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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
WnpNrspAy, Anvil 9.

Mr. ]. &, Smith, ftoA the committee OF
Claims, made report en- letter 81 WI
lam Eaton, concluding with resolution
that the proper accounting, officers &c au
Ethorised and diceeted 20 sei3s the &C.
Counts subsistins between me u States,
and Within Eaton, late Consul Of the
u. States, at funis, under the'dire ct,on
OF the secrelay of state; which resolution
was agreed 10, aud referred to the com
, mii,es of Claims to bring in bill; who
during The sitting, brought in bill au.
thoris;ng the settlement of accounts be-
tween, the u. States and William Eaton.
which was referred to a committee of
the whole Tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from Joseph III. Nicholson, resign.
Ing his seat as member of the House.
Mr. Gregg fromthe committee on pub.
lie lands, made a report on The petitions
OF siindry officers, and representatives OF
officers who served in the British army in
1.-The war which originated in the year
l755, stating the inability, in point OF
time, to attend to these cases during the
present session. and concluding with re-
solution for the indefinite postpone ment
OF the petitions, in which the House con-
CURED.
The Speaker laid before the House q
letter from the secretary of the treasury,
transmitting a statement Of the exports OF
the y. States, from the list of o Stober,
1904, to the lst of October, lsc5--by
which it appears that the whole exports
ofthe United States, for that time amour,
to 95,5ss,o2i
OF which amount the exports
OF domestic growth or ma
nufaelure are. 4a,ss7 ,oos
And these Of foreign growth ~
or manufsetnre, 53,r7e ofe
), A bill for establishing trading houses
With the Indian tribes was read a third
time and passed. 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18

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a .a'e ~ war. ishou. i'npu'ins 10 DIT
! 'a,' iess oss'ee Oh justice OF honof, OF
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sen'e VI na''onai aspras'ty 'hah any o.net
"a'o"' nhes' al aoiii,' 'ns. ahe - q
piGy sooa ju'oe oi her own ih'erss. ana
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70 apni1.eu - - 'he most ev'de"' in'e-
'ese u o,tai" " oeasc rom her aggres-
s'ons' anu MAKE 'sasohaole RESTITUTION IN
p'sierenee W "ai.oH. Inc pfiva'ioos we can
'"she 1ef su,er wi'"ou. gong 10 waf' al
p1ssels' AUG tor q. consioeraoie time past
~, ms' eo,n,'., nas eeen eHciuaeu from
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18

When the QUESTION wss tshen =, ftas
AMI Nays nn snssproviso, which was ne
gaiiNsd-Yras &c Mays 66.
And the r'li ordered TO aShird reading
tomorrow.
On motionof Mr. ID. r. Wi!!snIs, Re-
solved. fha, the secretary If the navy be
directed 10 lay before this House an ESTE
aiale OF the Respective sums necessary to
be Appropriated for repairs OF vessels.
sore rent, pay of srmourers, freight, and
contingent expenses OF the navy for the
year 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
THuRsDAr, April 10.

