engagement contained therein, when fitiolled, as a satis faction for the insult and injury of witirlt. he — has cont jpl4l4l4 e lri hnipit b . tpres4 elikt.cgaYS;astat ther • , 'Vent o , thai whlreThe forbears to insist tin a further platishment of t.hp olfend:nu; olficdrhit is not tho lesq sen• siblei)fthejusttce , atid eXaniple, 4or t.h , . less persoadod that it %%fluid hest.courport- with what is dit, .fora %Nice.* to his 6 , fflu honour. I have thi kouottricrbe, with the ei t filest icsittri and consideratiOn• Sir, your inoV obedient . st:ry ant . R. 5:.41T7'.. ace .. tit ' lnv. l) 4 „ 1. 0 it-Mrsikthew Eft!. 'Envoy .Extrl:)i-dinary • pad mmiiitur ewe i f ioie.ti a ry (4 It's • • , WO. 1/4:46.11 I. EIISI. I 4\IE•I'O MR. SMITH. - • • Wastii i ii:on, April 1S,18(19. • • • hare the hunt) . kir of informiii; you that his Ma hasiog teen p..,-sumled that Or o nouraLle tion wli4b•he iia.i caused :0 he tendered for the aiithort,e; attack iipoh the :iincr.4 au frigate, Cliesapeai, e, Wl!dtd ht. itcr,epte..ti by the go.een , neitt- of the United tqatos the isanieipifit of conciiiati: , i with which it wiLs proposes, IL), Inoiructed me to express his should sueti a i,i;. py of this gaiLir place ; not only as havi..g removed a painfll cause of itlference, hut as atlording a fair pr)insect of a complete cmnial uilderstaliding he.ag re established between the t.vo countries. The favAira-ale chp4e iu tht:Jelations of kis Majesty with the '_'Wiled States which been produced by the Ar: (inc.i illy termed the Non-liitererntne AA) passed in the sessoil of Congresi, was also: anticipated by h.s Majesty, and has enrourd-1 a further hope, that a reconsideration of the existing tr.Xerences align( load to their saLsfactor j adj On these grounds and expectations, • I am instructed to comninnicato to the American Government, his Majesty's deteAnin-.lion of sending to the United States an Envoy Extraornintiry, invested with .full powers to conclude a tre4t) on ail the points of the relations between the two . count ries. In the mean time, with a vie‘; , to contribute to the at tainment of so desirable an object, his Majesty would be willing to withdraw his Orders an Connill of January and November 1801, so far as respects the United States, in the perptiasion that the President would issue a Proclamation for the renewal of the intercourse with Great Britain, and that whatever difference of op'niuu should arise in the in terretation of the terms of such an agreement, will be re -moved is the proposed negociation. • I have the hoinimr to be, with sentiments of the highest consideration and esivegi, Sir, your west ohodient humble servant,.. D, M. VJRSKIN . E, *MI Robert Smith, &c. drc..&c, NO. *V."—"N.a. SMITH TO MR, -MORIN Es, Department of State, April 18, 1809. • Pla—,The Rate which I had the honour of receiving Iron, you This day, l lost no tune in laying befoie the President, who being sincerely desirous of a satisfactory adjustment of the dillrl-ences existing between Greta Britain and the United States, has author . .sed me 'o assure you thas he will meet with a d:spolitioo correspondent with that 01 his Britannic Majesty the determination of hiA Majesty to "3.4 t.) . the United states special Envoy, inv es t e d w ith If a! powers to conelu.le a tray on all the points of the re ttetween the two countries, f irt!•er 14111 1 t*:riVed to assure you, that in case his Bri , Nl.4.iesly in the mean time, withdraw hi. f). d t rs 10 - Co•soicii of Jamiary and Nia%ember, 1807, so fa a , „ Ar m s b ie unit. . aates, the Pres;dent will nut tail iS4 le a Proelaroation, by virtue of the authority, and fn • t ► porpos , s speei lied in the eleventh *ectiou o f the Statute, Guiumuuly called the Non-lotere. urse Act, L have theleaeur s &c. R. Sinn', MAY 2S. %.