Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01

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POSSESSIONS and their caruoes, subject TO no other
higher duty of tonnage impost, or CHARGE OF any
descrp,on whatever, hun would be levied ON the
sells OF the United States, their cafpocs arriving
from Tue said British possessions; and il shall be
lawful for the said British vessels TO import into the
limited States, and to export therefrom, any arti-
Gle or articles which may De imported or exported
IN vessels OF the United States; and the act, entitled
AN act concerning navigation passed OH the cigh-
teen'h day OF April, one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen ON act supplementary thereto passed the fl
teenth day OF May, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty; aud an act, entitled IAN act TO regulate the
commercial intercourse between the United Suites md
certain British ports, passed the first day of March
one thousand eight hundred md twenty are in
such case hereby declared to be suspended or abso-
in'e!Y repealed As may be agreed upon with The
British Government.
Sec. ,. and be IL further enacted, That, whenc-
yer the Pors of the United States shall have heer
opened under tho auhory given in the iirst section
OF TINS act British vessels and their cagocs shall be
admitted To an entry IN the ports of tho United States
rom the islands, provinces, or colonies of Great
Britain on or near the North Amcrican continent
and North or East of the United States.
The ill having been read,
MIR. Cambreleng said, he would state FOR the salts
faction OF gentlemen all sides Of the House, that
'Here was no new prir ciple contained IN this bill The
prhc'Pie at 1t. he said precisely that contained in
'oe INSTRUCTIONS from Ar. Clay To Mr. GalAtn, under
the late administration. end the friends of that admin
Iseraton would approve of it, rs well as Others When
ITS OBJECT was fully understood, he believed there
""N' ~ wv NHcTFnce OF upintOn IN the House upon
IT. Under the unanimous direction of the Committee
he should move for the consideration of this bal, in the
course ut the dav giving time only TO have il printed
Tor the information of the House.
The bill was twice read, and referred to a Commit.
tee of the Whole.
Mr. Csmhreleng then, by unanimous consent, under
the instruction OF the Committee on Commerce NOV
ed the following restitution:
Resolved, That the Presden: OF the United STAT es
De requested To communicate this House such in.
formation IN relation to the negotiations with Great
n. VtNa I'll,
uerm 1t not Incompatible with the public interest 10
communicate.
The resolution was agreed to-
PAY OF TuE M,RI>E CpErs
ne Jolnt Resolution for continuing the pay ofthe Of
ceTs OF The Marine Corps heretofore allowed until
otherwise ordered, read a third time
on 'ne question o I's passage IN" previous question
House. "
The merits of the resolution We're then debated by
Mr W'ckiSr, Mr.. Sc nufiir, and Mr. Drayton in OF.
Iancey, in favor of It.
MIR Barringer then, TO prevent the consumption of
the remaining time OF the Session upon this bill dc.
rnanded the previous question.
The demand seconded by the House and ,lr,
main question being ordered be put was put accor
d'ngy' and the bli was passed by vote of SO to 6t
and sent to the Senate for concurrence
On motion Of Mr.. Archer, the consideration of an
Senate bills was post poned till tomorrow
Mr Cam5reieng. from the Committee on Commerce.
70 which was referred yesterday, Message of the
VI 'lc ONllcu states upon the subject nc
EQUATIONS pending between the United states and
'reat Britain. reported bill to amend the acts re-
regulating the commercial intercourse between the
C"ted States and Grea, Pritnin: which u,oe ,uice
read ana committed TO a Committee of the Whole
House To dav.
ton: 'N'u
Resolved That the President of the United States
be requested to communicate 10 this House sucb iufr
nation relating II neg citations with Great Britain
concerning the Colonial Trade, as he may deem com
Pallhie VITA the public interest.
Me said resolution beiurs sead ny uoau;m.ns c.o.
SOM, me question was put To agree Ihe same and
Carried in the affirmative. ~"
ne JOINT Resolution to suspend edings against
the Corporation of the House of REFUGE in NJ
York; and " '"
The bill from the Senate 'to repeal the proviso IN
an ac' 70 authorize the masters of vessels in certain
cases TO clear out, either the Custom House of Pc
tersbuFg, or that of Richmond;" were severaIv-esd
third time and passed
The House proceeded to the consideration OF the
engTossed b providing for tue settlement of the ac.
counts II certain diplomatic functionaries; md the
Question was stated, shall the bill passi
Mr. Wickhffe opposed the bill at some length and
! " was advocated by MessTs Archer and Polk and g.
naily passed by yeas and nays, III to so.
The House proceeded to The consideration of the
o 70 provide Tor surveying certain lands in the terri
/ tory of Arkansas.
Mr. Whltuesey called for the yeas and nays on tn,
third reading and after few remarks in favor oP ,b
OIL by Air. Sewer, II ordered, TO be re1d tbrr
! GDe-Ayes Isl, noes 10.
The House proceeded TO the consideration of a.,
oI 10 amend an act entitled can act, fixing the CON
Pensauon o. public ministers and Of consus resinr
on the coast Of Barbary and for other purnosesD
ur B'ckhfe stated his objections to tha prov;sio,
Tor coming and proposed an amendment "a ID,
18th sectioni when " lax
Mr. Archer moved strike cut the section. rbcr
was follows: ' VIII
oec y And be further enacted That the sum OF orr
thousand dollars per anuum be allowed each Minister anC
s Ges AhaIes m lieu Of all allowances for contingent x
Iovued That The President Of the United state. shat
DO auoTZed to allow to each oG the ministers al oudo p
49, and 81 Petersburg further Of Two thousand doIs
per annum and no allow for Contingencies except hero
! 10 PROVIDED shall be made any case whatever w
] ana M lieu thereof insert the following.
see And be u further enacted That som not evrssd
sSSOOO per aunum, DO allowed each Of the Mus a,
LONDON Paus aud 81 Petersburg house rent; and maj e
sum OF siV3V per anuum he allowed 10 like manner 10 the
hns'e' ~ SPAIN, and Neihsrand compensation fo the
os ncInen 10 lbeir attendance court IN rs occa,ioua
changes OF residence ~ those countries respectively
hneIh go1 deal Of debate the part Of Nsssrs Archer
H'ohnIe, OK bead Williams, Dwight and dayton 90
ns and o'ber poyisOns Of the bin was a( m NJ,
Williams TO lay he ball Tie table, whieh prevailed bv yes
I aud fraya- n IA IN