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Wedaesday, Dec. 17. The bill from the House, extending the time within which merchandise may be i'm ported for the benefit of draw back, was read twice, and referred.

 s Mir. Hayne, from the Committee on Naval Affairs, reported bill for the relief of susan Decatur and others. This bill provides tha, SlOO,OOO shall be appropriated, and divided, in rateable proportions among the s"'vi''oe captors of tine Philadelphia frigate and the heirs of those who have deceased; of which the proportion to be given to the heirs of com modore Decatur is fixed at S1 ,OOO. The biIl was read, and passed to a second reading

 Thursday, Dec. IS. Mr.. Smith of Maryland, acting Vice Presi- dent. presented memorial from 1000 mer- chants and Others of Baltimore, against the auction system. Among the signatures was that of the venerable Charles Carroll.