The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-04 00:00:00

AMERICA.

'WASHINGTON CITY, JUNE i s.—Copy of a leiter.
from Mr. Lynam, AMerican Consul in L0nd0n,..16
thelTrur. Stephen IL Bradley, Esq. a Senator, in
Congress, dated May 3, 1809
" I take' this opportunity by the Pacific, one of
our packets, to address a tew lines to you at Wash-
ington I where, on the arrival of that vessel in the
United States, I presume you will be, .and l7arns,
both from public and rnore private rneanS• of intor-;
Mation, the important change which has lately talieri
place in the, policy of t4i.s. Government, by the revo.7.,
cation of the Orders of Council. Tfiis event; al*
tough othei Orders are.subst ''therefor, of
nature so highly objealonahle, is, nevertheless,
considered bs, all our friendOrerei as vastly importt
ant : first and principally, as it furnishes an exOnl-.
pie, and establishes the- facl, that the United States
can make the interests of this country feel, • and that
very sensibly; and secondly,. as we have rm
pation in the revocation of the old, and the substi-
tut ion of the new Orders, we are thereby pledgei
to nothing, and at full liberty to take advantage of
occurrences as they arise and pass on.. Ynu will
say, then, what has done all this I My reply is, the
Steady policy of our GOvernment, and the support'
of thepe)ple,`as evinced in .the late presidential
other elections. i.-1" do not consider the repeal of th 6
Embargo, and substitution of the Nora-laerenorsu
law, as a change of policy, but only of meastlres ;
and it was so regardod here. Indeed, it i4gencrijly
allowed, that 'the- NOn-Intercotirie.Would
tie rnorF~-
severely felt than the Embargo; notwithstaildit47.:9
you may be assured, .that the latter, if continued,
would have answered the most sanguine expet.l4.
tions.

" This country is wholly commercial, and
by any obstruCtiops to trade. Mr. Spence lately; :r
published a book, entitled " prem. Britain lode-
pendent' of COMMette—,"andtord Sheffield has
always been endeavOuring to prove her independ-•
ence of our COIIIO3ffOe b-t.it.:,,facis prove that 13ei".
ther understand the questiou. Mr. Burke uuder-',-;
.slood it better, who said, " that.our dorntnerte was
the food which nourished this political body." The
United States, instead,of being the, dupes (Whicii
sometiMes I fear we have been) of the policy acre,,
artifitfes of France and England, may make them'
subservient to our interest, aided' by a little sea-.
sonable-coercion. Z iappe yott will pardon these fe,vr
hasty suggestions, which illy present situation ren.'•
dered so obvious. It is sOttielimis useful to know
only the' impressions which .are made by the.sanitt
objeets in. different situations." ;

• Monday a secions accident occurred to two Gay,"
tlemen, one of whorti was in treaty with a"horse"
dealer, near Hide Park:tfor the purchaseof a spirited
horse to run in his curricle. The 'borse .w'a, put to
in a gig fora ttial in the" Park, and just as they en•,;
tered the gate at Hyde Park Corner, the dinnial took
fright, apd ran furiously towards .the gate opposite
Stanhape-street. The Gentleman • who held the
reins, finding it impossible to govern hi,, jumped
from his seat, and unfortunately fell upon his head 5
he received a 'dreadful contusion, atid was tidier! 00
in an almost lifeless state, and, conveyed to St.
George's Hospital ; the other Gentleman kept his
spat until the 'horse run-the .gig .ag4:;-n3* the wags_
nearly opposite the boson; and dashed it to plece4
by the sudden shock of which the Gentleman vii‘g
pitched off at some distance; he was severely Lois'
ed, but had none.of his limbs broken.

in the Last two years, three of 20,000, two of,
10,000, three of 5000, one of 4000,, one of 2,000:
three of i,069; six of 5001. 8t c. have ben
among the friends of HORNSBY .and Co. who s-').
kindly honoured them with their commands; b
sides one Million sterling in former Lotterles•.:
HORNSBY and Co. solicit the faVours of the Pubitt%
in.the preseht Lottery, which begins Drawing Oil,
the 20113 of O&ober, and finishes-:on the same daY;
Only 5000 numbers, which may be had at tlie 01°1
established State Lottery Offices, 26, Cornhill,
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. , ,