Daniel Meserve Durell

TO PASS S. 45, A BILL AUTHORIZING AN AUGMENTATION OF THE MARINE CORPS. (P.1562)

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION THAT THE ALLOWANCE GRANTED TO BRIGADIER GENERAL WILKINSON, WHILST COMMANDER AT NATCHITOCHES, IS CONTRARY TO LAW.

TO PASS H. R. 120, A BILL TO DEPRIVE, IN CERTAIN CASES, VESSELS OF THEIR AMERICAN CHARACTER, AND TO PREVENT UNDER CERTAIN DISABILITIES, ANY CITIZENS OF THE U. S. TAKING A LICENSE FROM ANY FOREIGN POWER TO NAVIGATE THE OCEAN OR TO TRADE WITH ANY OTHER FOREIGN AND INDEPENDENT POWER. (P.1558)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE THANKS OF THE HOUSE BE PRESENTED TO JOSEPH B. VARNUM, IN TESTIMONY OF THEIR APPROBATION OF HIS CONDUCT IN THE DISCHARGE OF THE ARDUOUS AND IMPORTANT DUTIES ASSIGNED HIM WHILST IN THE CHAIR. (P.1596)

TO RECOMMIT S. 44, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE MAKING OF A TURNPIKE ROAD FROM MASON'S CAUSEWAY TO ALEXANDRIA TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (P.1550)

TO AMEND H. R. 164, A BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY FOR 1809, BY ELIMINATING THE APPROPRIATION OF $1,000,000 FOR THE FORTIFICATION OF PORTS AND HARBORS. (P.1553)

TO CONCUR IN AN AMENDMENT TO H. R. 158, A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR PERSONS WHO WERE DISABLED BY KNOWN WOUNDS RECIEVED IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR; WHICH AMENDMENT ELIMINATES THE PROVISION THAT EVERY PERSON ADMITTED TO A PENSION IS ENTITLED TO RECEIVE A SUM EQUAL TO THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF THE PENSION CALCULATED FROM THE TIME OF DISABILITY TO THE TIME OF ADMISSION ON THE PENSION LIST.

TO PASS S. 47, A BILL MAKING FURTHER PROVISIONS FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE HOUSEHOLD OF THE PRESIDENT. (P. 1544)

TO AMEND H. R. 158, A BILL PROVIDING FOR PERSONS DISABLED BY WOUNDS RECEIVED IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, BY ADDING A SECTION ENTITLING WOUNDED VETERANS PLACED ON THE PENSION LIST SINCE 1/1/1796, TO A SUM EQUAL TO 10 YEARS' ALLOWANCE OF SUCH PENSION AS HE WAS ORIGINALLY ALLOWED.

TO PASS S. 48.

TO AMEND S. 48, BY ELIMINATING FROM LINES 4 AND 5 OF SECTION 17, THE WORDS, "SO MUCH OF THE SAID ACTS AS IS REPEALED BY THIS ACT, OR WHICH HAVE BEEN, OR MAY HEREAFTER BE INCURRED BY VIRTUE OF SAID ACTS, ON ACCT. OF ANY INFRACTION OF SO MUCH OF SAID ACTS AS IS NOT REPEALED BY THIS ACT", AND INSERT IN LIEU THE WORDS, "SAID ACTS REPEALED BY THIS ACT". (P. 1533)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY MODIFYING AN AMENDMENT BY INCLUDING THE WORDS "AND REQUIRED", TO READ "PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SHALL BE AUTHORIZED AND REQUIRED". (P.1530)

TO ADJOURN, DURING DEBATE ON S. 48. (P.1529)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY ELIMINATING THE DATE FOR PARTIAL REPEAL OF THE EMBARGO. (P.1534)

AN AMENDMENT TO AMEND S. 48, BY MODIFYING THE WORDING TO READ "AFTER DEMAND MADE AND REFUSED ON THE PART OF BRITAIN TO ADJUST DISPUTES WITH THE U. S.", THE PRESIDENT SHALL BE AUTHORIZED AND REQUIRED TO EMPLOY VOLUNTEER MILITIA.

TO AMEND H. R. 164, A BILL AMENDING THE ACTS ESTABLISHING THE WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE MILITARY AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR 1809 BY INCLUDING IN THE ADDITIONAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS APPROPRIATED, THE $950,000 ALREADY APPROPRIATED, INSTEAD OF ADDING THE ONE MILLION TO THAT SUM. (P.1522)

TO AMEND H. R. 164, A BILL AMENDING THE ACTS ESTABLISHING THE WAR AND NAVAL DEPARTMENTS AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE MILITARY AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR 1809, BY APPROPRIATING AN ADDITIONAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR FORTIFICATIONS. (P.1521)

TO ADJOURN, DEBATE ON S. 48.

