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USZ OF AZTILISDITATIVES, PEBRUARY :3.
Widen to recommit the following refolution,
pupae of amending it. was /olt.—Ayes
.6—tetajority t.
Rafattml. That the Preildent of the United States be requefted
110 aaAiafif spa sh. agfaratilia Isle fret", ./' their ailiaral,
ligliissed end reetisnomd, • lie ireeser fits MT is a trade
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isijihr Asher the tem pathos firbipwarriere 'rattily thrived:
err filawee fasmaa), as say taafflaat ode the loatear dadaist.
Vlta Uahai &au I and mended their cm& deers to obtain
Of eineecebers sod their clams% by onaisebic negadatioe, that
Wits to wed& they are entitled.
Mr. Wintentworoe then moved to alike out the
italics..which was 101 l bye majority of 3.
Me. Treas.:vs moved to poapone the following
Refoletion; for prohibiting the importation of Eng-
I& goods, which was 101 l by a great majority :
-Secelmol. That it is expedket to prohibit, by Isw, the impel..
tailen.into the United State., of any of there:lowing geode, wares,
a its rebeedine. being the growth, produce, or inanefedlure, of
Maid Efigdows of Great Britain mid Inked, or the depen-
dencies thereof: that Is to fey, wallow deenhhele.esile, keitine
sloths, rem, hardwires,fiess,idt, csd, beets, lbooaribboos, Gibs,
and plated nisei wares% The kid prohibition to eavnineoce
grim the eyed ; neddsproviedly thereto equitable at.
reedeninebe ihadbrildie baits the two Governments, out the
11101116101111014 bon; sigma. sotto matinee noel huh ar-
elegiieeele dell be agreed epees led keeled.
• The report was read, and ordered to lie for con
fidevetkm.
On a motion to leave out the word infeja, in the firm
Refasten, it was carried—Ayes 23, Noes 7.
Ili the coot& of the remarks offered by leveret Geo•
denim, tit principal coerce of difference appeared
to be, whether it were proper, under exilling cireum-
fiances, to Require the Executive Government again
to claim is negotiation t Thole Gentlemen who op.
point the Rafolutions thought it became Government
to tate, hitter ground, to arm the Prefidint with
meths iff enforcing
.a compliance with our jull de-
an:tads; and,to leaie every thing elle to his diferetion.
On the other bard, it was thought by the friend. of
the Refolotinss molt eligible, that the Prefident, fup.
ported. by *st Legillatne. with whom reticles the
ConQittwtornl right. of decking war, thoold make
one more WIMPS appeal maw jice of Grist Britain.
The leR Adblistios remains yet to be said upon.
New Yam. Yes. sp.—lt fs nuttentred that Xiang
Rwra isapriond an Envoy Eitraordinary to the
Cabinet of England ; and that the United States
bug lornet is to convey him thither That the
Ateragli trim convey a lig to the Coon of St. James%
maim be doubted ; bet we never ma believe that
our Government, on fo ethical en occafion, would
and oft &Airlift Macßael as a herr.
I=l* for Imichnfine the Florida. paired
the tto FrWay lea, and was earned by the
Own Committee to the Prefident on Monday. Yef-
ttegropehirLyr. Randolph' eat,ne the Secret Committee.
to the Hoofs, that/414 on had very
gratimilly received it. •
reitaoat.4.la, rat. Sdtarday lafl arrived
. the Swalti Stip Dryden, from Halifax, where the
was carried Is by the stionfee Sovereigns of the Ocean.
Slat was Mond from Barcelona for New York, with
*earl* nf wine, and when within three leagues of
Sandi Hcrek, was detained. and fent to Halifax,
where the hip and half the cargo were cleared, and
the other half condemned.
Captain Hrrcricocx, from Curacna, informs us,
that on the ;6th of January, in the Gonna Paffase,
be was boarded by three French line of battle flops,
who were waiting for a reinforcement of ten fail of
the line. They had captured and had then in tow,
the fehooner James Lennox. Witsoa, of North Ca-
rolina.
