Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-16

s3er on which the Rouse livles ~ G
motion 81--against it g.
I,ord Grenvllle moved for an account o.
.e.,tral vessels brought into our ports "a
pursuance Of the orders in council. 1ract-
ed. ,.,.
Lord Auckland brought forward his mo-
ton for committee to consider o. inc ol Z,
ders in council. A debate took place, which
lasted till four o'clock IN the morning OF the
4 10th, when the house divided---ior the mo-
ton 41--against 1t 1oo.
Is FEB. The earl of Carlisle gave notice
of a motion on Thursday next, respecting
\ the legality Of the orders IN council. .
4 Lord Grenville moved for copies OF al
instructions issued by the treasury to the
board of customs relative to the orders IN
council. Ordered. =,
IL He also moved for the production OF al
1.-The information received by government pre-
|t,:ouslveso the 18th November, 1907, shew-.
lr4,,op that the French government hat. begun
r. ,1,9 eYec,,re its decree with increased rl5or.
/ A debate took place, andthe house divided
for the motion Against 1t So.
( Lord Grenville then moved tor further
! naners relative to the intended manner OF
evecut;ne. the French decree, and the &C
/ o,,;escence Of the American government IN
ia Erc,ch decree. This motion was with
/ drawn. 49,,
T18 Feb. The orders in council bill was de-
! hated lii the commons On the seeohc feau-
Ing. The debate la. cd TIL 5 CLOCK ID uae
n,or,;,,p. when two divisions took place;
| first. on the second reading, ayes III
noes 81 second, whether it should be ccn-
inisted OH the nineteenth, ayes 117--iloes
50.
I H. FEB. The hcule, upon the question tor
paae into committee Oh the orders IL cou.-
I, siib:ll. AYES t1o-aoos 80.
/ bo 3ge5. Mr.. Ponso.1by moved Tor ali ac-
couts received respecting The acqulcs oence
! If America i. the French decree. 4 tier q
debate the motion YVES ncgae!.c~-.
i IA debate took place On the report OF the
srders IN COUNCIL I'LL.
j MIR. Ticrn@y gave notice that n the re-
Commitment Of the BIZ, lle would move 70
safcr that part which vas l-.as.s- ct reeEala-
tor, e & ccnlraittee OF trade.
! 81 FEB. lIr. : iiegney moved for a COM
| hitfee upcn the trade AID navigation q the
/! fouasrv, in crdcr that they shcu!d have a
Ell. opportunity q discussing tn orders ii
/ counc;i. afer q long debate .ile i:ous5 di-
idstl----fe oi, tAc motion IS, agsins- t li5.
= GcCltc IT, .fA--
"a the orders in oculc:l b:il, which lasted
III one IN the morning. I'wo<hvisions took
lace, one on motion for emitting lIes;,it's
.ark. Az, ?6-aoes 1ey--the second on
! molten Ter emitting cotton-aycs rs, noes
! SIS.
! Is Feb. Lord Laudercisle moved for the
| ,riinting OF naper containing information
| sPect.ns the rncreased rlgof in executing
| lie French decree previous 10 the 1tii No
| sember, 1907. L-iotio4 negarived.
| lie then moved for the production OF
,etter from Al1.st i.;-a-2, dated in Sept. 1907,
mich had apneatsd ia t!se Courier newspa-
.,er, stating tl7at increased rigor had been
! 1scd in executing the commercial restrlc-
ions. Fiction negetiyed.
Lord St. yohss gave s.arice Of his ;ntont;oa
| o bring forward a aotice Ga licnday, reia-
! i've to orders in council.
Lord Erskinc gave notice of motion
respecting the orders ii council tomorrow
, ,e'nnight.
Lord Lauderdslc gave notice Of motion
! respecting the commercial policy OF ORDERS
IN council.
The earl Of Carlisle brought forward his
motion relative to al alledgsd contradiction
between tlls orders and council AMI 7,h of
Geo. III. lotion nsgatived.
% Icb. Lord Lauderdlle moved for an
account Of neutral vessels which had come
in, or been brought into British ports under
jle the orders IN councii-and also an ac-
count of neutral vessels 50 circulnsianeed,