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The Baltimore Patriot, of the 27th, pulp fishes letter from Washington, dated the night of the 26th, which says--'sCongress will pass resolutions declaratory of their firm determination to abide by the Treaty ---no restrictive measures will be adopted, as any prohibition, or augmentation of du- lies would be an infraetion on our part, and while wo scrupulously fulfil all its stipula- tions, we can with propriety demand that the French nation, through its Representa- tives, do not violate 1t.

 The Constitution frigate proceeds imme- diately after the adjournment of Congress 10 France, to await Mir. Livingston's or ders. Should the appropriation be made Commodore Elliott will procded to take command of the Mediterranean Squadron ---should t De rejected, Mr. Livingston will return in her, and our fleet be ordered to cruise in the open seas---in single ships.

 Mo. Rep.