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I I ...... , se re ice, stall Where etiierfe Ir, die egad Wirier el the i hail (11:- tions 16 incl. Obey 96111 receive fur this peeper• As this is.eigirely reciprocal, the two High eon. - trailing reifies frame suletwally, to make gaud auy hisses ythich their respective subjects way nicer unjustly, by the arbitrary and iU. al iletesstion of their vessels. It being uusArristrual that this lin,' musty •hall invariably be borer by the Goversinicut whose cruiser shall have been guilty of (hr orbits...l detentiuu ; provided always, that the visit and detenti ssss of shove ships, specified .0 this .t. tick, shall ugly be effected by those British or Spanish vessels, thick au iy form part of the two royal navies, and by Mum: unly of each vessels which rue provided with the special in aauraed to lb( present Treaty. - -- • - • ART X.—No British or Spanish e, wiser shall detail's any Aare ship, nut having slaves rieto-i'l, mot hoard ; and in m•. ,lee to resider lawful the detention of any ship, whither Rn tiah or Pianist., the Slaves found no hoard assets vessel must have been brought there fur the xpress purpose of the trill% *e; coil 'how on hoard of Spanish ship. must Lave been takes. from that past of the coast of Africa where the Slave Trade is prohibit. if, conformably to the truer of the present Treaty. ART. ships of war of the two nations, which slcdl hereafter be 41.16110 rd to prevent the illicit frank. iii Awes, 511411 he faroished by their own GOVCr 1111 l PIA With a .sips of tier isistructions 'mooted to the present Tivaty, and which shall be INJIIIOII4TVII as an iategral part thereof. These instructions shall be written in Spaaish and FAg. lish, and sigacel for the vessels of each of the two Powers, by the Minister of their respective Marine. The Iwo High Cuutracting Parties reserve the faculty or altering the said isistructions, in whole or its part, according to circumstance.; it beetle, however, well andersiourl, that the said 'alteration's cannot take place but by the conamou agreement, and by the consent of the two High Contractimg Parties. ART. XII —Ti, miler to bring to adjudicating., with the I. mat Ji lay suit isseritivenienee, the vessels which may be de. tamed for having liven engaged in an illicit traffic of shiver, there shall be established, within the space of a year at fur thest, from the exchange of the ratilleationa of the present Treaty, is.. Mixed Cousmissimis, focused of au equal member of individuals of the two nations, named fur this purpose by their rvsywctive Sovereigns. These Commissious shall reside--one in a possession be. hinging to his Britannic Majesty—the other within the terri -1115 it's of his Catholic Majesty; nod the Iwo Gosernments, at the period of the exchange of the ratifications of the pre emit Treaty, shall declare, each fur its own dominions, in what places the Commissions shall respectively reside. tads of the two High Contracting Parties reserving to is s. If the right of changing, at its pleasure, she place of re soleuce of the Commission held within its own dominions; provided, however, that one of the two Commiseimis shall always hr held upon the roast of Africa, and the other in one of the Cul • 1 Possessions of his Catholic Majesty. These Commissions shall judge the rause* submitted to them without appeal, and according to the regulation and its. rU octions assir%rol to the present Treaty, of which they shall be considered as an integral port. ART XIII —Tim Still or instruments rd to this Toraty, awl aliirb form an integral part thereof, are as &ol io% :- Nu. I. Form of passport fur the Spanish tarrchant ships, destined for the lawful trade in stares. No 2 Isistrarliosoi fur the ships of . war of both nations &slimed to pt. WON! the illicit Kai& is slaves. No 3. Itrgolation fur the mixed Curinnisskots, which are to holt, their siitinga MI the coast or Africa, and iu one of Slit' Coluisial pes.essiums of his Catholic Majesty. _ _ ART. XIY.-11or present Treaty, ettnsistlng of fourteen lICPIN .11.01 le ratified, and Ike ratifications rseliangrd at Ala.trid, %Moo the apace of too months from this date, or sooner if pts>.llllc. In %antn whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed tllr saner, mad have tile's-unto alfrasd the seal I.f their arms --- Door of Nadu id thig thl day of September, is the year of our Lord Mt , zurd) (Si cord) H ItY 1/1 . El. I ESLEY. (LS) JOSE PIZAKIIO.