The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20

syscyI ., monopoly nv which We We're. AS 70 our
IN tact rccoioLise,. Lst u then .. rsc
we're. and undst : Just Providence. We doub, not ci
tuai success The rewati IL WORTHY OF The cost and
~pri'sticn. 1t IS no less than the testing peace and
independence Of ourselves art our pOstersy.
l1iere rs snother view of the subiect which yc,1
eumnr'ttee are compelled TO treser. 10 III. iiouss-
az IS oue TO justice 20 cnnsidc,' the message and doc
uments IN i.ist,on 10 the corsiuct q, The E~ceut,e.
They are aware ti'st on ordinary occasions it is uue
rrcper ior TVS House Go express senti-a, mic ot sp-
probation or cen3ure on TIE conduct a tie r,.si-
dent, hut submit with dssort nee, that as th,cu.h
th's body he is responsible 10 the people f,r the
'aJihiul discharge Of ms duties, there are cases IN
winch It Is no, only the isr',t hut the duty OF this
house TO exPrtss its opipiUn. Sush, in the Judge
ment OF your sommittce, is the Pr sent. The len
euage OF the resolutions, anh the motives avowctl bS
the'r supporters. leave no alternative. To Re silent.
would he 20 condemn Ulus y full invesiigatios nf
me etnduet or The Executive III re.atisn 10 g.. u.
snd France, SIS disclosed in lie message .nd dueu-
niehis, your COM u.',tee %re of opinion, ,iat a ,us,
course mss been pursued, towards both nations, and
In no instance his The digmty, honor or interests OF
thr Us been Compounded.
Your committee ther efere recommend the ajou-
lion OF the following resolution
+" Resolved, That the conduct Of the Execu-
tice an relation 20 the UaYiozs subjects rejsy,ed
70 IN the resolutions of fhe t5resty 6r.t DIV OF
.n'se. 1918, meets rith tie APPRECIATION Of ihis
Eohse"
The report having been read, 8 ,desultcry discus
son OF some length took liac. on the Proper ssOde
at d''posins OF she ssm.. l, WAS finally referred to
q committee o. the whole. auA made the order of
the day tor THURSDAY. Five thousand copies verb
"iso ordered to be pr'sted thereof, being the same
"nmoer as wac yesterday ordered to be prt,,ss o
tbe message. :
The amsndn ents of the Senate TO the. ssscss-
m.Ps mh we're REFEREED to tbs Committee Of Ways
TIE house then proceeded to consider the am end-
ne,n OF che committee OF the whole 10 TIE bill lay
Iitf q dn,y Or. salt.
~. Virgin moved 30 postpone nde6uitely the
fgItb.gs epu9,lp,,. SIM rs a.. In ~ -
Dosatiged "
Fort hs rrstponemeht IS
& Agtirst il ga
CdnsideTst'e discussion ard several deeisions .ook
! zee on proposed adrn"pdraents 20 81, bill; w,eu,
cn motion Of .Grr .Nacor, tie iii. Sas ordered
20 te on tie table and
the HOUSE adjourned.
.Thrrsdov. Jysy15 IS.
ar. Bte5, frors the coma tte- oi WAYS and
N'sns, reported the agreement OF that corGrrittee
othe sme'dments O the Senate, 10 tue oil COR tie
a'sessme emit md c%oirctioi OF direct taxes and inter
ma duties with AN amendment which vas read 4
~ ener'sse'i bill 10 Regulate the allowance of to
rag 70 G'hser' in The atfny u the U S. was read
ths third ;ins aud passed.
! ne Holsc resume1 tte consideration of the tll
laying duties on iicsnsps TO retailers of vines, spir;;.
uoue hauors, and foreign merchandise. Several a.
n""'n'ents we're oFered which we're reireteti the
n'" Yves 9r'i+red to be easro.sed s. read a d,rd time
II house resolved itarif lot. a COMMITTEE al the
"nole, on the bill from the Senate making III suprs-
i'riation Ter ne further defence of the ports and iar-
"o's u ,nf y Sand after some ;irac spent there
In, the committee rose and reported thc tni withou
amendment the ell wac read atijrd tine and pas
SD.
Athaitpaat three, the ho,irs vsn- inta secret seq.
~ "W' renamed 50 until they adjourned.
Fridag, Juiy 10.
Ny. Neteor reported a bill {" supplementary TO
the sSt 70 eheonraPe the destruction Of The armed
e|se.so % "sr OF the enenay ,(spproprist'ng 5000
oouprit d
The House resumed the consideration, oc the LII
to tJ p duty on imported salt.
S"cr sime amendments had been made
"r Macon moved 10 ~postpore the further consi-
osEst'oa Of 'ht BILL 70 the fret Monday in Novenber
For the -notioa
k zssiutt - pr 49,
Further aracngments we're m,de, among Wish
was one. or motion OF Mi. Ysrcey, tn reduc. the
Guy i,oIn fsS:nty to tTye &c AID a haJ cepts per
S"'he' On nsotdn o i9r Barnett, this vote was
reeonsidsrsl and the question bc,ng again taken
10 agree To the said proposed amendment. was dcci.
ded IN The neg tive.
For the amendment e.
Esn fright moyed TO reduce ths dnty from .scr.
y to J0artrsr cents per buslIeI.
Ror tie motion So
.Assinet T. 81
reed 4 bill lsyIng 81 duty on imported sat; gran
ting 3 bounty on p,ckled Gsil and allowances to ceY-
lam vessels employed ia the fisheries !" and the
t.ne
aThe ensrcsssd biz laying duties on licences TO re-
I no's o. "'',es, spirduOus liquors and foreign n.sr.
~ehand'1e, wss read q third time and passed, by The
following vote
For he bill 81
Against it .f.. IS
Ihe engrussed Till laying duties on notes OF banks,
bankers ard certain companies; on notes, bones Il
obi5aiions discounted by banks, hankers and oertSin
Companies on bills OF exchange Of esrtaip- .descrip.
uons; was read a thin. time and,
On motion of MIR. BLb1, the bill was ordered T..
he on the tsbies
Tie House then went into secre. session. ard so
i~relnained unit! they a,jpurued.
~ WAS HiNeToN, July 10.
Yesterday morning. soon aftet day light.
~'t'eral Expresses teacted this CITY, an
nonncing that the British squadron, or a part
of 1t, was IN our waters, forty or hfty ni.les
irom this place, and menaced an attack on
tins city or some neiehboring town.
, Orders were forth Is It'll Issued by the pro
per authority Cor the asseuOiage OF cur Mi
nary Forces, and Ivy ten O'Clock all the Re.
sulars encaEped in the heignborhood, and
nearly all the Volunteer. Companies 1f the
City and Ceorgc town we're on the march for
: ri Wfr5pr,on ADD its vicinity. liz about
tlnree houts, scar three thousand men were
undcr agi~s- The sfeatest enthusiasm
prevailed /; hot a tesn shruuk feaSD The com
pay ~hieh APPEARED r. 0fer Itself.