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The report being read,

 Mir. Webster said, that he did not rise to oppose the acceptance of the Re- port. Under all circumstances, it might, he thought, he as we'll to accept it. and put the matter at rest. Nevertheless, he was of opinion the Committee ea..A;t At 10 nave come 10 a different conclusion. The present moment was exceedingly favorable to further reduction of du- ties on teas. By the provisions of the Act Of IS30, a considerable reduction Is now to take place, on the first of next month, and is to apply to teas al ready imported, but then in bond, as we'll as 10 teas imported affer that pc riod. In consequence of this provision of law, nearly ali the teas in the conn- try were now in bond. and if farther reduction of duties be intended, this seems the very time to givetit eilect, for by applying to the great mass of the teas already in the country, as well as 70 future iInportatiols, the ledlctiop