TO POSTPONE S. 48, UNTIL MONDAY. SPEAKER VOTING NAY. (P.1525)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY INSISTING THAT FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN "MODIFY HER EDICTS" WHICH VIOLATE THE NEUTRAL COMMERCE OF THE U. S. (P.1532,1533)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO IMMEDIATELY MAKE USE OF MILITARY FORCE TO TAKE POSSESSION OF TERRITORIES OF ENGLAND BORDERING ON THE U. S. (P.1523)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY MAKING MARCH 15 THE DATE FOR PARTIAL REPEAL OF THE EMBARGO. (P.1535)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION PROVIDING THAT IF ANY U. S. VESSEL ENGAGED IN LAWFUL COMMERCE, BE CAPTURED BY ENGLAND OR FRANCE, IT SHALL BE CONSIDERED AN ACT OF WAR AND THE PRESIDENT UPON SATISFACTORY PROOF SHALL ISSUE LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL. (P.1531)

TO TABLE S. 48. (P.1527)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY CHANGING THE DATE FROM THE 4TH DAY OF MARCH TO THE 2OTH OF MAY, AS THE TIME AT WHICH THE PARTIAL REPEAL OF THE EMBARGO SHOULD TAKE PLACE. (P.1519)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY ELIMINATING FROM IT ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL. (P.1517)

TO AMEND S. 48, BY ELIMINATING FROM THE BILL ALL THAT PART OF THE BILL RELATING TO THE REPEAL OF THE EMBARGO. (P.1518)

TO AMEND H. R. 125, BY ELIMINATING FROM THE BILL SECTION 12: THAT SO MUCH OF THE EMBARGO ACTS AS FORBID THE DEPARTURE OF VESSELS OWNED BY U. S. CITIZENS AND THE EXPORTATION OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE TO ANY FOREIGN PORT OTHER THAN GREAT BRITAIN OR FRANCE IS REPEALED AFTER MARCH. (P.1452, 1494, 1500)

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF H. R. 125. (P.1493)

TO AMEND H. R. 125, BY ELIMINATING THE SECTION WHICH REPEALS THE EMBARGO EXCEPTING AS RELATES TO GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE. (P.1452, 1494, 1500)

TO ORDER THE ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H. R. 146, A BILL IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON ALL GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO THE U. S. (P.1441)

TO PASS H. R. 146, A BILL IMPOSING ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON ALL GOODS IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES. (P.1448)

TO PASS H. R. 123, A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE CLAIM OF DANIEL COTTON. (P.1433)

TO ADJOURN.

TO DISCHARGE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROHIBITING COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITH SUCH BELLIGERENTS AS HAD IN FORCE DECREES OR EDICTS AGAINST THE LAWFUL COMMERCE OF THE U. S. (P.1427)

TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION REPEALING THE EMBARGO AND ISSUING LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL.

TO PASS S. 32. (P.1191)

TO AMEND S. 32 BY PROVIDING THAT THIS ACT SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO EMPLOY ANY GREATER NUMBER OF VESSELS THAN IN HIS OPINION, THE PUBLIC SERVICE SHALL DEMAND. (P.1187)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION REQUESTING PRESIDENT TO FURNISH INFORMATION RELATING TO RESIGNATION OF B. LINCOLN, LATE COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF BOSTON.

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO FURNISH THE HOUSE WITH ALL CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO RESIGNATION BY BENJAMIN LINCOLN, LATE COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF BOSTON AND CHARLESTON; AND APPOINTING A COMMITTEE TO INQUIRE INTO THE CAUSES PREVENTING THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE RESIGNATION IN 1806 AND 1807, AND INTO THE REASONS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF A SUCCESSOR; AND TO REPORT BACK TO THE HOUSE. (P.1175)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H. R. 142, A BILL TO POSTPONE UNTIL FEB. 22, THE THIRD READING OF H.R. 142, A (P.1168, 946)

TO INSIST ON DISAGREEMENT TO THE AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE TO H. R. 111. (P.1095)

TO CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN THEIR AGREEMENT WITH THE THIRD AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H. R. 14, WHICH AMENDMENT WOULD INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ORDINARY, SEAMEN AND BOYS TO 4449 FROM 2000 SEAMEN. (P. 1079)