On motion of Mr.. Mac -Creery, Resot.
ped, That the Speaker be requested to
INFORM the executive of the stale Of Ma
ryland OF the resignation OF Joseph III.
Nicholson, a repFesenlanuye of that state.
The House took into consideration ;he
amendments of the committee of the
Whole to the bill authorising the state OF
Tennessee 10 issue grants, and perfect
Jules to certain lands therein described;
and TO settle he claims to the unappro.
pria,ed land within the same.
Those ameDdmenls having been a.
greed to, Mr. Biackledge offered new
section" T;ratthis ACT shall not take eff
tect until the legislature of North Caro-
lina shall pass an act giving their assent
thereto"
In support Of this motion Mr.. Black.
ledge spoke at considerable length, to
shew that the bill would be an infringe:
pent OF the compact between the u. S.
and North Carolina, without this provisi
on.
The adoption of this section was also
SUPPORTED by Messrs. Blount and Alex.
ander; and opposed by Messrs. ]. C..
Smith and AIston.
The Yeas and Nays being required on
it--were Yeas 22-Nays 78.
MIR. Aston then moved the following
proyiso
Provided nevertheless that nothing in
this, ACT contained shall be so construed
as to impair the provisions of the act OF
North Carolina ceding to the U. S. Ger.
tain western lands.
This motion was disagreed to--Ayes
50, -
When the bill was ordered to third
reading tomorrow.
On the motion of Mr. J. Randolph the
House resolved ilselfinto a committee of
the whole-MR, J. c.. SMITH in the
Chair--on the bill making appropriations
Tor The support of the navy of the u. S. for
the year 1906.
Considerable debate arose on the seye.
raj items of appropriations proposed to be
made, which, together with the various
motions made, We will hereafter give at
full.
The bill was ordered to third, read.
ing on Saturday.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. Randolph the
'tOusS iCSolFeu ltsetI INTO committee OF
the whole---MR, GREcG in the cbair--on
the bin to prohibit officers Of the army
and navy from holding or exercising any
civil Office.
The committee rose and reported their
agreement 10 the bill.
The House Immediately considered
their report.
Mr.. N. Williams moved that the bill
should be printed.
This motion was supported by Messrs.
N. Williams, r. Nelson and Sloane and
opposed by Messrs. j. Gay and J. Ran.
dolpb and disagreed to--Ayes 46-Noes
81.
MIR. N. Williams then moved to amend
the bill by adding to it the following pro
yisc:
Provided, That this aa shall not afFect
any officer now holding an office under
the constitution or any existing law of the
United States.
This amendment was supported by
Messrs. NJ Williams, K. Nelson & Smi-
lie aud opposed by Mcssrs. j. Ran
dolph, X. Whitehill, Dawson, Jackson,
and Quincy.
MIR Rhea of Tennessee, opposed both
the amendment and the bill,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-03
Advert lenaent.

\ - ~ - -. ~. L 81
u AN. AWAY from the elnpios4lsent of
4 D. che subscriber, the 2kktthof last October,
a Negro Man, nansd SAMt----he appears TO
he about 80 gears oi aese, about 5 deet inches
higa, a dark 1zNAlatte, has a scar-uJlder one ,oi
hla eyes, ioekeveits o., the left, speaks quick
and hss q Sind of stail5aei III speakine--had 8
aoag black. coal blpc trousers, light Jacket,
sind a shrssang SHIRT WITH s,ndJy Other cloafis.
15e tsSStoags 70 some estate below and was an
der the direction of efr, ! thomas Irsits, from
whom bred hEl fer aryear. He has 8 wife
ct MI AaWd Jalsieson7s, IN Caroline. count y,
1t is suspected he may be lnrking IN that
neigiksoFheed. Whoever ss5A asppfehend him
si,sli have arsward Of q I'm DOLLARS upon
delivering 4apl 10 IKE IN Alexandria.
s2obtsa Ssnltts.
November IS. 5aso.GGg@'
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IT, r E AZ o Y

The Subscriber has removed y.
AIN nins street, opposite the syasl;p s,ore
Where 10 has FOR Sale.
Burlars, oznaburgs and ticks
ienbhrgs,
HessRns and brown rolls. RYthe ns.-
w hte and brosza platillas, ! or pgcF
round s. white yarn dowlass, age, som.
oooaefilas and qHadNple 81 OF which
lesias, | are ao.;
LEHMAN sllrtmg and shcetins3 tied to a
linens,
Snpesfine and second cloths.
Garanlcres aad Manchestrv.
rms and coarse eoasinss asd a,sn.,. 4
Plans, kerseys, and kendsJ e.cna,ns
hose and striped blankets,
Worstrd sad nill'd hsse.
Cotton ans SIX tino
Ptdn sad furniture einnitfes
LnsntEes ard csEcoes,
.a5hf q cotton csahrics and ,ly5HexS.,f
ms, S'as-
Sasssbric nlushns and canblic sFFs,,irf.s
A vmicty OF plain and fancy rc,.Iiira
Flanders lsces and easznss
An rlcssnt assortment, oi lflbyn5s
salirs, lntestringx, pelonss .ssarsn.,,
so.ff, Pdcfac ss'd lace gloves, 1lIs.1s & sIeer..
Silk selyets Aid silk shswls
Spit straw and Ieghorn Lonnss
! end tEisb liia*ns
.sFa'4aaeg and apron eAecl.s
White enc colored threads
Ourants, wildbo-rs and bou,I,sps..,
Russia shee1ings and ravens aacEs
Gur1ass, bsft4s, .eop4s srd 1s4zgoel,ff.s
lalay'* ard COMMON check l.2sss.aar,b;.e
Erostl imperial tea in small ehy,s
Scotch and rsppee snun' in 5ess and boye.
d, r, r., and eagle H,pAdysi1e currow.
aer, In kegs
And Tsmety OF other articles all Of uFses
viii be sold Oh the ulost 1sdesz.s terms :,
Eheg wholesale Or retail.
e.. e.. CAZENOVE
Ccfooer II. justin
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DfsTa1cr or CoLuNs1 A--7o wit !:

