprit u 8• Caw Bay, and len
two toeo overboard. with, Arr:ved the Rent-Drir, farts,
Magda., Barchatite, lugletield ; the forgoer broaght 111 a
Fratwit whouner privateer, of s goes, pierced fur 12,
carrying eighty-five roen, takes off Cape Fraarnie ;
Batchaute bruuOit in with her the Spanish brig Car.'
fru= Cadiz,lion..il to Vert Cruz, la Ira with cochineal, hid
sager, and hellion, to • cons.dceabk as mut ; she cam .!
14 gnus, hot titre* theta nv,chowd when eh-used by the Po
thank. Baikal tLc Cruplott, under col,l of the s.,'
wich. February 7 i retired Ilia M wit 'a br:s Dada,'