TO CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN THEIR DISAGREEMENT TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H. R. 111, WHICH AMENDMENT RELATES TO FRIGATES, ARMED VESSELS AND GUNBOATS BEING FITTED OUT, OFFICERED AND MANNED. (P.1098)

TO PASS H. R. 137, A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF SICK, DISABLED AND DISTRESSED SEAMEN. (P.1097)

TO CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE IN FILLING THE BLANK IN H. R. 137, A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF SICK, DISABLED AND DISTRESSED SEAMEN, BY APPROPRIATING $200,000 FOR THAT PURPOSE. (P.1075)

TO RECOMMIT THE NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT BILL WITH AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO OBTAIN A RECONSIDERATION OF ALL THE AMENDMENTS RELATING TO THE APPOINTMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OF ADDITIONAL NAVY OFFICERS, SEAMEN AND MARINES. (P.1067)

TO RECOMMITT H. R. 111, WITH AMENDMENTS TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. (P.1058)

TO AMEND H. R. 111, BY ELIMINATING "GUNBOATS" FROM THE ARMED VESSELS, NOW LAID UP, TO BE EQUIPPED, MANNED AND EMPLOYED IN ACTUAL SERVICE. (P.1044)

TO AMEND H. R. 111, BY PROVIDING THAT ALL FRIGATES, ARMED VESSELS AND GUNBOATS BE FITTED OUT, OFFICERED, MANNED AND EMPLOYED AS SOON AS MAY BE FOR ACTUAL SERVICE, AND STATIONED AT PORTS AND PLACES AS THE PRESIDENT MAY DEEM MOST EXPEDIENT. (P. 1078, 324)

TO TABLE H. R. 111, A BILL PROVIDING FOR EMPLOYING AN ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF SEAMEN AND MARINES. (P.1034)

TO AMEND S. 33, A BILL ENFORCING THE EMBARGO AND THE SEVERAL ACTS SUPPLEMENTARY THERETO MORE EFFECTUALLY, BY ELIMINATING THE SECTION AUTHORIZING COLLECTORS TO SEIZE ARTICLES BELIEVED TO BE INTENDED FOR EXPORTATION. (P. 983)

TO AMEND S. 33, BY EXTENDING THE LIMITATION OF THE LAW FROM THE DURATION OF THE EMBARGO TO THE "FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT". (P.988)

TO ADJOURN.

TO SUSTAIN THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF A SENATE BILL IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE COULD NOT BE CALLED FOR, IN PREFERENCE TO OTHER BUSINESS.

TO DISCHARGE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION REPEALING THE EMBARGO ACT AND THE SEVERAL ACTS SUPPLEMENTARY THERETO.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT IMMEDIATELY TO RAISE, ARM AND EQUIP 50,000 VOLUNTEERS, TO SERVE FOR THE TERM OF 2 YEARS. (P.946)

TO PASS S. 29, A BILL WHICH APPROPRIATES $1,000.00 TO MR. A. J. VALLARD FOR AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE MODE OF MOUNTING CANNON. (P.939)

TO AMEND H. R. 111, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF NAVY OFFICERS, SEAMEN, AND MARINES, BY INCREASING THE ENLISTMENT BY 2,000 MEN. (P. 904, 906)

TO ORDER ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING OF H. R. 111, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF NAVY OFFICERS, SEAMEN AND MARINES. (P.909)

TO DETERMINE THE DAY FOR CONSIDERATION OF S. 33, A BILL ENFORCING AND MAKING EFFECTUAL THE EMBARGO LAWS. (P.903)

TO RESOLVE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO TAKE UP THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF SEVERAL ACTS LAYING AN EMBARGO ON ALL SHIPS AND VESSELS IN THE PORTS AND HARBORS OF THE U. S. (P.899)

TO AGREE TO THE SECOND MEMBER OF THE SECOND RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, WHICH READS: "OR TO ANY OTHER OF THE BELLIGERENT POWERS HAVING IN FORCE ORDERS OR DECREES VIOLATING THE LAWFUL COMMERCE AND NEUTRAL RIGHTS OF THE U. S." (P.865)

TO ADJOUR, DURING DEBATE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. (P.888)

TO UPHOLD THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR PROVIDING THAT THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT COULD NOT BE RECEIVED UNLESS THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE WAS DISCHARGED FROM THE CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION MOVED BY MR. CHITTENDEN ON THE 10TH, AND SEVERAL SUBSEQUENT RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED AND REFERRED TO THE SAME COMMITTEE. (P.889)