pisTarcr or CoIuMgI A---1o mir !.
YNTHERE4AS aBEL ss.i.d-AehcEY, one of
wv thecopa4tners of the late firm of jan
ney s. Patton, hath, by his retifion III writing,
applied to the honorable Nicholas Fitzhngh,
oneef the assistant Judges of the circuit court
of the district of Columbia, to be admitted to
the benefit ofthe act of Congress, for the relief
pfinselyent debtors within the district aforesaid
and has stated therein that he is in con6ne-
,snenfin thu Jail baundssof Alexandria county,
at the suit of HeiskeH and Sewers, and being
anable to discharge the said claim with others
against him, has Offered to deliver.up TO the
alseof his creditors, all has property, real, per-
soaal or mixed---.Notice is lhsreiore giuen, TO
the cred;ters OF the said .46ei Janney, that on
"Wednesday, the 10th of December, between
the hours Of 8.osclock in the forenoon and 4 in
The afternoon Of the same day, at the court
house IN. Alexandria, the. cath of an insolvent
tlebhef viii be administered to the said A5et
.11aisafey, and Trustee appointed agneeabIy to
the said act ofeongness: unless calse be then
and fhere shewn to the contrary.
BY order OF the Honorable .s;ehosas Fig
hugh, Assistant Judge of the circuit oourf, of
the District Of Columbia, this 2 9th day OF No
yeplber, 1906
6. DEAE,aLE, {. e.
November 76. oaw
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Notice is hereby given.

THAT IN application Will be made 10 the
assembly q Virginia, at their next session,
10 authorize the President and Directors OF the
i-iule River Turnpike Company, to pays the
reostinp ssabIe paris Of the turnpike road as
laid out by the Directors, and to receive tolls
w'ien they pave I've miles Of aslch parts ST the
road.
November 2ew
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DISTRICT or CoLEHlBTa 70 zyit:
An YHEREAS $tliyiam 22af9n, ,Junr. one
w OF the cepas-tners Of the late hrra of
3asaney K Patton, hath, by lis petition in writ
lb;Ss, applied to the Honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hagh, one OF tife assistant judges az the cir-
ealstcpnu Of the district Of Columbia, to be ad
Jalt1ed to the benefit Of the act of Cengress, for
The Ie1ief at lnsoiycnt debtors within the dis
tisct afefesaiS, and has stated therein that he
IS IN confinement IL the jail bounsls of Alex
andrla county at thu suit OF HeisheIi ard Sow
ers, and being nnahle so discharge the said
claim with others against hi11., has offered 70
dti2Fer ZIP 20 the use Of ms creditors, all his
property, real, personai or rl2ixetE-4sIsstcr is
kherSere eIUen, to tire creditors % the SAID
'fSf1aa f3qtoa. that on Wednesday, the 10th
Of December, between The fafars Of eigh4.
o:cloclh.iE flle {orelaals and four in he alter
neon OF the saIRe DAY, at the court house In
ale-gaRdlgs, the oath OF az insolreut debtor will
be administered to the SAID f}761am l2ayso,.,
ano 1rustee appointed aggeeabIy to the said
act ot(>ongfess: unlsss caalsc be then and there
size wn TO the contrary.
BY order Of the hororalae Nicholas Fitz-
hugh, assistant 3sdgc of ahe circuit court OF,
the district CT CoAln2bla, this 2stn day of No
ven,ber, 1905.
G. DENE-ALE, c. c.
November 26. 2av
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THOMAS MUNDELL.
his Is TO give Noilce,

