The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-23 00:00:00

NO. illtglaNli TO ,fiat. 'OO7ll.

:t
t)rail 4.
llat*ti the linnelor YOU Nov
Niajeay, haring beeo pirltiadmi rig,.{ t.
able reparation, whicti ho hatitaused to be truth Ear ttid
the tinauthor;ted attack upoll tLit &wet-icon fti

pre Chesapeake, would be accepted by the tioverh.
nicht ;tit' the United States, in the same snirit of
cunciliation with which it was proposed, has in-
structed me to express his satisfactiois, should such
a happy termination of That affair tak* place ; not
only as having= emoved a painful cause of difference,
but ;ts affording cair prospect of a complete and
cordial underatankng being re-established between
the two countritys. , -

The favouraVle change in the relations of his Ma..
with .the. United States, Which has seen pro-
rlices.l by' Vac A& (usually termed the Non-inter-
. clorse AO,) passed in the last Session,* Congress,
was *0 anticipated by his Majesty, and has .en-.
coar!tred a further hope, •that a re-consideration et
of this existing clifferenges might lead to their salts-
' int' ork adjustinen t.
• Ote these grounds and expectations, I am in-
structed to communicate to the American Govern-
ment his Majesty's determination of sending to the,
Unite 1. States an Elivoy Extraordinary, invested.
with Bali power to conclude a Treaty on all points of
the rel ;lion:, between the two countriea.
ia the mean time,: with a view to contribute to
the at‘aiament of so desirable an object, his Majesty
willingtO withdraw his Orders in Council
0440.0:try and November, 1807, so far as respects
the United States, in the persuasion that the Presi-
dent w.onld issue a Proclamation for the renewal of
the intercourse with Great Britain; and that what.
ever 'difference cf opinien should arise in the inter-
pretation of the terms of ouch an agreement, will be
removed in the proposed Negotiation.
I have the honour to be, with sentiments of the
'highest consideration and' esteem, Sir, your most
vbedient humble servant,
'0••

U. NI. ERSKItsE.

Wm. Robert Smith, &c. &c. ace.
NO, Il.—Alll. SMITH TO MR. ERSKINE.
Department of Stitt, April A.
Stu ---The note which t had the honour of receiv-
• Ing 'from you this day, I lost no time in laying before
."the President, who, being sincerely desirous of a
satisfactory adjustment of the differences unhappily
'•existing between Great Britain and the United States,
4 'has authorised me to assure you, that he will meet
' with 4 disposition correspondent with that of his
iiritannic Majesty, the determination of his Majesty
to send to the United States a special Envoy, in-
'.4veited with lull poWer3 to conclude a Treaty on all
the paints of the reistions between the twoconntries.
1 ant further authorized to assure you, that in case
his Britannic Majesty should, in the mean time,
--w•ithr*aw his Orders in Council, of January and
.:, ovemher, 1807, 4c) far as respects the United
r
fates, the President will not fail to issue a P.ro-
' clarnatinn hp virtue of the authoiity.and for the pur-
poses specified in the eleventh Section of the,Sta-
Ante, commonly callcl the Non-intercourse Act.
:. 'have the honour, &c;

(Signed) R. Syti
No. v.—MR. ERSKINE tO MR. Swill.
Washington,, April re),
6t R•-T0 consequence of 'the areepuince, by the
President, as stated in your letter, dated .the isth
in`st, of the proposAls.made by me on the part ot his
Majeity, in my letter of the same day; for the re-
neixal 'of -the -intercourse between the respectiVb
" countries, / am authorised to declare, that his Ma-
jesty's Orders in Council ot -January and November
- 1807, will have been withdrawn, as respects the
.11niteCStstes, oh the tOth day of June next.. I
have the honour to be, with great: respect and coon.
cleration,.Siri.ypor most.obedient Servant,
(Signed) • I), M. ERSKINE.
lion. Robert Smith, &c, &e. &c.

SMITH TO 1111 t. EAtICINS.
Deportment of S fare, April T.

Stn---Having laid, before the President your, Nose
of this day, cotitainingan assurance that his Brijan-
tiit Majesty will on the loth day of June next, have
'ivithdrawn his. Orders in council of January and No-
”.trther $O7, so tar as respects the United States;
have the honour of inlorming you, that the President
will aycorditigly, and in p4rsuaticti of the 1 ith Sec-
tion of the Statute, commonly called the Niiii-Inter-
course Aet, issue a. Proclamation, so that the trade of
the United Statel :with Great Britain-. may en the
same day be' renewed, in the manner provided in
the said sirotion. I have the honour to be,

.(Signed)

R. s!dyrii,

MAILS.
414g1r.tta—t Dublin, r VVaterford. DFL-1 Publini
Waterford. . '

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LONDOIY.

;TWAY, ndAY 23, 1609.

Wr, litwe the pleasure to inform our Readeri, that
the Nonppreil Schooner, is arrived at Falmouth, with
the pleasing intelligence that Sir AsTnyn Wp-
Le.st.ry took posse►sinn of ()pork! cfn the 12th inst.

Si+• ART had written to the Captain of the Semi-

ratnis, dc siring that au Officer• might be sent to
Head-quarters to carry his Diipatches to England,
but the westerly wipds blew so. strong till the 17th,
that tio yessel'conl4 piss the bar; firm which Cap-
. lain panNctat dispatched the ./Vimporg With am
important het above rnentioned. The Nautilus, it
il,svpose., will be divatelied with the particulars
as (pop as she talq,b4r:

The intelligence which arrived yesterday fret.,"
liweden 'was ',Mil a might be expelled. GUSTA.,
yus has been, by a decre of the Diet, formally de•
throned, upon the groupd of his incapacity to go.
,tern. Tt is reported that tote Duke of StflEß9Wi4l±ll4
has beep chosen King, but no official account of
such an event has been received. lye 4tayts seen
letter? from Sweden, 01911 state, that it was at first
,tended tpewmpt the deposition of the King, not
on account of his incapacity to govern,' but op ac..
count of !lit Illegitimacy, and we are inclined to
think that pule charge been