The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-28

Frcmentin, Gore, King, Mason, Smith,
Welis-9.
Biedsoe. Brent. Campbell, Chace. Gaillard.
German. Giles. Gilman, Goltlsborough, Hor
sey. Howell, Hunter, Lacock. Lam.
bert, Leib. Morrow. Robinson. Stone.
TAFT, Taylor. Turner, Varnum, Wor,hing-
TONS.
On motion by Mr.. Mason. to amend the
amendment to the first section of the bill,
by inserting the following words, and with
the goods, wares and merchandise. other
than provisions and military Sk naval stores
on board of such foreign ship or vessel when
notified of this act;' it was determined IN
the affirmative-Yeas 13-Nays 10, as fol.
lows:
YEAS-Messrs Anderson. Daggett. Dana,
FromeHtin, German, Giles. Gilman. Colds
borough. Gore, Horsey, Hunter, King, Lam
bert, Leib, Mason, Suiith, Stone and Wells.
NAYS-Messrs. Bibb Of Georgia, Bled-
see. Brent, Brown, Campbell, Chase, Gail
lard, Howell, Lacock, Morrow, Robinson,
TAFT, Taylor, Turaer, Varnum and Wor-
Ellington.
And Mr.. Anderson reported the bill to
the Senate amended.
On motion, to agree t. the report of the
committee to strike out the fourth section,
for the purpose of inserting the following
after enacted: >
"rhst the President of the United States may
authorize the collectors Of the customs (when in hs
opinion 1t be done without danger of the embar-
go being violated, and under such limit tions as he
may deem exped;enD to grant permission To vessels
or boats whose employing has uniforMly been
fined to the navigation OF bays, sounds, rivers, or
lakes, within the ur;3dictou of the United States,
the territories thereof. tn take beard at any time
such articles Of domestic foreign growth, may
be DESIGNATED in such permission. bond with or
sufficient sareties being previously given the
ted mr. W con y unP
fac of such vessel boat, and by the master
thereof, iu an amount equal to three huadred dol
lars for each ton OF the said vessel or boat that
ouch vessel or boat shall not, during the time
limited in the CONDITION of the bond depart
from any district of the United States with
out having previously obtained clearance. nor I'M
Ill the master or com nauder shall have delivered
to the collector or surveyor ofthe port Of departure
manifest OF the whole cargo board that the
said vesse, or boat shall not, during the time above
mentioned, proceed to any other port or place
than that mentioned in her clearance nor put any
article on board ofany other Vessel or boat, or be
employed in any foreign trade and that every
vDyage trip, the whole Of the cargo shall! be Ian
ded in port or place of the United States, the
territories thereof within the BAY sound, rivers or
lakeso which the navigation of such vessel is CON
fined. And the burthen OF proof of the landing the
whole of any such cargo within the bay, sound, ri.
vers, or lakesto which the navigation of such ves-
sei or boat is conhned or in the port place men
toned in her clearance, shall in case ofany snit or
prosecution instituted on such bond for breach of
she conditions thereof lie upon the owner or owners
eonssnee factors of such vessel or boat, or the
master thereof, a, the may be. Pyociasd
Such prosecution suit be Instituted within two
years after such breach SHALL have been commit
ed"
.. A division of the question was called for
By Mr. HorSey. And on the question to
10 strike out the fourth section,
1t was. determined in the affirmative yeas
IS, nay I.
Mr.. Dang voted in the negative.
On the question to insert the substitute
reported by the select committee it was
determined in the affirmative, Yeas 60
NAYS 8, as follows
Ycas-NIessrs. Anderson, Bbb of Geor-
gia, Bled.oe, Brent, Brown. Campbell,
Chase, Fromentin, Gaillard, Giles, Colds
borough, Howell, King, Lacock, Lambert,
TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Varnum, Wells and
Worthington--26.
Ways--Messrs. Dagger, Dana. German,
Gilman, Gore, Horsey, Hunter and Mason
81.
On the question to agree to the report of
The committee. and strike out the seventh
section, as follows:
Sec. 7. Ind be IL ftrther enacted, That
the owner or owners of all vessels licenced
for Fisheries, or those bound on whaling
voyage, and having no other cargo than ne
tackle and apparel. shall give general
bond in four times the value OF the vessel
and cargo, that they will not, during the
continuance of this act, proceed to any for
eign port OF place, and will return with their
fishing fare to some port or place within the
u States"
1t was determined in the negative, Yeas
IS, Nays 21, as follows
YeaS-.Messrs. Anderson, Bibb of Geor-
gia, Brent. Campbell, Chase, Gaillard, How
ell Lacock, Morrow, Robinson, Stone, Tur.
ner and Worthington-13
.Nays--Bledsoe, Brown, Dana, Daggett,
FroTnentin, German, Giles, Gilman, Colds.
borough Gore, Horsey, Hunter, King, Lam
ooert, Deib. Mason, Smith, TAFT, Taylor,
Varnum and Wells-21.
On motion by Mr.. Dena, to strike out of
section 10. the words carts, wagons.
sleighs, or any other carriage, or in any
manner apparently on their way towards the
territories of a foreign nation, OF the vicini-
~ ther eof orr
twas determined in the negative, yeas,
8, nays IS, as follows
Yeas-Messrs Dagget, Dana, Goldsbo-
rough, Gore, Hunter, King, Mason, Wells.
Ndys--Messrs. Anderson, Bib Of Geor-
gia, Brent. Brown, Campbell, Chase, Fro
mentin, Gailard. German, Giles, Gilman,
tIorsey, Howell, LacUck, Lambert, Leib,
Morrow, Robinson, Smith, Stone, TAFT, Fay
Ter. Turner, Varnum, Worthingtof.
On motion by Mr.. Daggett, to expunEe