-7,hs, .t- .sEs,s-z1lacr, OK AlexaEdsaa eoss22J,
I'm ss,s. ssrset .s luzzia. hath oytasiea treHs
xhs Ssra4nsf Geart~oi sad5t.al9nty leStesa yes
tsparassssv On abe a>ersosaai s.iste OF .'as'ee
yzsihs Dsa2eis. late suraer ofiae s7nafei States
sxSsa.e C.snsfitusion, deceased AL persons
hayTspr casiIu,s against tire SAID dpeesaff' arc
hereby ggasse1Iao exhihis tlle n with the soscs~
..rs tl,e-s,,f, 10 the subscriber, Oh or Ge.ore
the 1sst aky 81 Asay Rsxf, Or they naas q ss~
be <zxlssaSti fi,aa1 IL bSfrefst 70 s:la css<ds--
aaS phi osraoaes indrhesd teseto, nre reqf' ested
20 raske inenasaiate pss1aes,i. OF SUITS S1i' BE
fg,s,st,tea 70 enEorce xSs ss&Eas-,t Glsen pncsr
NV hs5sa Ills a3st Of 2SpgeHabss., 1906.
Lewis Debiois, Esq.
Moyssabey p. 1saMow
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A CE4TTF3c-dY1E Fer rs sitases of She
Il MasIae Sasgras1ce Company OF Aaegaa~
6Sis, from No. 1858 60 E572S arcl,.sss's---3o
cif wSach sres,e iRtloessd rs GraBsfeuedso Pad
Eaxtl,. aa esae 271h a&ssr.h, as02, 1slas Ger
6Seasr SIS ssspeSssaa SO have been lost in Balti-
raose sosoe tasae pereecn aast February and
tbs Gas safaaSasaSon saaer1o&. Given 10 ehe
C5Sss os tbs ahpge r9useangs sr TO shis sesace,
wSl Sc Ghanxfaajls acknowledged
NdssssRbsr Re- aMsg
E7~ PRINTING RI AIS .ssesxsaxs Gns@esas,
h2asssasAsy S&slaSss - AZ Gssas.
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Fifty Dollars REGARD.

- y. the nascaf soS TUESDAY the 9Th anstant,
a negrea man, named DEN, the proper
ay OF thcssnBscrsher ehroEse the lall of Prince.
Georges Goulaty3 where he, had been put For
sesrrsIy. ard nzads his escape Ii his elppe~
,raens be Was accompanied by a white man of
the 5sa,,ae of zFi2L, who had been committed
fer aSbbery isarl said he was 3 sea-taang
man, naive ef Phlaaelphea, taat his father
ns.d been sailing master CT the United States
shsp CONGRESS-. whilst under ahescommaad OF
Captain Decatur, aid As now coTlairedores
.ass Gun boats stationed OF New Orleans. he.
is asssst IS Geelsl0 inches high slender made
sazxyai q or 8 wears old, and has sht brown
or sanay colored hair. I think 1t IS probahle
/. h: may carry 8ea with hlra,2n pass hm as
has slave nrfs he has, oppor unity OF selling
! hiEa. xghilst an 3ail Esgfs cieatmng was
hane India cottoss sSaHaaiss and trousers
Of sxssa Ben is s. shoemaker and gar
,s3eaer BY trade, he IS alsos tanner, and Can De
s :, xes-r xs,,sssrt house serxal,the as about 80
ys.sy III sss,. and frorn 5 feet 8 TO 5teet inch>
es hign, sEona and square blilts has yeH NO y
" f.sl r srsl ssssa, Hat nose, and 8 black COM
,,jerIsya..s,s Is fsIlaw Of considerable address
aaa xrags DlauSibiIisy, slisPassd 10 be ralher
ia IT Sad zirSbaGsnts esprclasly when aatc&lca-
rsss. hy. s. easily re diced tazsn 5r,iss
sas 9 wa give q reward 81 Thirty Dollars to
apy eIsse y ls vail sscu1e him IN asly Jali SO
sssf x.sly sgeS a.ina AGAIN, or 10 any person
uaso ssa1i 4pp1eferd hi II sgaa bring itsta 10 me
ssSsx a reward zSs follows: Il laa2fa FOG
ras4es Of apwaras from home ! vii save SO
xsnss,.~s sf.taasIs gaayn 70 to 300 Gai!cS iTogR
hDnse I.sss give 40 dollars, rss tatkeaa aaatAaa
80 MILES Of ghis psRee Will gave sc Ssoiiaa's,
hesssea sleE,aying reasonable eSpsnces III BRING
nns him a0rae-
an4ssersy OF vessels and others are here
by Sarwzsgsra SseaH hardening, employing OF
,sasre5ans soF said lNes9oe,, as viii prosecute
wssever shall do sc wiltt the ntIncsf isgor'a
law
THOMAS MUNDELI~
yysssst,as .Eaiigs assrr Joiscatl.S1oy,
g-s,,. ya.s5s44sS s-ort2as1s, 1.Iar1-
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To be Rented.