TO ADJOURN DURING DEBATE ON A RESOLUTION RELATING TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS, WHICH PROHIBITS BY LAW, ALL VESSELS OF GREAT BRITAIN OR FRANCE FROM ADMISSION TO U. S. PORTS AND THE IMPORTATION OF ANY GOODS, WARES OR MERCHANDISE FROM THESE NATIONS AND DOMINIONS THEREOF. (P.886)

TO ADOPT THE SECOND DIVISION ON THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS, PROHIBITING THE ADMISSION OF ALL VESSELS FROM FRANCE INTO U. S. PORTS. (P.892)

TO ADJOURN DURING DEBATE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. (P.888)

TO AGREE TO THE RESIDUE OF THE SECOND RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN RELATIONS WHICH PROVIDES AS FOLLOWS: "AND, ALSO, THE IMPORTATION OF ANY GOODS OF THE DOMINIONS OF ANY OF THE SAID POWERS, OR IMPORTED FROM ANY PLACE IN THE POSSESSION OF EITHER". (P.893)

TO PASS THE FIRST MEMBER OF THE RESOLUTION THAT IT IS EXPEDIENT TO PROHIBIT BY LAW THE ADMISSION INTO THE PORTS OF THE U. S. ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ARMED OR UNARMED SHIPS OR VESSELS BELONGING TO GREAT BRIATIN. (P.887)

TO ADOPT THE 2ND RESOLUTION RELATING TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS, WHICH RESOLUTION PROHIBITS ADMISSION OF VESSELS BELONGING TO GREAT BRITAIN OR FRANCE TO ANY PORT IN THE U. S. AND ALSO IMPORTATION OF ANY GOODS, WARES OR MERCHANDISE FROM THESE NATIONS OR THEIR DOMINIONS. (P.894)

TO UPHOLD THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT THE PROPOSED MOTION OF MR. LEWIS TO AMEND THE ORIGINIAL RESOLUTION WAS NOT IN ORDER AS IT PARTIALLY EMBRACED THE SUBSTANCE OF A PROPOSED RESOLUTION ALREADY REFERRED TO BUT NOT CONSIDERED OR REPORTED BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE. (P.890)

TO AGREE TO THE FIRST RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS: "THAT THE U. S. CANNOT WITHOUT A SACRIFICE OF THEIR HONOR, RIGHTS, AND INDEPENDENCE, SUBMIT TO THE LATE EDICTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE". (P.612, 855)

TO AGREE TO THE SECOND MEMBER OF THE FIRST RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS, VIZ: TO THE WORDS "AND FRANCE". (P. 854)

TO AGREE TO THE 1ST CLAUSE OF THE FIRST RESOLUTION RELATING TO FOREIGN RELATIONS WHICH CLAUSE PROVIDES "THAT THE U. S. CANNOT, WITHOUT A SACRIFICE OF THEIR RIGHTS, HONOR AND INDEPENDENCE SUBMIT TO THE LATE EDICTS OF GREAT BRITAIN". (P.P. 612, 853)

TO ADJOURN, DURING DEBATE ON THE REPORT OF A COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. (P.815)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY IMPOSED ON THE COMMUNICATION FROM OUR RESPECTIVE MINISTERS AT PARIS AND LONDON; WHICH ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ON THE 8TH INST. BE TAKEN OFF WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL ARMSTRONG TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE, DATED PARIS, DEC. 27, 1807. (P.P. 812, 813, 814)

TO PASS H. R. 104, A BILL AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO EMPLOY UP TO 12 ADDITIONAL REVENUE CUTTERS, TO BE PAID FROM DUTIES ON GOODS AND WARES IMPORTED INTO THE U. S. AND ON TONNAGE OF SHIPS AND VESSELS. (P.1798)

TO UPHOLD THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR THAT CONFORMABLY TO THE DETERMINATION OF THE HOUSE ON DEC. 15, THE AFFIRMATIVE DECISION OF THE PREVIOUS QUESTION DID NOT PRECLUDE DEBATE ON THE MAIN QUESTION; MOTION MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. (P.633)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO FOREIGN RELATIONS AND THE EMBARGO SO AS TO INCLUDE THE PROVISO THAT THE U. S. CANNOT SUBMIT TO THE ABANDONMENT OF OCEAN NAVIGATION, OR WITHOUT A SACRIFICE OF ITS RIGHTS, HONOR AND INDEPENDENCE, SUBMIT TO THE LATE EDITS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE. (P.612, 628)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION TO REMOVE THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY IMPOSED ON CERTAIN LETTERS FROM OUR MINISTERS AT PARIS AND LONDON.