-MR. ERSKINE Tt) smtzn. • Washington, April 19, 1509. Sir—b consequence of the acceptance by the Presalent, as stated in your letter dated the I;th lust. of the proposals made by me on the part of his Majesty, in my letter of the same day, for the renewal of the intercourse bet wee•u the respective countries, I am authorised to declare I!.at his Majesty's Orders in Council of January and Novein!ikT, 1807, will hinc been withdrawn as respects the United Llates on the 10th day of June next. . J have the honour to he, with ~..T;:nt resput and conside ration, Sir; your most ohedik.qt.l. servmt, igned D. M. Et:SHIN Hon. Robert Suit a, &e. NO. vI.-- sus-tit 3111. IlltSX I 'V F. DeDartwe: , : pri 1 1), 1809. Sir—Having laid before toe soz „ r no i c o f I containing an a.isorance linLione :Ninjestv well, on the 10th day of Julie ti:•xt, have v. ith‘traw Orders in Council of January :November, , se, f ar as respects the United States, 1 have the tionour nalertn ;lv you that the P-esident accordith:,l, and in /fors:r anee of the eleventh section of the ••tatute, comino.ily edled the Non-Intercourse Act, issiw a Proclamation, so that the trade of tbe United States with 6 reat Britain Ira v, on t:ie same day, be renewed, in the nouiuer provided in die _ I have the honour :o be, &c. &c. It. Satz ra, IMPERIJL P.4II.u.I.wENT, HOUSE 01 LORDS. No business of importance on Thursday. Fa iduj, May 26. TREATY WITH At:!•riti t. Lord LIVERPOOL ruse to move Thanks. lie said, the subject was such as, he was persuaded, coubl not, by their Lordships, or by the public, be contemplated by and ditfereore of sentiment or opinion. Ile- would give this assurance to the llou e , tlia: whatever might be thought of the wisdom and po licy of the conduct of the Austrian Emperor, in his present fare with 'France, it'was purely the result of his own mind, and not in any degrce the consequence of any interference or advice whatsoever by his Majesty, or the Government of this comm . ), In the treaty no stipulation was made for any pecuniary aid, 'aid the loan requir'd, of three millions, was by no means to be considered as appropriated to the claims of Austria, but only as a . depo,it with his Alojestv's Government, to be dispersed Or lisposed 'of in the cause off' either his Imperial Majesty, of Simko, or of Portugal, as vircumstances might arise to dictate the polity of such disposal. The Doke of N r 0 Lk deprecated the alienation of the pub. tic stren A th ,clefeaer in a cause w rich. howsoever he must 'omen!, appeared to him quite hopeless. lle deplored the con °loci of those who directed the affairs of Spain in their prepos terous resolution of chusing for their King an unhappy a captive in the hands of their enemy, and etwtrabted 1.11, con duct of the Spaniards with that of.Lnolaud at the 61orioup l ieriyd a of the Revolution. • The AlotiOn of Thanks was carried without a divisitml.—Ad. journed, HOUSE OF COMMONS. IVednesday, .Hey 24, The Irish Militia Completion, lentch Militia Fatuities,' Ex ci4e Holiday, °dices Sale, Martinique Trade, and Gla*s Duty Bills, were read a third time and passed. The Huttse divided on the Report of the Highgate Archway Bill.—fnr the Bill 39 Aganbt it 40— Majority agaiust the Bill I. PROMOTION OF LORD HURGHERSIL. • Colonel SHIPLEY 140 for the purpose of moving that there be laid before the House certain *documents relative to the pro motion of Lord Barithenh e which, he conceived, was •in violation of the army regulations lately promulgated ) and (rout THE NATIONAL REGISTER.