III Z. ewo -stery FRAME HOUSE, on
Il Klng-4treet, merry opposite to Mr.
JAMES }2aCan's stols--Alsc. the HOUSES on
jones's Point, formerly occupied by F,fr. vii,
liam Paterson, with six or seven acres oflsn-
adjoining, for one or more years, as may be
agreed oil.---4sIao oiaeg or more sores of the
narst's and the upland adjoining next to Col
fiooe s3ence.-Any person or persona dispo-
sed TO bu1ld may have lot or lots 30 feet by
lGoIeet, tor ten years at one shilling foot
ground rent; and at the cad Of the term >ofr
ten years, he O. they, his o. tkelr heirs & as
signs, shall be entitled TO renewal ofthe lease
Tor ten years longer, on paying such ground
rent asSehe lot or lots shall be worth in the o.
pinion of three impartial men, and shall be en-
atied forever to a.senewal of the Tease at the
expiration OF each term Of ten years on the
ssme conditions or they may have lots on a
moderate ground rent forever. Apply to Mr..
John Fucker for the houses, and TO the sub
scfaber for the lots
Stephen Cooke.
i4eesburs, Nov. "a 2aw3w&oawtf
llooer Lots, md baaldsng Lots.
+ WILL RENT for term Of wears, or
4 LEASE on grennd rent for ever, a NUM-
Der of LOTS CD Washington and Columbus
stfeets-some Of which are well taken With
Clover
=. Il. HOoE.
~ 3. I viii also RENT for one or more
years, small HOUSE, with good CIR
DEM on i1sbbon ssEsst
5aV D. aay
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: 81 . 4 IE f.

by virss.e af a power executed eg
.fxgns3sae 3. setsict and Hr.gy Rose, 10 Sc
cure tie payrnss1s of 58e8i with zntefest, Z
shan on Sse frs, 1ea Of -acai.Gsg, lsoF, veS-
nose 4, saas xor ready aaeaeys at Fairfax court
hpssse, So rassrh 81 shs ttnct 81 a-AAsSt so sa
and cessFeyed By Saasasis kafz',sssi 10 the saa
Sr,sssn srd Rose on the I'd day S5ti,zes1at'eF,
ITsY, g1ae sasae beng past of si.r Ravens
worth srset ia Faisiaax country ss vii pay she
sarrsa Of s63l part 81 tls as5d sS3ao with sia-
rssxss On sS77s. part Of tte Same 2zSSl. aFa'
fsc firss s7sy ef 5sngasys assa, ana ga fs BAL
asSe tsses<s,f &cxn tie first day of October In
dAs szznr yeesr-
49, THOMAS FITZHDasH.
q Ss.-.t,.S[~~.s,- esfs g. AaytiJ
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n 6yembfr IS.
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NO q. &c e.

-. AEt " ~ ~ sac
yyyME sghsGssberSs 10 ssaaoa -9aafa asea.e-
lssa. of tSse tova pof Winchester has
esnveyc3 cessaan property rs trustees Tor 1fls
brsssx OF surs, ef Ess creassSrs 90 sk2K arcade
Sd tbs rStss as6ae sss1ssasd aE sbs decd pE sons
wevsnas, assssy 1rs szszses. rhst they wall pro
coed e,ss ssas 18th sasy ct Deee maker Rext 20
carry SssSo eject abe taxass as Sfleas GoRfaec,
BY dssscsssng OF sae prosperity and distributing
fhe FaSeeszas arasug she efesaitoFs according
TO g;sse sesgss S the above anenaioSaed deed OK
trust, aass IN saEa q nsnasi' as they or ma
f1sisy o. ttass who stsSa sneede thereto ssasJs
diss-s-
Eseary ST. 6. Tucker.
Allied IF. Powell.
Nssxesaf.ee IS. 2ass sth sec
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a.xaE or Msssaad.

