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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
DEcR1REa IL.

The bill supple ne ntal to the act ex-
ten ling the righs of suffrage in the In
diana Territory was read the third
time and passed.
The bill to repeal the act for suspen-
ding for 4 Ii nitcl inc the recruiting
service was read third . ne and, on
motion Of SIR. Bradley, the further
consideration of the bill was ordered
20 be postponed to the 1st day of Au-
gust next.
December 13.
Mr. Pops presented a petition from the
inhabitants of the Mississippi Territory
east OF Peal river, praying for DIVISION of
the Territory. Ordered 10 lie on the table.
December Il.
Mr. L-ih SUD mi ted the following motion
for consideration:
Resolved, That the President of the L =
nited States be requested to cause to belaid
before The Senate p copv of the correspon-
drnce between HIM and the governor of
Pennsylvania in the case of Gideon Ohm
sted
The bill to prevent the abuse of the pri-
viieges and in OunitIes enjoyed by foreign
ministers within the United States was, on
motion Of Mr. Giles. reco.nmlttei TO a select
committee.
! Ghe Dill to extend the time for issuing
and locating military warrants WAS read a
J thlrd time and passed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

THURSDAY, December 7.
Mr. Bacon offered three resolutions for
the regulation of the house--rh Gr,s pro-
n bits all reproachful language from one
member to another and al language Ell
the hnor of the nous which nay call ~
question the motives Of the executive o. the
United States unless on questions of in.
peachment.-The econd that tue sending
challenge 10 any .RcG1ber o: the house,
be considered as 4 breach OF the privileges
of the house, aud all concerned to be liable
10 punishment. The third, that an assault
On any nem0er If ths house during IN a..
tendance al the seat of government b. dee
med breach Of privilege ana Il concer..
ned to be liable 70 punishment - La,d on the
table until tomorrow.
Mr. Van Horn offered several res1lutions
for the regulation of nav alion.
The first prohisits the expectation of any
goods, wares or .nercnannzr OF the growth
or manufacture OF The United States 10 any
vessels eXcep, sucn as are owned aad nav
gated by An-ric inS. 4 he second Droalb
It's the resnipment OF any goods, wares aud
mTTchani'z- not the grown or manofac :
ture Of lhe u .,ted States Tn tnrd pro.
pos discri,n Aating du,Ies Oh al inDorla 4.
IONS from foreign countries. TIE An pro.
nibits ATsr caI vessels from trdd,ae from
any foreign port 20 another. rnu stu pro-
poses TO repeal all laws oftne Uni ed states
permitting drawbacks. Laid Oh TIE taoie.
Adjourned.
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MoNnAY, Dscember II.

letter % resignation was received
from Wilson &. N 'snolas, whose ill health
will not permit hiia TO hold his seat in
the house Of representatives any longer.
Mr. Macon submitted resolution which
was adopted, appointing . committee tom
quire vhethec any aud what alterations
are necessary in the law for promoting the
progress of me useful arts.
MIR Marrow reported bill for the beRe-
fl of the refugees from Nova Scotia, which
was referred 10 \ com mittee OF the whole
Tomorrow.
Mr. Montgomery offered a resolution.
which was adopted instrdcting the CON.
mittee OF commerce aud manufactures to
inquire into ttss eXpedIency of extending
the oeaeht o! the act in favor Of ayes, for
chilly expelled from the island of Cuoa, to
those expelled Irom other places.
Mr. p ttman reported that the commit.
tee appointed TO wat up a the p Resident
with the resolu ioa relativ to the seizures
and captures o. our vessels and merchan,,
die by foreiSR governments, had perflrrn-
ed their duty, and were odd by the presi-
dent that the information requested shOuid
De communicated as .oon as practicable.
Mr. Bdcon's res1iuu1n5 ei1t We 20 new
provlslOns in the rules OF the house against
personal abuse in de1a.e, du ling, SC.
we taken up and referred TO committee
of the whole on Thursday. 80
Mr. Shelley lad upon the table sundry
resolutions, which he mad submitted TO the
house at The simmer session, and winch go
10 authorize the president TO reins,ate IN
the possession of the batture in New Or
leans the persons fTosa wnum [ was takea
aud to constitute, il nc should dee m it worth
the expense, a tribunal to dscide the con-
troyersy respecting that property.
Mr. Miller laid upon The taOle the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That the act passed. at the Sc
cond session OF tic tspth congress entitled
I" an act TO prevent settlements on the pub.
lie lands of the United States and for other
purposes" on 5ht to be repealed.
n message Vas received from the senate
accompanied by two resolutions, winch
had seen adopted by that bJdy, appreciate
" of the conduct OF the executive in put.
ting perod 70 their Communications with
tie new British minister, and reDro5atory
ot the appeal made by the latter in his
" Circullr" 10 the British consuls in the
United States, 20 tne Americ an people from
their government, as we'll as Of his otner
conduct.
The said res0lu ions were taken up, twice
read, and referred TO CON n.ttce OF the
whole on MONDAY next.
Mr. Quincy moved the following resoluti..
on
Resolved That the pres de1t Of ne u.
ota es be requested TO lay belogo td,s nouse
q copy OF paper purportiag 20 be ctrcu.
lar letter from Air Jackson to the British
consuls IN inc UoUed Stucs, referred to in
the letter Of the Secretary Of STATE 70 Mr.
Pinkney, communicated N hls message OF
the @g-n Of Move abcr ; and also a copy OF
, paper Pugpp0ios - be a despatch tro -
VIZ Cdlnins 10 Mr. GrsS,nc l0t January .,
1927
dr Eppes move division Of ths qses.
i0A ditef tuc wScd H3ys njcr5 whica was
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
Monday, December ii

