text: . :].v si'dﬀss 'A Ku' nsig—ss-"si -ss. sssi .si— ss , ss ,_ si! -*_*. '* I,;v. ssfsissct ? \ .}! :, ss :} I '* -;L-sir " sisitþssdl} La*"sicct "_ 31}? "si." ss ssss si Kvssn/ ( Afictfiss,$3afi V-ssss- si? dsi'fi. ' <. '. .\j_* Ass ;. ' is:} I 4" si' " L'z— t}, L'": __ ) . i'csit LetterP-We can-_ si . us the public, that the ss ] *si.*1etm"in oue'hussssiesse' Freectan' .sif jmrnssal qf * AVMF] from Mr. Canninz to Mr. En ' ss 31", " the Wt which Robert Smith, in - the conne of his ccnelp'ondcnce With Mr. {'A-on. declared "old be: found to con si simzmmd m of instructions, authofis -' }:ffss !cthe mangemcnt made betwwn him and , Euiiqe in April ::rstsswzhe hunt]: ss . 35}?de so glvic ": ' W luimdssc to Mr. Bnkine," is at an Wmﬂn and preciac with any think : nen. What will the adminis sil: (upside ad {heir punizam ny bow 31 " ss- - ct STATE PAPERS. " "" '— — (ronlmuetf- ) ",CREAT BRlTAlN & AMERlCA. Corrch between Afr. Secrctary Can ;".ss' sisi m; Me Hon- D. Enimc. siM before Parliament yenerday. ) w [tom Mr. Smelcry Canning, to David Enlinc, added Foreign :Wm, jeu} 28,1809' Gan. !! dien mlly eximsi in dint individual. -si we to have a learne. ehm' m the new - edmiukmxlm of the Unitcd Seared, than &? lion to come to a complete and cer , d'l undﬂnnnding with (heat Britain, os ' which you he" received from them meh _ . Imhmn Mournncu; in mecting thatditpo make! it wculd be unlu- lnd unpmmnhle to tecur to a recapitum'wn of the caum from which the d' sTn-ncn hrmcen che two tuum!" hm nium. or of the egmmnu dnpdsiy-hd, o'stm reputed in lupgort of that smem of ret-liatlon to which !- mnjm) - ' hu Unwmin gly heal recent". The nplcp his mojmy mun unqun ypouvieue m adown, unlm tho of. h can be odmwiu eccompshhcd. 3 deer I prosenipn on the pm of no deudle number- of- che governmem '* *- of QN (Idea Knee, of I lincm dnire to " MWD ohn object on a mennes which would :ndcrhtzesomizmnce of the e'ynem & by : um semmem unnc * .W ;it is though: ring: that I fair op _ 'ponjmy phould be eﬀorded to the Ameri - eft unmeet te explnih m ming ahd . m fine, pioyf of no mem'ry. The attention of the interdiction of the Admiring Chief of the war of invasion, by other deep-chosen measures, is especially important to the peace of the world. The efforts of the American government, which have been publicly made by the American government, have been publicly made by the American government. These measures remove this complexity. Objection, which must be thrust, have preceded an unwarranted and unwise decision. To this state of things, it is possible for Great Britain to entertain upon the occasion, while the most significant measures in them were not. When either with her dignity or her own—full the "yonder" communications, Mr. Cash, Mr. Sitt, and Mr. Sitt, it "My." The subject of government is now under consideration, and the order to council, Walter Dan to with  ) For thii purpose" You are"at liberty to communicate childeepatch, in extemo, to 4!" American n'eretary of state. "si"- . - ct "Upon receiving through you, on the part of the American goctvernmeot:a dis tinrt and oﬂicia] recognitidn of the three a bovementioned conditions, " hie simejaty will lose no time in tending to Ameriea a minister fully empowered tu conaign them} to u-sormal and regular treaty. _ ss A.. however; it'is possible that the de-ss lay which muet intervene before the actual i conducion of: treaty'mny up e'er to the] Americm government to depr t'e this if ? no ement ospmof ite benefiu," ! not to eat arise on, is the American gossvem mctent thou (] he deeiroue of acting upon the agreementbesore it in reduced to: regular form, ekher by the immedhte npcul of the embargo, eudthe-mher me in quution, or bsi engaging to rein! them on ! particu lar ny, to naure t . Amnlcan govern ment of hit mnjetty'l' readinm to meet tuch ndiepoeition in the meanet- but cul culmd to give-lt immediate eﬀect. Upon the receipt hm of on oﬄcm note, eootelnin en enqagement for the ldop tion, byt . Amerieln government" of the three eondltlonectnbove opcc'ified', hse me— ]mcty win be prepuml on the suithp! inch, on an egement. ehhcc 11mmodiotely(if th'. repea ehulI-heve ,bem nmediete In 'Ameo' fie.) or on any dey epecified by the Assmeri em government for thee repenl, teci ro cally to recallhe-orden of council, 'tvlt out wait ing for the conclusion of a trnty.. And Koqare authorieed in the dream mncee ercin deecrlbetl, to make each ro cipzocal engagement on hie majnty's be hﬂl. - O 1 .m,ss &c. 8] ed * " ( gn )CEORGE CANNING. Dafetcltfrom 'Hr. Secretary Conm'ng, lo : e Han. David .Ercbme, dattd Foreign Office, May 22, 1809 Sm, Your despatches, Nos. 19 and 20, osthc 19ch and 20eh of Aprilghne been received and laid before the king. ,Zi] ! have lostno timin receiving hie me icsty's'comma nels to siguiy to you his mass jesty's sentiments, on the manner in which ; you have 'cxccuted the instructions convey. ? ed to you in my despatcha by, Mr. Oak- : le . * \ ssysi is much to be regretfed that in the ss L execution osinstructiqne upon poinu of so m'uch delicacy and impqngnce, on should have.; thought Youreelf authtsiiri'le ta'dcpart [ so widely, hot only from their letter, but ! fkom their. Dp'u'ic. _ With ulpe'et'tossthe instruction: relating to tho' Cheane; which from the lubject oflny despatch, No. 1, [have to mark, let. the totassl omiqinn by you of . pselimi any of the most hateth! importance.