Mr. Macon's motions to exclude belligerent armed vessels from our ports; to prohibit the admission into our ports of vessels belonging to, or coming from, belligerent ports, and the importation of merchandise the growth, &c. of belligerent dominions; and for amending the embargo acts. : November 17, 1808. First and second resolutions agreed to, and third resolution ordered to lie on the table.

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