Mr.. Pope, from the select IN nit"
tee to gho n was referred the bill from
the House of Representatives supple
meHtarY to the act " extending the
right OF suFrage IN the IuIiinl rerrl.
tory AMI Tor other purposes" reported
the sane without amendment and
the bill was ordered 20 De eagrossed
for third reading.
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CUMBERLAND ROAD.

Mr.. Pope agrsesoly to notice, pre-
s9nsei bill in addition to an act re
guiat nSf the laying out and making a
turnpike road from Cunb -rlanl in the
State OF Maryiand, II tne ate of o.
Mo. fhe bill conte nplates an additi-
onal appropriation Of $4,000 dollars for
this object. The bill was real and
passed 20 second reading.
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RECRUIrING SERVICE

TAe bill to reP=al an act, entitled
A" an act 20 suspend for limited ii.
the recruiting ssryice," was rea Sc
cond time.
Mr.. Lei5 observed that it was the
usual course OF business 20 refer bill
Introduced by member to a select
com aittee on its second reading.
Not wishing to travel out of the usual
routine of business, he mad. that mo.
ton In relation to this bill.
Mr.. Giles observed that if he could
ascertain the OBJECT of a commitment,
ne should have no objection to it; but
that this was a bill no. susceptible of
modification, containing but one prin-
ciple, and the sooner il was acted on
the better. II was therefore opposed
TO commitment.
Mr.. Leib said he had only made
the motion in Difference to the. usu Al
practice of the Senate. He was also
of opinion that the sooner it was acted
on the better; and, on the su 5gestion
OF the gentleman from Virginia he
withdre.y the motion for reference.
The bill was then ordered to be en-
crossed ior third reading.
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RUPTURE WITH MIR. lack
SON.

The resolution approving the con-
duct of the Executive in refusing @
receive any further communication
from dr. Jackson, the British Minis
ter, vas rsad third time and, with
Oh debEe, on the motion OF NJ. G bod
rich was decided by yeas and nays as
follow;
YzAs-Messrs. Bradley, Brent,
CondiJ, Crawford, Gaillarj, Germ
Giles, Gilman Gregg, Criswold, L nm
bert LsIb, Meigs, latthewson, Par.
ker, Pop, Reed, Smith (of Maryland)
SumPter, Turner-3O.
Nays.-Messrs. Goodrich, Hill
house, Lloyd, Pickering.
lAb.ent on this vote Messrs. Aa-
dersoR, Bayard, C41Hbiia, Franklin,
Robinson, Smith, Of r. ". TaiL,
Fhurston, and Wtitcudes; Of whom
those in Italic have not appeared in
their seats during the present session.
There is one vacancy IN the state Of
Delaware, occasioned by the death of
Mr.. White.l
The oil to prevent the abuse Of tn.
privileges and immunisies eojoycd b.
foreign ministers within the United
states, was ordered to be engrossed
Tor third reading without debate.
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agreed to, and the question taken IN .he
ri me n5er OF the resolution. Carried,
Yeas SIS, Nays So. u'
The second member was then ado, Al
Mr. Gholson called for the yeas -
on the question for adopting the Who'll. yS
solution upon which considera,Ie ~, 70"
arose respecting the propriety of apniy;ns
letter of Mr. Jackson. circular
Nays 46. os'
Adjourned at 3 o'clock.
Tuesday, December ID
Aletter was received from the Secr.
tary of the treasury en-los;pr -
ment of the district tonnage of the n
States.
A report was also received fro ,
the D cretary ofthe treasury. IN OH.
dlence to the act for regulating the
Currency of foreign coins.
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F A C T o N.