MAarrnsaneo, JULY 7.—Under the domeflic rum.
mart' of the Hanover paper of the '7th ultimo, we
obferve that the Civil and Military Commandant of
the diarift of St. Genevieve, in Loniliana, is under
arreft by order of his Excellency General WI tete. ,
sow. The charges alledged again!' him are leaking '
difrerpetlftilly of the PrefiJent, and his prochafe of
Louifiana.
FLANCISCU STILLA, a French Phyfician, and Jolla
jrigoANl, fel vart to the former, have been put to
death, by Or der of Council, held at Deffalinet, in the
empire of Hayti, both being acctifed of rifirestifv,
and of being fubjetts of Bo
In confequer.ce of the condoet of the Spotlit]] Mi.
oilier in America. Mr. ADAMS has obtained leave to
bring in a Bill into Congrefe, to prevent the abide of
the privileges and immunities enj'yed by Foreign
Minifters within the United States. The Bill was
,c 4,1 a Cif rime, and ordered to be read a fecond on
the moriow.
Colonel Beepssum Hawerne, the Indian Agent
for the United States, is Sated in the New York pa
pees to have arrived at Augufta. in the State of
Georgia, on his *ay to the city of Wathington pith
a deputation of Chiefs from the Upper and Lower
Creek Nations. I. will affotd pleafute to a benevolent
mind In know that the efforts of Colonel il•welits
to ameliotate the conditi. n of the (awake tribes, and
to Wing them into tomething like a focial date, have
•• been ready foccefbfol, and that they are altnoadaily,
Ltootle: flowly, making advances in civilization.

FRANCE.
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PARIS, MARCH p.
At three this afternoon, the Prince Arch Chancel-
lor of the Empire attended the Senate, where being
received with the ufual ceremony, his Serene Highnets
ordered the Secretary of the Senate to read the de-
cree by which he was authorized to prefide at the
fitting. His Serene Highnefs then pronounced the
following fpeech :
" Gentlemen—At the moment when France, unit-
ing in intention with you, fecures its happinefs and
its glory, in (wearing to obey our anal! Sovereign,
your wifdom has forefeen the meaty of co-operating
in every part of the fyaetn of hereditary Government,
and to eilabblh it by inflitutions analogous to its na-
ture. Your willies are in part fulfilled ; and will be
fill more Co, by the different ads that his Moiety
the Emperor and King has prefcribed to me for your
(onaion. Hence you will gratefully teceive thefe
new tellimonies of his confidence in the Senate, and
his love for his people; and, confosenably to his Ma-
jelly's intentions, you will batten to infcribe them
upon your regales. The firft of thefe Aas is a Sta-
tute containing the difpofitions refulting from the
lath article of the Aa of the Conattations of Floreal
zBth, of the year twelve. This Statute regulates
every thing concerning the civil eonititution of the
Imperial Houk, in prefcribing the duties of the
Princes and Princeffes who compote it, towards the
Emperor. The fundamental principles of this im-
portant family law announce how much his Majefly
has it at heart, that the dynally of which he is the
founder Amid perpetuate the happ'n-fs of France,
and fulfil the fublime hopes of which it is the objea.
—lt is particularly for the interell of nations. that
Princes be educated in a manner Coped*r to other
men. The honours which they receive from their
infancy are calculated to give more authority to the
examples of fubmiffion and virtue, which is the prin-
cipal debt they owe to their country. The accom-
phi:haunt of their high deflinies alto requires, that
they fbould be placed, almoft from their birth, under
the infpettion of the Father of the Empire; in order
that his vigilance may direa their inclinations for the
interell of the State, and that the moll fevere morality
Mould purify and ennoble all their affellions. The
fecond Alt is a Decree which unites the Venetian
provinces to the kingdom of Italy. Thus, this part
of his Moiety's States will receive. in confequence of
this difpolition, that new degree of importance and
luare, which the glory of its founder had reafon to
hope. By the third Decree' his Majefty confers the
Throne of Naples upon his Highnefs Prince Joteph,
and his legitimate heirs male. He referees to this
Prince the rights allured to him by the conaitutions
of the Empire, in providing always, that the Crown
of France and that of Naples tall never be united
upon the fame head.
