The Daily Advertiser ; Political, Historical, And Commercial

On Saturday last the General Assembly
of Pennsylvania resumed the consideration
of assembling a Convention within that
State for the purpose of deliberating and determining on the Federal Constitution, and
in addition to their resolution of the 28th
ultimo, which appeared in our paper of
Tuesday last, the following resolves were
carried in the affirmative.

" Resolved, That the elections for deputies as aforesaid be held at the several places in the said city and counties as are fixed
by law for holding the elections for representatives to the General Assembly, and
that the same be conducted by the officers
who conduct the said elections for the representatives, and agreeably to the rules and
regulations thereof.

Resolved, That the election of deputies as aforesaid shall be held for the city of
Philadelphia, and the several counties of
this State, on the first Tuesday of November
next.

" Resolved, That the persons so elected
to serve in Convention shall assemble on the
third Tuesday of November at the State-House in the city of Philadelphia.

Resolved, That the proposition submitted to this House by the Deputies of Pennsylvania in the general Convention of the States,
of ceding to the United States, a district of
country within this State for the seat of the
General Government,and for the exclusive legislation of Congress, be particularly recommended to the Consideration of the Convention.

" Resolved, That it be recommended to
the succeeding House of Assembly, to make
the same allowance to the attending Members of Convention as is made to the Members of the General Assembly, and also to
provide for the extraordinary expences
which may be incurred by holding the said
elections."

The Assembly then rose, sine die.