— ,sdly..1 depnnun fronthe term- of your _ ss'_ _ in the 'Wsi d-iL—ducciog shp-acgocteilnonrtnd Belly, the idniuion by you, ﬂee sinn-ippum.-withouc re meadow of soon: con taining w alone!" to jui- unju ky'c sidkpiq, me!: at no usiiner' of hinag- ss ss' mild hssnesi mhthimd to receive, " &: m Miejoyessmlmnt. Hmicisdidncdy intedby me:";- ehc Wcth-m "newer in-ctss With! -the pl'Odl-ltisson. sictzs * :._ wh- cum 'siossicbesi. si ' &ssMss-uﬄfsi' si ss ct . - — ;- *..si , m. qmgþctþm-m_u>d=ct sitctb _ Mþ ful: of Fame If Illcssh shew" M) mthe poet; osthe' of:; into, it do where issppean that even i" quenion was ptit. by you on thin nssbject, much len that you received apy mislct'otsiy manne'. upon it.. si 2dly. But if this preliminary condition had been fulfilled, your instructions proceeded to state, that even then, it would not be necessary either the proclamation should be withdrawn or it, because it formally declared to be at an end, it would be sufficient that such withdrawal or declination should be recorded to the same instrument, or at the same time with the term of reparation. Sarcast from this indispensable condition, having been obtained by you, Smith, to the answer returned by him to your note, simply avoiding anything like recognition of the principle which alone the demand of the form of reparation was to be waived; neither to the proclamation itself withdrawn, not it. Operation declared to be at an end. The motion is, that if the non-intervention act, which it is a temporary act, were to be used to expire, the proclamation might revive, and the inequality between the two belligerents be thereby restored. It was obviously your duty, before you committed his majesty's name by written order of reputation, to ascertain in what manner that order would be. received, and answered; and if you found that the experience either of the withdrawing the proposition, or declarin the operation to be an end, would not complied with. To abstain from proceeding one single step in the negotiation until you had referred home for further instructions. The part of your instructions which directed that this arrangement, is not made as the subject of consideration, should be settled by the exchanged minister in London on the same day, and respectfully delivered at the same time, was expressly intended to summon the ministers of your committing yourself by a written proposal, in the uncertainty of what might be the nature of the lower to be returned to you previously, and have obtained your application. To the proposal for restoring the men to liberty from an bond the Chesapeake, it is not intended that the condition of his objecting right to reclaim them in a similar way from the American government, is either natural born subject to his Majesty's right, or deters from his majesty's service, should have been omitted. However, the fact remains that his majesty's right, in this respect, is founded on public law, and that the right to reclaim them is not to be denied. Does not require to be sortified by the recognition of any other government. But cannot forbear to observe with respect the bounty of his majesty, in the intended provision for the relations of the men killed on board the Chesapeake, is not only stated by you without a similar restriction, but is brought forward at once as part of the reparation originally offered; and thus converted by you from an act of inconspicuous generosity, into one of positive obligation. Sally. In addition to the statement of Mr. Smith's note, which I have already mentioned, it remains for me to notice the expressions so full of disrespect to the majesty of the majesty. With which that note concludes: "I am to signify to you the displeasure which his majesty feels, that any minister of his majesty should have shown himself so unjust to what is due to the dignity of his sovereign, to have connected to receive and transmit, whether he should have been held before his majesty, a note in which such  land: "Old" & Noaecountrendqed., si si Be public 9! {nued} for :! ce-.ss, I osSt. Doniogo-ct—a did; ho-si - ! nor _ upon Not repfid. " Gunuunss Senec, and when, Wiss miuiooen for the city of a? . lodposio Aogdunu rendered-ctsisivonch )?" 'Inudo ", I'sissss_siﬂl _ss, - 'I junn unluwc, on lecounl w 30— " ' reign intercourse \ si 81555 , No account rendered. Chades Pinkoey. ufininar n_ W . , ' dnd si...) (All! } ]psormal account: kindmd ' without muche". " '- * - ' Willinm ::mich, minister: at lasii- si. bon - ss34,_960 On account of nlary no usi count rendered. Imeph Donaldson, jun- fellaw D Barbai'y power: 'si ct 490,139 No unlc'mem—no canon. Edmund Randolph, lm occmury ' of nmc 28,785 In iua ment. Thmpooa .Skinuer..mnhl.— Tlm pu un own chcvnmd Bag? office dolsian—Ju vil,. not o cnon ua! . . 4," Account ndugub—Mn momm remain to be mild, ]amn Sun" .;m ln mia. Tynmm N. Olsilom Chlnlu Wrig lhmm name in mit. Sol. Ellie, commune li."; la cult. MuWMM um: , _ ..AW !. n ctsi'esssit}. upuh ' 0: 0. lowh- _ B. C Voice, um 5499 ln' mit. John Wade, upuin ' [m ln suic Benjamin Price, apai- w ln mit. lene Craig, commune m Calcb Lowneo, contracted: force]: "TN:; "14 .P'sie* : l' m na ,. ] T Mary.. .cupcnnngdalzo ss wood cum", Gum mgh ' ("1an No unlenlent. - '. Jucob Marks and other:, aginu foriaupplybgsieoppn- -_ ' " up: nlult ' N. .Roonvelt, 'fosir augplying ed, PcSuit ordered. " , , _ Degen, Purviance, and Co. , npﬂ Isin suit. 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