" This glorious secompenfe of the fervices of
Prince Jolepb, and his conaant and pious affeEtion
for Ilse head of his family, (ball be for you, Gentle-
men, the (dried of a liveljfatisfaaion. And how
much more aaive will not this tentiment become in
confequence of the elevation of a Prince, the objea
of your love and veneration, when you are inform-
ed. that this elevation will not put an end to our
conneEtions with him ; and when you know, that the
new King of*Naples is to preferve with his Crown the
tide of Grand Eleaor. Relative to the third and
fourth decrees—one contains the. cefGon of the
Duchies of Cleves and Berg, in their full fovereign-
ty, to his Highnefs Prince Murat; the other confers
the Principality ofGualtalla ou her Royal Highnefs
Prinoefs Pauline, and her fpoufe, the Prince Borghefe.
The military glory of Prince Murat, the fplendonr
and importance of his Needles: his public and pri-
vate virtues, will interell every Frenchman in the jolt
reward that he has obtained. and render his autho-
rity dear to his new fubjeas. The fafiguard of an
impot cant pan of the frontiers of his Majeay's Em-
pire, will be entrufted to Prince Murat. Can his
Moiety place it in worthier hands i You bad appre-
elated the merit of Prioce Borghefe. even before
your d had naturalized him among us. His
condtra in the IA campaign has given him new
claims to your eleem and the public confidence.—
The fifth decree transfers, in its complete fovereignty,
the Principality of Neufchatel to Morlhal Berthier.—
This affeaing proof of the Emperor's goodwill for
an old companion in arms, and for a co-operator, as
intrepid as intelligent, cannot fail to excite the fenfl-
bility of every good heart, as it will be a motive of
joy in every well informed mind. The Slab decree
effeas the re union of the cor::itries of Maffa, Carrara,
and Carfagnana, to the Principality of Lucca. In
fine, Gentlemen, the feventh decree ellablifhes three
great titles in the States of Parma and Plaifance, the
iplendour of which will be maintained by confider.
able revenues, to be appropriated to that purpofe, in
there countries, confiftent with his Majefty's orders.
By the area of fimilar refervations in the decrees re•
lotive to the States of Venice, the Kingdom of Na-
ples, and the Principality of Lucca, his blojelly has
created recompences worthy of them, for leveret of
hit fubjefta who have rendered him fignal feivices in
the war, or who have contributed in eminent offices,
in any diftinguifhed manner, to the good of the nate.
It is the Emperor's with, that there titles fhould be-
come the property of thofe who receive them, and
that they thatl enjoy the right of tranfmitting them
in the male line to the eldest of their legitimate de-
fcendants, as a monument of imperial munificence,
and the jail motives that excited theft rewards. 'nits
grand conception, Gentlemen, and the feconaary
meafures that accompany it, (hall make known lc
Europe the elimation that his Majeay attachei to
the exploits of the brave men who have feconded his
labours. and to the fidelity of thofe whom he has 011.1
ploycd in the direaion of affairs of importance. Thie
dilpofition offers, at the fame time, political advate•
tages that will not elcape your forefight. The he-
bitual fplendour which furrcunds iIiCR eminent he
dignity, gives them with the people an authority or
counfel and example, which the Monarch can toms.
times advantagenolly apply to increale the authority
of the public funitions. Os the other hand, the fame
men arc the natural intereeffors for the people at the
Throne ; it is therefore confdlent with the good of
the (late, that by the (lability and fplentiour of their
lineation, they (hall be raikd,above every vulgar con-
fiderotion. From there motives, the propriety of
which is incontellible, other advantages aide, which
will he eafy in their application ; and which, I believe,
it will be fuperfluous to analyze. Such, Gentlemen.
is the profound hafis upon which his Moiety
.wilbee