of, referred to Committee of the Whole - 500
the report agreed to, and the Committee of
Claims ordered to bring in a bill

a bill for relief of, presented, read twice, and
committed.

read the third time, and passed
Courts of South Carolina, a bill to alter the time
and manner of holding the, read three
times and passed

Crimes, a committee was appointed to inquire
whether any and what amendments are
necessary in the act to punish certain,
against the United States
Culpeper, Mr., speech of, on non-intercourse bill
Cumberland Road, the President transmitted the
report of the Commissioners of the, which
was referred to a select committee -
another Message from the same was similar-
ly referred
petition of sundry inhabitants of Virginia
relating to the, referred to the same

908

909

1433

1549

909
1494

855

- 1431

1422

Dana, Mr., remarks of-continued.

on the bill from the Senate to enforce the
embargo laws

Page.

- 985

on the bill to provide for an extra session of
Congress
- 1027, 1029
on his resolution relating to navigation laws 1030
on the amendments of the Senate to the
bill for increasing the Navy
1032, 1043,
1044, 1046, 1049, 1058
speech of, on the resolution for making pre-

parations for war -

1264

on the resolution of Mr. Nicholas 1232, 1233,
1238, 1321
remarks of, on the non-intercourse bill 1447, 1507
on Mr. Bacon's resolution relating to defen-
sive maritime war -

- 1191

- 1431

in explanation of his bill concerning the
navigation laws
Dardin, Amey, Mr. Gholson presented the peti-
tion of, which was referred to the Com-
mittee of Claims

501

certain cases, read twice, and committed - 905
Defensive Maritime War, Mr. Bacon submitted

a resolution on the subject of - - 1189
which was referred to the committee on Mr.
Nicholas's resolution
- 1191
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Company, in-
definite postponement of the bill relating
to the -
Departments, a bill further to amend the several
acts to establish the Treasury, War, and
Navy, and for other purposes, read twice,
and committed

read the third time, and passed -

returned from the Senate with amendments
a bill to the same effect from the Senate
read three times, and passed

1559

- 1437

- 1537

1549

1546

- 1575

a bill in addition to the act for laying out
and making the, read twice, and commit-
ted

the report of the Commissioners of the
Customs, the Committee of Commerce and Man-

ufactures were instructed to inquire whe-
ther any amendment ought to be made to
the law relative to compensation of the
officers of the

- 513

Disabled Soldiers, a committee appointed to in-
quire into the expediency of providing by
law for the relief of Revolutionary -
Disbursement of Public Moneys, Mr. Randolph
submitted a resolution for a committee to
inquire into the, by the War Department,
contrary to law, &c., which was adopted,
and a select committee appointed -
a report from said committee, with docu-
ments accompanying it, ordered to be
printed -
Distressed Seamen, the Committee of Com-
merce and Manufactures were instructed
to inquire into the propriety of providing
by law for the relief of -

1331

- 1503

475

479

499

on the bill authorizing an additional num-
ber of revenue cutters
521,525, 526
on the edicts of France and Great Britain - 547,
548

976

900

read the third time, and passed

1375

a bill to repeal as to all nations except
France and Great Britain, after the 4th
of March next, was presented, read twice,
and committed
1432
copy of the memorial of the citizens of the
Third Ward, in New York, for repeal of 1777
Emperor of the French, the decree of the 21st
of November, 1806, by the
- 1749, 1750
decree of the 17th of December, 1807, by the 1751
Engineers, a bill from the Senate making further
provision for the corps of, read twice, and
committed

indefinitely postponed

Eppes, Mr., remarks of, on fixing a day to con-
sider the embargo resolutions

Fisk, Mr., remarks of, on a motion to print cer-
tain papers

remarks of, on the non-intercourse bill
remarks of, on the Massachusetts memorial 1539
remarks of, on the bill relating to foreign

licenses to vessels

Foreign Licenses, a bill to prohibit American
vessels from receiving, presented
read twice, and committed

reported to the House

first section of the bill struck out
ordered to a third reading

read the third time, and passed -

902

903

speech of, on resolution to raise volunteers
he contradicts an assertion of Mr. Quincy - 964
remarks of, on the Senate bill to enforce the
embargo
964, 986, 989
remarks of, on the bill providing for an ex-
tra. session
speech of, on the Senate amendments to the
bill for increasing the Navy
· 1061
speech of, on the extra session of Congress 1117
remarks of, on bill to increase the naval force 1187
speech of, on the resolution to prepare for

first resolution of said report carried nem.
con., and the second agreed to

tions touching our, which were agreed to
the second resolution of the committee

a division called for, and a motion to amend 887
the amendment adopted, and the resolution
so amended agreed to

- 894
the third resolution was agreed to, and the
two last mentioned referred, respectively,
to committees on the President's Message 895
a Message from the President, communi-
cating certain papers touching our- - 1080
five thousand copies of the same ordered to
be printed

with a sequel to the correspondence before
communicated

.

1092

1229

Foreign Vessels, a bill to prohibit the entry of,
into the ports and harbors of the United
States, read twice, and committed - 1229
Fortifications, so much of the President's Mes-
sage as related to, referred to a select com-
mittee

482

a bill to complete certain, for defence of ports,
&c., read twice, and committed - - 1993
amended and ordered to a third reading - 1171
read the third time, and passed as amended 1188
returned from the Senate with an amend-

1251, 1266

- 1510,
1524, 1526
to the

1558

- 1696

1743

1743

decree of the 2d of March, 1799, by the, of
France
decree of the 18th of March, 1799, by the,
of France, in explanation of the above
decree of the 29th of October, 1799, by the,
of France, as to the crews of vessels
decree of the 14th of November, 1799, by the,
of France, as to the mode of executing
the above

Executive Documents, Mr. Randolph submitted
a resolution to remove the injunction of
secrecy from the, which was rejected
Exports, a statement from the Treasury Depart-
ment of the, prior to 1st of October last

F.

a list of the decrees of
Franking Privilege, a resolution submitted by
Mr. Randolph granting to members the,
for all papers, &c., touching the public
service, was referred to the Post Office
Committee

the said committee were instructed to bring
in a bill granting the, on the President's
Message and documents therewith of the
23d December

(See Documents.)

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945