The Sun.
London, England, 1811-07-26 00:00:00

UORtER 'TO MR.

Mr..!Morier presents his compliments .to Mi.
Smith and begs the favour to be informed When
he may expel an answer to the letter which he
had the honour to address to. Mt. Smith on the 15th
iasiaut. , ,
Mr. Molter, at the same titne, hopes that Mr.
9tnith, Concurring in the opinion that it would be
desirable that his Aljesty's Government should, as
soon,as posiinle atter the receipt of the 'President's
Message, be 'furnished with she explanation which
Mr. Mqrier has req,tested in the above letter on the
occupation of West Florida in the name of the
United States', will readily excuse the solicitude 'with
Which he again presses this subjett upon the atten
tion of this Government.
Washington, Decou. MO. ' .

UR. SMITH .TO MR. MORIRIt. •
. .
Department of.sutte, uee. 18to:'
. .
Sir—Taking *lttlo view the stibiett and .circam-
stances of your letttt of the 14th in§t. I have in tick,
nowledging it only .10 remark tujpo, althotigivit is
sufficiently evident from the face of the documuniti
hefore:thb pnblic, that no tattstfle or unfriendly pur.
pie:is:entertained tcostarda. Spain, the opiy.,pewer
known to the Unifm,Siates in the tratisalfaion, yet
our-Euntlionary at
,L.undon has then entiblid to give
your Government whatever Aplanations may COM.
port wit h 'the ireaktietisood-the spirit of CiniCilittl 101 f
which have' been itiyeriably manifested on. the part,
of the United States.-

I have, B.n.

(Bi,ineil) R. SMITH.
john Pltilip,Morier, Esq. Charge clieltritimp

'NEW-YORK, JUNE IC).

Tha,,National inielligeryur of "the 15i11
commenting on the subject of an address delivered.
by Beonaparte to the,Chatulaer, of Commerce, says,
that ",it is not to Such chit-chat us this, that,
mit look for his dispositions ,towards the United
States," but "to tour ittlf, tie ayo ,says, rur
aught he knows, France has complied with her en-
gagenieni to the United Stales ns iespeCts the repeal
of the decrees.
The following is the Concluding.parCnf his pant-
graph 1,-
yhatever reasonable ';ground of dissatisfelion
we may have.at the 'unfriendly cohthaa .France wa-
ilifeßlS towards us in her ports, she has a, right to do
as tibe pleases there her conduct in that regard in-
volves noinnovntiorvon national law ; it concerns us
alone. It will rest with the National Legislature to
decide %viva rneasure it will tie the policy at the
United States to wake to her inaeturn."

A Coronet's In'quest sat yesterday at. the Marl-
borough Arms, Noble-street, on the body of Mr.
Alfrid Hiichain, a Half-pay Otfieer; who Met his
dcath by a fall on Tuesday last. The demised %Vai.
an Maim man, so years of age, and his servant
not having answered his ring, he left the drawing-
room, and to the ad of calling, he 'fell over the ban-
nister to the passage, a height of Iti feet. The de-
.ceased survived lavoral hours., Verditt—rAcciderttai
Death, .

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