Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

10 the enemy. He thors,.
was the practice Of nat;nnn ~ 10Y
~ in, time Of war; and eS. ssa,s'
present war ofexterminat;on. ~ d
France and England, thos. 0.'ss
traded directly With es,s n'as
Another consideration Which ss'
to induce the house to aeeeds ~:
motion, was the opiaion az .
can merchants gennerall,, VIII. a's
in favor Of the repeal Of lL4 e"s
bitten, &c. Mr.. Kings no,i. prof.
as follows '
Resolved, That the COMMIT.
Foreign Relations be and thew ave
by instructed to enquire into ,hs s l''
diency ofrepealipg IN act pas..d ID n n
Sd day Of August, 1918, ,nli,,.aM
&C, to prohibit The use Of Iir,'..
passes graoted BY Authority Of
Dited kingdom OF Great Britain aed a.
land, and that they haze leave "a -
by bill or otherwise"
When MIR. King 81 ai!tss
ton it contained also a clause io,',I
the act to prohibit the ransom or
captured by the enemy but il rs
suggested that the bill " bic, ps.,si
house on this subject had nc, ,S'
come law. Mr.. Key erased tbs,,.
of his motion which related to rsns,r'
The house agreed to consider he 81
ton, by a vote of SIS to44.
This resolution gave rise to an J.,
| mated and extended debate, IN !.
| course OF which j. was modified ]
sugee s,ion of Mr.. CASTOR Of N c, brS]
| serting, after the word /" IrelandD n
following words !:
Or so modifying the SAID act, ,,,
permit licenses granted by the authors
of the government of the unirea XII
dom Of Great Britain and ireland, ,aSl
used under such regulations and r,,l
,rictions as may be deemed expei,pI
By the Pre.iden. Of the United Sta,.l
Those gentlemen who opposed d,
resolution were Aiessrs. Calhoun d
s. G.. Fisk Of vt. lngersoIl of P.
Murfree Of n. G. Sharp of Kr
Khea Of Ten. M'kim Of Nd. Pot.
ter Of r. j. and Duvali Of n.y.; AM
those who advocated it were The ma
YER Messrs. Wright find. GrOsys.
or of n. Y. Sheffty Of Va. and Ga
ton Of N. C..
The Debate having rather deg,
nerated into a personal from 10
tional character, a little before il
cIose--that is to to say, after M
debate had consumed eonsiderl1
more than four hours
Mr.. Macon Of N. c. obsrrrin:
that it was time an end was pat u
this sort ofdebale. moved to prSsd
to the orders Of the day---5SnH,
Mr.. Conard of Pa. requested til.
pre}ious question in whith be va
not supported by a maturity Of at
House.
After a few explanatory remari'
from Mr. King Of Mass. the qua
ton on the adoption Of the resolr
ton was decided by the followia;
vote:
YEAS-Mes,rs. psylies Of Ne
Boyd, Bradbury, Breekenri5pG, Blu
ham, Cspertcn, Ckappell, cil'cy, Go
per, Cox, Culpeper, Daysrpsn, n
CASTOR, Goldsborough, Gros,efo', hSl
Jackson Of R. l. Kent Of Nd. King o.
Mass. Law, Lewis, Lovett, Miller Mo-
fit, Mosely, Markell, Oakley, Psa''''
Pickering, Pitkin, w. Reed, Eldsd'
Ruggles, Shelley, Smith Of n. H.sn r.
Of N. Y. Strong, Stuart, Sturges' i'
madge, Thompson, Vose, Ware
Mass. Wheaton, White, Wilcox, WI
ter, Wright-49.
NAYS.-Messrs Alexander, Also
Anderson, Archer, Bard, Barnett, ~,
en-, Bradley, Bu'ler, Calhoun |,a'.
Conslock, CoBdict, Conard, CrsNi"
Creiehtsn, Crouch. Cu,heert' ra, VI.
Pa Desbs, Duva', EpRes, Fa'ro"; f u,
ley, Fisk OF VI. Forney, i>orsy',' f, -.
lin, Gho]son, Goodwin, G'"Ioi"' ',i
FIN, Grmdy, Hall. Har'is, Ha,s'0a.
HAYES, Hawkins, Humphreys n"S
ford, Ingersoll. Irwin, lc'mS' !O" ~,
of Ky. Johnson, Of Va. kenhsc'' y,
Kershaw, King of n. I. Ls"''
Lyle, Lowndes, Macon, Me0,, 80,
Kim, M'Lean, Montgomery MOJ
Murfree, Nelson, Ormsby, PET pa.a
per, Pleasants, Rsatus%Pen' wy" s's
Tenn. Ringgold, Roam Rober',0" = Il !
Sewer, Seyber,, Sharp, Smith , .,
Stanford, Tannehiil, Ta,!'' W.
Troop, Udree--Si. /. os
MIR. Beall of Ohio, who "a' .,
dentaIly out of the Bonse s .'.',;
vote was taken declared his in'e''
10 have voted in the negat''e' a,
So the House rejected the 'a s.l'
solution ; and the Hons prseefn,a1
THE ORDERS OF THE "a,