We have frequently denoainated the men
who now hold the reigns OF gosernment !" a
faction Accordingly to Lord Bollingbroke,
the true description OF faction Is a set Of men.
whose conduct in politics Is influenced, not
by considerations atfectin5 the good of the
country, but oy selfish motives. Certainly
this description is truly applicable to the men
In power. Their wavering, temposizing,
vacillatns policy can originate from nothing
but love OF power and miserable ambition
to retain situations to which their capacities
are not adequate. ibid.
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men should not be igaorant--.hat Mr.. Ief.
ferson has had forwarded to this city two
tierces (not small sample, to try expert
ments tzv0 tisrees OF picked Cotton Seed,
which he has ordered a merchant, under
his own hand, TO ship to New York, that
it may be sent to Franceby the vessel going
out with dispatches. YES, SIR, the farmers
and the deluded yeomanry of this country
ought to be told, that during an embargo,
which destroys their interests, inthe destruc-
ton of our produce, the president has himself
taken steps to supply Frenchnen with seed,
that they may grow their own otton-How
the southern planters must adore the man,
through whose eontrivance they will be I'M
dermined in their business What will all
honest and impartial Americans say OF this
Sscandalous transaction Shall Mr.. Jefer-
son have free vent toexporthis articles, Tor
the supply Of the French planters, while the
planters and;faraers Of bis own! country see.
their estates wasting, under this embargo
which he requested congress to lay Is this
the way in which we deal impartially with
France and England? Bonaparte is. pleased
with the embargo. And well he may; if
we grant nothing to England, and supply
him secretly with whatever he wants.
Bonaparte has said that by an experiment
of the French Agricultural Society, Cotton
was found 10 grow in the south of France
and he stated, that measures had been a.
dopted to procure supply ofseed. Is it
possible that our president can be his secret
agynt? Is itnot disSraceful for our govern
ment to play such a game as this viii
not believe that congress are concerned in
this affair. No! Let Mr.. Jefferson have all
the honor. Let him answer to the suspici-
Gus OF French Influence.
Permit me to ask, sir, what would the
democrats have done, if some conspicuous
federalist had been detected in sending Cot
ton seed, or Flax seed 10 England or to
Ireland, at such a time as this, when almost
all the worlais said to be against us Sir,
they would have deafen9d you with their
ca our-~-perhaPs tare4 aM feat3ercd the
person. lioa't rat any Violence done to
Mr.. JEFFERSON but The. people should not
be deceived. DETECTOR.
From a corr pendent at Washington.
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Fr0n, a corr pa7dent at Washington.
NEXT CABINET.
A PEEp, BEHIND THE CURTAIN

3
The poor democrats here are evidently
tina ferment. Many whispers are in circu-
lation among them about their new presi-
dent. He is already denounced by some
of the leading oaes, as an iatriguer. They
have lately discovered, as they pretend, that
he pledged himself some time since if he
was successful in his election, that Robert
Smith of Maryland, the present secretary Of
the navy, should be secretary of state and
WilsonC. Nicholas, of Virginia, a foreign
minister. This pledge is understood to have
been, given, in order to receive the demo
cratic electoral votes of Virginia, Maryland
and New York and thus it appears that
Mr.. Madison actually received the pripci-
pal part OF the votes OF these states, to speak
mildly, through Oery improper influence
To shew why Mr.. NJ. had any votes in N.
York, majority Of the Legislature Of this
state being Clintonians, it may be necessary
to observe that Mr.. Nicholas has brother
in the senate Of that state, who probably had
influence enough, with some fat Promises, to
procure thirteen votes for Mr.. NJ. Such
are the i.4trigues and means made use OF by
these self styled republicans, to aggrandize
themselves, and thus are the people miscra-
bly, suHsa by. these PRETENDED friends.
Mr.. Secretary Smiths character has beer
pretty roughly handled here by most of his
political friends. They say the cord was
severely stretched when he was made secre
tary Of the nav.; and now to raise him to
the Office of secretary Of state, at this mo-
mentons period OF our public affairs, will
inevitably be the means Of swapping one Of
the strongest strands in the cable of demo
cracy. They ought indeed to be cautious,
for we can tell them there are bat fro
strands in their cable that are not already
broken, of which the people are duly sensl-
bic, and have tarrcd and new laid the good
and faithful cable of federalism, Tor their
next voyage.
The other executive appointments the
people are less displeased with-they are
understood to be as follow, viz. VIM.
Hull, Esq. late governor of Michigan, Sc
cretarv OF war capt. VIM. Jones, of Phila-
.delphia, secretary of the navy James Fisk,
ESQ. of Vermont, post master general, and
major !. Winga,e, of Massachusetts, go
vcrnorof Michigan Territory. Mr.. Gal
latin will probably continue IN Office, but
should he resign, G. Duvall, Esq. the pre-
sent comptroller, will be appointed secre-
sary of the treasury. Thus things are NOV
ing. You viii make your own comments.
: FED. .Rep.]
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EN1'IE1 AINMENT.
RANDO.. PH MOTT,