TO CONSIDER THE PUBLICATION OF THE SECRET JOURNAL RELATING TO THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO THE LIFTING OF SECRECY. (P.1598)

TO AGREE THAT THE SECRET JOURNAL RELATING TO THE RESOLUTION REGARDING THE LIFTING OF SECRECY, BE PUBLISHED. (P.1598)

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE LIFTING OF SECRECY AS AMENDED.

TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE LIFTING OF SECRECY AS AMENDED. (P.1597)

TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION LIFTING THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY BY EXCEPTING THE EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL ARMSTRONG TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. (P.1595)

TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION REMOVING THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY, SO FAR AS IT RELATES TO THE SUBSTANCE OF THE COMMUNICATIONS FROM OUR RESPECTIVE MINISTERS AT PARIS AND LONDON, WHICH ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE OF THE 8TH IREST. (P.1595)

TO RESOLVE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION REPEALING SEVERAL ACTS LAYING AN EMBARGO ON ALL SHIPS AND VESSELS IN THE PORTS AND HARBORS OF THE U. S. (P.513)

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE PASSAGE OF AN ORDINANCE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORIES OF THE U. S. (P.509)

TO RESOLVE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE TO CONSIDER THE RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO A REPEAL OF THE SEVERAL ACTS LAYING AN EMBARGO ON ALL SHIPS AND VESSELS IN THE PORTS AND HARBORS OF THE U. S. (P.500)

TO ORDER THE PRINTING OF CERTAIN PAPERS CONTAINING ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE OFFICIAL CONDUCT OF BRIGADIER GENERAL JAMES WILKINSON IN HIS BEING CHARGED AS RECEIVING MONEY ILLEGALLY FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT, SUCH PAPERS TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO MEMBERS. (J. P. 305)

TO PASS H. R. 89 (4/25/1808), A BILL TO MAKE GOOD A DEFICIT IN THE APPROPRIATION OF 1807 AND TO MAKE A FURTHER APPROPRIATION FOR COMPLETING THE SOUTH WING OF THE CAPITOL AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

TO AMEND H. R. 89 (4/25/1808), A BILL TO MAKE GOOD A DEFICIT IN THE APPROPRIATION OF 1807 AND TO MAKE A FURTHER APPROPRIATION FOR COMPLETING THE SOUTH WING OF THE CAPITOL, BY APPROPRIATING $51,500 TO FULFILL THIS PURPOSE. (J. P. 302)

REQUIRE THE PRESIDENT TO CAUSE TO BE PREPARED FOR SERVICE THE FRIGATE AND OTHER ARMED VESSELS OF THE U. S.

TO POSTPONE INDEFINITELY S. 25, AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE AND REQUIRE THE PRESIDENT TO CAUSE TO BE PREPARED FOR SERVICE THE FRIGATE AND OTHER ARMED VESSELS OF THE U. S.

TO PASS S. 24.

TO AMEND S. 24, BY PERMITTING ANY SHIP OR VESSEL, OWNED BY U. S. CITIZENS LOADED WITH PRODUCE OF THE U. S. BEFORE THE ACT LAYING AN EMBARGO WAS PASSED, TO PROCEED TO ANY OTHER U. S. PORT AND THERE TO REMAIN, SUBJECT TO SUCH OTHER RESTRICTIONS AND BONDS AS ARE PRESCRIBED.

TO AMEND S. 24, BY AUTHORIZING THE COLLECTOR OF THE DISTRICT TO TAKE INTO CUSTODY ANY UNUSUAL DEPOSIT OF PROVISIONS, LUMBER OR OTHER ARTICLES, UNTIL BOND, WITH SUFFICIENT SURETIES, SHALL HAVE BEEN GIVEN FOR THE LANDING OR DELIVERY OF SAME IN SOME U. S. PORT. (J. P. 295)

TO AMEND S. 24, BY PROVIDING THAT NOTHING IN THE SEVERAL EMBARGO ACTS SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO PREVENT BRITISH TERRITORIAL INLAND TRADE WITH THE INDIANS. (J. P. 297)

TO PASS S. 23 (4/22/1808), A BILL TO ALTER THE TIME FOR THE NEXT MEETING OF CONGRESS. (J. P. 287)