BEI,ATIoNs WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
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EFstLl loINDAhffI II Oill-4AA b's' @' During the delivery of Mr. .FRlE's speech, the committee rose informallysand the Spea- ker resumed the chair to receive amessage in writing from the President of the United States by the hands of J. K. WALKER, esq; his private secretary.

 In obedience 10 general call, the message and accompanying documents were read as follows:

 10 lie House of Representatives.

 of tue Unifed States:

 In compliance with the request ol the House of Representatives, in their resolution Of the 3d instant, 1 herewith communicate 3 report from the Secretary of State, with the accompanying correspondence which has taken place "between the Secretary oI State and the minister of the U s. at London" and ,sbelween the government of Great Britain and this government, in relation to the country west of the Rocky mountains, since the last annual message of the President" to Congress.

 JAMES K. POLK. Washington, Feb. z, 1846.