RANDO ..PH MOTT.
Late Of the Washington Tavern, alexandria,
Is prepared to entertain travellers and 0
theirs in a genteel manner, at the WHITE
HOUSE, opposite the second turnfllfe gate,
seven miles from Alexandria, onShe road to
Fairfax Court House-and hatters himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience
of his customers will ensure him portion OF
public patronage.
w. Good pasturage and grain OF every
description will be furnished for stock.
anuard 10. 5aW
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V A r | E I Y.

IN the rough blast heayes the billow,
In the light air waves the willow
Every thing of moving kind
VARIES with the yeerlng wind
What have I to do with thee,
Dull, unjoyous, Constancy
sonbre tale, and satire witty,
Sprightly glee, and doletui dltty'
Mea ur'd signs, and roundelay'
Welcome all--bnt do not stay.
What have to do with thee,
Dull, unjoyous Constancy
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HOUSE TO RENT.

THE subscriber has to rent a handsome
and convenient two story BRICK HOUSE,
with good Kitchen, Cellars, and back Yard,
pleasantly situated on Kingstreet, in good
neighborhood, and convenient to the diagonal
pump.--the terms will be moderate to good
tenant.
Andrew Scholheld.
( ID mo. 18th. raw.
NIB. Possession may be had immediate
".
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For The first Hard.
Samuel Harper, John N4uncaster, John
Hunter.
For the second Hard.
Matthew Sex Smith, Andrew Flemming,
Robert Anderson.
hor The third Itard.
Abraham Faw, W iIliam Newton, Andrew
Scolheld
FOR the tourth Hard.
John Stewart, James Lawrason, Ferdinand
Marstelier.
The election for the fiji st ward to be held at
Mr. John Lomax's tavern, Oh Prince street.
Tor the second ward at the council chamber
Tor the third ward at Mr.. Hodgkin's tavern
and Tor the fourth ward at Mr.. edward Jacobs,
corner OF st. A sapn and Duke streets.
Jas. NJ. M'Kea, c. c.
January Is te
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Aaron Hewes,
James M:Guire, s
VIM. Rhodes, = S
Thomas Shreeve, =
John Janney, J
January 81,
January 81,
S A / E..

Pursuant to an arbitration nil be sold on the
eighth Of Azarchnert, at II o'clock
The HOUSE and LOT of Cant De Butts
on DR.. De Buts's farm, for ready money on
ly. The house contains four rooms, and is
well celiared-the lot four square acres. DR..
De Butts will warrant the title. Dr.. Elisha
De Butts will superintcnd the safe for his bro-
Their.
February Ia. eo9t*
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY IL, 1909.
ORDERED,

