Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-04
CONGRESS.
I'm SENATE,
SATURDAY, July 81.

SATVhOAG3 July "a
Extract from the Executive record, COM
pretending the messages OF the Ere
sident Of the United States in relation
to the nomination of Albert Gaila'm'
John O. Adams and James A. Bayard,
as envoys extraordinary and ministers
plenipotensiary to negotiate treaty OF
peace and commerce with the United
Kingdoms of G. Britain and Ireland
and treaty of commerce with Rns-
STA; with the proceedings OF the &c
nate thereon.
On motion by Mr. Leib,
Ordered. That there be furnished to
any member applying for the same an
extract from the executive record<com-
pretending the messages of the Presi,
dent OF the Uniled States, in relation 10
he nominations Of Albert Galiatin, John
@. Adams and James A Bayard, as en-
voys extraordinary aud ministers Pleni-
potentiary to negotiate a treaty CT peace
and commerce with the United. KING
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, aud )
ircaty oil commerce with Russia, with
the proceedings Of the Senate thereon.
On molten by Nj. Dana
Ordered, Enthusiastically of the Sc,
aato cause the extract whlci, may be tor
ni.hed from the executive record, as be-
fore mentioned, to be printed for the ase
OF members who may request the sane
EXTRACT. SC.
MONDAY, May 81.
The following is an extract OF mes.
sage, this day received from the P'esi'
den, of the United States, BY Mr. Ora
ham:
To the Senate Of the United Sfates.
Commissions having been granted, du.
ring the recess of the Senate, to the toi'
towing persons, now nominate them to
lhe same cfices respectively annexed to
heir names: Albert G,llalin, john Z
Adam. and james A. Bayard, to b. joint
y and .everally .nvuys extraordinary &
ministers Pleuipotentiary to negotiate
and siga treaty of peace with q Bril-
in. under the mediation of the emperor
of Russia; to negotiate and sign trea.
~ of commerco with Grsa, Britain and
ne said John Quincy Adams, Albert
GalIatin * James a, Bayard, to be joint
" aud seyerally envoss extraordinary *
ministers pienipo,entlsry, to negotiate
aud sign treaty of commerce with Rus
-la*
tsisaed) JAMES MADISON.
Washington. May %.
The message was read.
Ordered That it he ior consideration.
WEDNESDAY, June 2.
The Senate resumed the consideration
&c the message of the President OF the
United States of the 3l., May. nominal
ing Albert Ga!latln and others 10 off, es;
and
Mr.. King submitted the following mo.
lions tor consideration, which were read
Resolved, That the President of the
u. States be requested t" cause I" be laid
,sfcre the Senate, copies of the commu
aications from the emperor of Russia, Of
isring his mediation to bring about a
peace between theU States * G. Britain,
together with copies OF the answers to
such communications, and noticing the
dates at which the same were respective
~ received and answered.
2. RESOLVED, That the President OF
the United States be requested to cause
10 be laid before the Senate, copies OF
the commissions to Albert Gallalin, John
Quincy Adams aud James A. Bayard, to
ncsociate treaties of peace and Com
mcrce with Great Britain, and treaty OF
commerce with Russia
8. Resolved, That the President of
the United STATES be, requested to inform
III, Senate whether Albert Galiatin, COM
missioned as one Of the ENJOYS to treat
# peace and commerce with Great Bri
ain. and of commerce with Russia, re-
rains the Office of Secretary OF the De-
pat,ment of the Treasury !; and IN case
of his retaining the same, to inform the
Senate under what authority, and by
whom, the power and duties Of the head
OF the Treasury Department arc dis.
charged, during the absence OF Albert
Callatin from the United States.
THURSDAY, June.3.
The Senate proceeded to consider the