What is the law intended to restore trade with great Britain and France?

The law intended to restore trade with Great Britain and France is known as the Non-Intercourse Act of 1809. This legislation aimed to lift the embargo on trade with these nations while still maintaining restrictions against trade with Britain and France if they continued to violate American neutral rights. It sought to alleviate the economic pressure on the United States caused by previous trade restrictions and to encourage a diplomatic resolution to ongoing conflicts with both nations. The act ultimately reflected America's desire to engage in international trade while protecting its sovereignty.