UKDERED,
That the following persons be appointed
Commissioners for experimenting the cleo
,ions TO be held in the different wards OF the
town on Tuesday the 9TH of March next, Tor
the purpose of electins members OF the Com
mon Council for the ensuing year, VIZ.
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Evil OIICS OCCu)lSu Tue greater part OF
the day in support Of his resolution relative
to the embargo, &c.
FEBRUARY II.
On motion Of Mr.. R1Nkouse, resolved.
that committee be appointed to, examine
and report, whether any, and what further
regulations or provisions are necessary to
check the allowance or payment Of extrava-
giant claims, or unreasonable accounts, and
to prevent an improper expenditure of pub.
lie money !; and that the committee be au-
thorised to call On the several departments
for such information and papers AS may be
necessary to aid them in their enquiry
and to report by bill or otherwise. Order
ed, that Messrs. Giles, HiAhouse and Cra1u-
ford be the committee.
Mr.. Gregg reported a bill authorizing an
augmentation of the marine corps. This
bill passed to third reading on the 1oth.
it authorizes the president to augment the
present corps by one major, two captains,
two first lieutenan.s, 1876 corporals, and 594
privates.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of.
Mr.. Giles's resolution, which is as fol-
lows:
Rcsolped, That the several laws laying an
embargo on all ships and vessels in the ports
and harbors of the United States be repeal
ed on the fourth day Of March next, except
os to Great Brian and France, and their
dependencies and that precision be made by
law for prohibiting all commercial inter
coarse Nth those nations and their dcbenden-
cics, and the imb01iatio4r etf any article into
the 2. States the Esvozvth, produce or manu-
tfacture Of either Of the said nations, or Of
the donanions If either # them.
mr.. BaYard moved to strike out the
words in itallc.
On this motion Mr.. Bayord spoke at
great length, when the question was taken
by yeas and nays, as follow:
YEAS-Messrs. Bayard, Gilman, Good
rich, Hillhouse, Lloyd, Parker, Pickering,
Whites.
NAYS-t1ess. Anderson, Condit, Craw-
ford, Franklin, Gaillard, Giles, Gregg, How
land, KitcheH, Leib, Matthcwson, Mil
ledge, MitchilI, Moore, Pope, Reid, Smith
of Maryland, Smith Of n. York, Smith of
Ten. Sumter, Thurston, Iittln, Turner
%.
Mr.. HiLzhouse moved to postpone the
further consideration of the resolution
Lost.
On agreeing to the original resolution
the senate divided--yeas 20, nays Gall
the members voting in the affirmative, who
voted in the negative on Mr.. Bayard's a.
mendment, and 0ice 0ersa; except MIR.
Turner, who on the resolution voted in the
negative.
Ordered that Messrs. Giles, Smith of
Md. and Crawford, be committee to bring
in bill.
FEBRUARY Is.
Mr.. Giles reported bill to lnterdlct the
commercial intercourse between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain and France, and
their dependencies, and for other Purpos-
es.
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g. Miss Sarah Rogers. on ac.

u MISS SARAH Rogers, on ac-
count OF the ihclemency Of the weather, and
the almost impossibility Of travelling, has
postponed her departure until Monday next.
She may be seen performing as usual until
that time, at Mr. TAor;ten's, King-street,
between Union and Watersheds.
February To- DIR
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St. Andrews Society.

A stated quarterly meeting of the ST. An
drews Society, will be held at John Macleous
OH Tuesday evening next at 6 o'clock.
BY order of the President.
Donald Macleod, See'ry.
Euhruarv 10
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Birth Night Ball.

TIE subscription paper for the BIRTH
NIGHT BALL to he given the 22d instant,
IN honor and to the memory of the ILLUS.
TR1OuS WASHINGTON, is ready for
subscriber at the bar Of Mr., Cations hotel.
February Is. dt2ad
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@ The Committee of Coun-

Gil appointed for the relief of the Poor, give
notice, that they will attend at the Council
Chamber, on MONDAY next, and ON every
succeeding Wonddg during the inclement sea-
son, between the hours of 10 and o'clock,
for the purpose Of distributing to those who
stand in need.
Donations for the use of the poor, will be
thankfully received Of those who may be
pleased to furnish them, either to the commit.
tee, or to James Harris, clerk of the market,
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on t'es Bat. Federal Gazette.

70 e'es Bat. Federal Gazette.
tie bp,,a ave not been surprised that many of
crsdi, - ! k'nd OF democrats give no kind of
deed, !; u'e story Of the cotton seed. In.
parry 5s. t., : respectable gentleman Of that
caueb, s.arsd, that if Mr.. Jefferson were
suo sls a At such time as this, ATTEMPTING to
ough; 10 tba ~ with such an article, g he.
an indiv;S',.g5 gwen up by Republicans AS
hon ws ausl' could derive no pleasure
from then. llug that portion OF the people
|ass AM attachments; but, sir, as a ma
aloud BE- Ian, ". am DESTROYS that this plot
,olAsrs, t ,net, which you and /, and many
O9 and of which my country
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Aoufe and Lot for Sale.
February -ls.
FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on Prince street be-
tween Water and Falrfax-streets. It is
framed House--the LOT is 80 feet luinch-
es by IA feet to 10 feet alley--it is in fee
slmfA.--lt is good stand for business, hav-
ing been occupied as hardware store a num-
ber OF years. Apply to
Peter Saunders.
ALSO,
Three shares Alexandria Bank Stock
Apply as above.
February ls. eo7t
Birth Night Ball
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,,ss;ttee appoiatsd BY Gouhch ASK
Tse S''l''. .sss;n, Of S Dollars, 10 Bushels
,slsa ge ins g I'm and do. Potatoes, Tor
|. IS, d the Poor,
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Senate Of the United States.
FEBRUARY IS.

Mr.. Giles occupied the greater part of
the day in support Of his resolution relative
to the embargo, &c.