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Mr.. Bradley presented bill for the preserva-
the United States in the ports, harbors and
ters under their jurisdiction, which was passed to
second reading.


Mr.. Lieb submitted the following resolutions.
for consideration


Resolves, That the President Of the u. States
be required to instruct our minister at the court
of Great Britain, to demand of the British gov
ernment an immediate compliance with the ar
rangemcnt made by their minister, Mr.. Erskine,
with this government, comprising atonement for
the attack upon the frgste Chesapeake. and a
! relnquishmcnt Of the orders in council and that
| on failure to execute that arrangement, our min-
! is,cr be directed TO return forthwith to the u.
States.


| Resolved, That the President Of the u. States
| be required to instruct minister at the CO urt
| OF GIeat Britain, to demand Of the British gov
| eminent an immediate release of all Americans
| impressed into the British service, and that on
failure or refusal to make such release, our min
| ister be directed thwith to return to the IT,
States


Resolved, That on failure or refusal of the go.
veTnment OF Great Britain, after demand made
oy our minister, TO carry into effect the arrange
ment OF Mr.. t.rskine, the British minister, or on
the refusal or failure to release all American CHI
zens, impressed into the British service, the
President of the United States be authorised to
Issue letters of marque and reprsaI against the
snip' and vessels belonging to the government &
subjects of Great Britain,


LLaus Dec u