Nesxesasases @...s.
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" u L N -
4 TWO STORY FI2 AafE DWELL. M,
( l. HOUSE, situate On ezon-street,
nemthe corner, tosctla With Frame Ruild-
Ing on tiae corner Of s1aeron and PITT streets
nos7 occupied as a ocach-nlakers' shop, l,u,
would make good stable, and vacant lot
For terms apply TO
32me2 II. Hooe, Admir-.
3. D4xDRlDc3, deesssed.
sejusn'5e- !s. ga
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d;spntes some eenlending fol. the rigor
OF war, and others for freedom of com.
merce, which by the law Of nations as
they say, one state may carry on with ano.
ther. Il must be owned that in the decisi.
on OF this question, much frequently de.
ponds upon the power of the parties, whe.
Their 6sl!igerent or neutral who centcnd for
the ore principle or the other. Breaches
OF neutrality are often suffered TO pass un.
noticed, because the party who suffers
them hnds il necessary to dissenble his
resensmest, lest he should draw new enc.
mies on himself; and nsutrals sften SUBJ
init TO great outrages rather than involve
themselves in war. Inerc are how G.
yer certain principles which though scca-
sionally vielsscd, arc universally respected
as public law"
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terraneau fund. on the conditions that the
same be exclusively spp.led TO the aug
nsnsation and support o. inc oayal force,
and Inc Prolectlon OF our ports and bar
bors against insults anu INJURIES.
OlucIed 10 lie ca the table.
a communication was received from the
aecrctary OF stats, uansmlsting detailed
stasuaent Of the inPEessmeas OF Ameri.
Can seamen.
Iae house again resolved itself isto q
esnnlltee OF the whole, on the stale OF
the union, MIR. ]. G. Smith n the chair.
Mr.. Elliot supported, aud Mr.. u. K.
Williams opposed the resolution OF MIR,
Gregg.
Inc debate was closed by Mr.. Bidwell,
who eniereed the prepfiety Ut adsPusg
ethcient measures, withous expressly dc.
ciaring himself either tor or against the
resoialloH.
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Il was lately mentioned 10 one of the
public prints that the British judge Sir
William Scott, takes directions from time
Dilme from the privy council, of which
his member to govern his decisions in
hssases of neusrals: This has been virtu-
ally avowed by himself in .he sentence
Pronounced In the important case Of the
swedish CONVOY, condemned in England a
fssysas since in resisting search * and
accounts for the want eff uniformity Of de.
saion IN the British courts of admiralty.
and fact ascertained In this country by
dsastereus experience. This circumstance
further proves if additional demonstration
wanting. the necessity of a defnition by
Treaty. OF the rights of 'nsutfsls, in every
saaein which possibility exists ofcollisi
90 with the interest of selligerens powers.
The passage alluded to is as follows 49,
Vide Robinson's Reports, vel, /. page
$40 phla. edition, 10 the case of the Ma.
rial
viii not cay that shat rule may NOT
nave been broken in upon In soeae lnstanc-
BY ronsidcratieps Of comfy or policy
which it may be st that the aduniai.
Nation Of this species of law should be
Tnpered in the hands Of those tribunals
sa'ch have right TO eatersain and apply
'asm forno man can deny that state
may recsde from its extreme rights, and
@asits sapreme councils are authorised to
sS'srmine in what cases il may b. fit so to
70 The particular captor having IN 30
= $. any other right and title than what
'rf state itself would possess under the
ane facts Of capture"
II appears therefore that the supreme
@0asil of the nation. may at any time, il
: Presumed privately as well as publicly
G'srmins and give direction to the judges
easR, and in what manner to relax, aad
Slsn 70 proceed to extremity.
!, ihe following extract from late Eng,
a'a writer applies TO our present sircum.
Stances.
:, 10 what extent neutrals may trade
n'a belhgerent power is question upon
winch there have always have been greai
Aa,shag on insurance, p. 6s.