Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-09

the committee appointed to cons;,o. !,
message of the President Of the ~ we
States, that having had iatima,io, n t,,a,
bill on the subject had passed the ."
House, the committee would not at nra.a st
make report. ''"'
On rnotiei,, by Mr.. LLOYD, that tbo I'm
be printed. under Injunction Of secro ",'
for the use of the Senate, it passed in h.
negatiye---Yeas IL, Nays q. '''V
Mr.. Anderson mesed to susncra i,
rule Of the Senate which requires l rS
to have its first and second readings an d. Sr'
ferent days.-Mo!ion carried in the ATM
NATIVE, Yeas 20. Nays AZ.
The bill! was then read a second fine
On molten, by Mr.. Smith of Md
Ordered. That The bill be referred "a
the committee yesterday appointed on tla
confidential message Of the President -
the United States, 70 consider and report
thereon.
Mr.. Lloyd submitted The following rcso
luton for consideration
Resciued, That The President Of lbc y
States be requested to lay before Che g.
nate any information in possession Of tha
government touching cur Foreign Re)a.
items. which has rot been already cc,s
municated, and which in his opinion !,
may not be injurious to the public in;egest,
TO make known 10 the Senate.
On the question to agree to the rcsou.
ton it was determined in the negative az
follows:
YEAs-tlessrs. Bayard, Bradley. Da.
ma, German, Giles, Gilman. Goodrich,
Gregg. Horsey. Hunter. Lambert, Lloyd,
Reed. Smith 0: sid,--ii.
NAYS.--1sessrs. Anderson, RlIb.
Campbell, Of Ten. Condit, Crawford,
Cuts, Franklin, GaiIiard, Howell, Ieib,
Pope, Robinson, Smith Of n. Y. Tait
Taylor, Turner. VarDum--17.
Mr.. Campbell OF Ten. from the com
mittee to whom the bill was referred, re-
ported it amended,
Mr.. anderson, was called to the chair
and the bill was considered as in commit.
tee Of the whole.
A motion was made by Mr.. Baya"d 10
amend the bill by adding thereto Tie fol.
lowing section:
find be ii f.nther enacted, That the oct
entitled. An act concerning the CONNER.
cial intercourse, between the L. States Il
Great Britain AMI France, and their de.
Tendencies & for Other parpo59s," aa'o
the Sd section 0Ethe act entitled :" An &t
supplementary to she act entitled " IN
act concerning the commercial intercourse
between tie Z. States apd 6. Dritain aAd
France and their dependencies and iSF o.
Their purposes" be :sid tie same axe AsFe-
by repealed.
And on the question to adopt de ameHl'
ment. il WAS determined III tho negative
YEAS-Niessrs. Bayard, Bradley Da-
ma, German. Gilman, Goodrich, bcisS',
Hunter. Lambert, Lloyd, Reed. Smith Oh
Md. Wor9hington-tS
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, IL, u 'mF'
bell OF Ten. Condit, Crawford, oW,,'
Franklin, Gaillard. Giles, Gregg. hcVe,''
Leib, Pope, Robinson, Smith OF " loIA'
TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Narnum--39' 49,
And the bill having been debated ."s
President, resumed the chair'Sand It VS.
by Mr.. Anderson reported with a%fD',
nents. which were read and agreed 10
On motion by Dir. Bradley 70 po 81;
the further consideration orthe DID III ,..o
morrow, it was determined in 'ae D''"
tive. ,ndod
to a third re ID ne.
FRIDAY. Apli' ). uork
On motion of Mr.. Anderson, nc D ,,,,re
in the Embargo law, caused by 1"e ' s, ,bs
of the word ;: sixty" was flied WIN to
word " ninety ,.uross a,
On the question {" Shall! this BIZ 4I pa AIR,
amended - 1t was determined III l''' "'