Star.
London, England, 1807-12-31 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, DEC. 3.

The members (.f th.; liatrovci iam States, who had
been al retied leveral months fiuce, have recovered
their freedom.
The Direflor of the French Cutloms in this city has
announced, that he has received aulhot ilk from the
Direlor General, Connfelhr of State, to deliver up
the fequeltered fugar and tobacco, which were de•
caring, on configning the value, and engaging to
re export therfi.
NM VIENNA. NOVEMBER is.
yenerday the folenin inaugu:ation took place of
the monument ereaccl to the late Emperor Jofeph 11.
The Hungarian guard, that of archers, dtc. and a
battalion of grenadiers, were drawn np in parade
upon the fqnare. The Emperor arrived at neon,
accompanied ty his ions Family, the Firti Func-
tionaries
of the Court, and the Captains of the Guards.
The Court Sculptor and DireElor of the Academy of
Arts, Zauner, had the honour of prefentirg to his
MajeflY a fuperb edition of the deccription of the
monument. Afterwards, on the llrikin; op .of all
the bells of the city, and at the difcharge of cannr.n,
the curtain which covered the fiatue was made to
fall. The ceremony being over, the troops filed off
before his Majelly. In the evening there was free
admittance at both Theatres. His Majelty, to teTlify
his fatisfallion at the execution of the work, honoured
the artitt, M. Zauner, with a patent of nobility;
relented hint with a golden (stuff box enriched with
tiriiliatbi; 'containing a fum of iOOOO florins, and
graeted him a ram for life of 3,000 florins.

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. SENATE-.3WHINGTON. NOV. as.
Mr. As4ns fubmkted the following refolution for
eonfideration ;
'4 Refilled, That the Prelident of the United I
States be requited to caufe to be laid before the Se-
nate a return of the number of American feamen
impreired or detained by Bata armecliefels, whole
names have been reported to the department of (late,
fince the laft ftatetneat made to Congrefs,, mention.
ing the names of the perfons imprefed, the time and
place of their irnpreffinent, the names of the flaps,
and, as far as may be known, of the officers by whom
they were imprefed, together with any material faEts
I or eircumftances in relation to the fame, Rating alto
the whole number of feamen impreffed fince the corn.
mencement of the prefent war, what number of per.
lons impreffed according to the fall Raiment of the
Secretary of State, has fince been reitored, and the
numbers Rill detained fince demand of their re-
(oration made, with the rearm, aligned for their de-
tention.
HOUSE OF REPIUMENTATIVES, NOV. 27.
I , Mr. J. CLAY prefegted it memorial from fundry
; inhabitants and traders of the city of Philadelphia,
praying that the id prohibiting the importation of
cerittin goods, wares, and merchandize, paired the
18th April, tBo6, may be repealed.
Mr. CLAY moved, that the memorial be referred
I to the Committee of Commerce and ManufaCtures.

Mr. RnIVAN hoped the petition would not be refer.
red to any Committee. He thought it would he be-
neath the dignity of the Houfe to give it any coati
titration. Had he been in Congrefs at the time the
law paled, be would have voted againtt it ; but as it
had pallid, and as we bad received a fre(h inftilt from
Great Britain, in the attack on the Chefapeak, he
would not vote for its repeal.
After a long debate, the quellion was then taken
for referring the petition to a Committee of the whole
Houfe, and it was lott.

Ayes so—Noes 80.
The petition was ordered to lie on the table.

THE NON-IMPORTATION ACT.
PETITION Tel cop/aims FOR ITS REPEAL.

To the Nilident, Senate, and Honfe of Fettyfentativrt of
the United State:.