(LS) .Fortre of Passport for Spowisk Vert& destined for the bsertill 7 roffie IN Slaves. Ferdinand, by the Grate of God, King of ('Mills, of I.l* Aravit, of the Two Sicilits, of Jerustlens, of Navarre, of of Toledo, of Valencia, of Gallieia, of Majorca, of :Moores, of Seville, of S'lsidissia, of Cur ators, of (7umirl, vi' Murcia, of Jaen, of She Algartres. of Alleeirai., o f Gibraltar, of the Canary Islautls, of the &tit oust nest Indies, lairs, and Terra Firieta of the (knit ; Arch Duke of Austria; Doke of Burgundy, of Brabant, 341111 of Milan ; Vomit of .Ipshnials, Flanders, Tirol, and Barcelona ; Lunt of Biscay and 11f Molina, Ate. VI hetes* I have grouted permission fur the vessel called of tuna, and carryiug awn and passengers Master, and owner, Lush Spaniards, and subjects of soy nowt', to Furl -ail ho Ito the loots of and eu4st of Africa, from wheisre she is to re two to , the said toaster and owner hawing poi ri .... sly taken the required oath before the T. &anal of Nino ine iif the proper Naval Division from whence the said mid legally proved that no foreigner has any •hare in the above vreiriel and carpi, as appears by the me t iiiyine annexed to this pas•purt ; which ceriiticate is given 1. the. same Tribunal, in consequence of the liirlYA taken iu pusllll4llCe atile directions coutriaall an the Ordinance sit Ntati iriilation of 1801. Tlii said Captain, and owner of the s.:hl vessel Wing under an obligatiun to enter widely ouch lon ts un the coast of Africa as are to the smith of the surl to retorts f thence to auy of the ports of nay whore alone they shall he permitted to land th e slaves whom thi y carry, after going through the proper forms, to whew that they have, in every respect, complied with ilie provssi iiii s of toy Royal Decree of I. a hit li tlie mode of ronveyiug slaves from the coast ut Africa to my colonial d ions is regulated ; and should they fail in auy of these couditioas, they shall he liable to the penalties &trounced by the said Decree against those who shall miry on the Slave Trask in au illicit manner. I therefore command all General and other ()dicers com manding say squadrons and ships ; the Captain Grillers's of the ilemirtinents ..f Manioc, the military Commandant% of the ierue tines of the want*, their Subalterns, Captains of the Ports, sod all tither Officers anti persons 'whinging to the nary ; the Vicriuys, Cupt•iii Generals or Commividasits of kingdoms and provinces; the Governors, Mayors, and fus tier:. of the 1001111 myna the sea coast of my dominions of lowlier; the /I 'trail Office.. or Judges of Fwitsies Gnarl's eats. bbslied ; and all others of my subjects to whom it belongs, ex may belong, not to give her any olostructiou, nor to °eras situ' her ally inconvenience or detention, but rather to aid her anti to furnish her with whatever she vary want for her regulai mitigation; said of the vassals mid subjects of Prilict., and Republica in friendship and alliance ts los n.. ; of the I . olllll.joislers, GulTlllolll. or Chiefs of thew 1110W1111(1,, fOrif. C•LS sdlnadruos,and Wrath, 11tat 'toy ise shell rut impede her in bra tree hat Igiiiilll6, eaat.y , departure, or &leather in the port• to which, by any accident, she may he carried ; hat pelmet her to provide and supply herself therein with what ever she may hr iu need of, fur which purlieu. I bass cum susodtil this passport to lie made owl, which, being signed for its validity by my thevretary of State fur the Dispatch of Marine, shall ripe fur the time that a voyage, going and re turning, essay last ; after the conclusion of which, it shall he softened to the Conowindaut of :thrice, fhireenor tir 'Wow prrsun by whores it way hare hewn issued ; adding, fur its prupri use, the corresponding cute. Give h at Madrid, 014 1, THE KING. Mere the Signature o the urrtrtery of Slate and of the Dispatch oflama parisprol, Nu. mathOrt4t• any minalser of Marti., out eateeiliag broic in the Orupurioin of Svc Slaves fur every two loos Ors permitted by riie Ito's( Derive ut 1417,, excepting taw:, emir Slays I employed as @Alone rw iloniedies, arid chililrroi Lora un IMaird during the r optgr i nod the siiolll' i, owned Lt MO the Isiah mires,' eta the slay of thi s dale, made out or bluer of alto saw pie viriu.4 continuo-a with nli the Cosignlilies rtquiicd by the Itii)al Deuce of 1817, and it butind to ilium it immediately upon big return croon the royate, Given at on the of of the year (Here the bignatnre of the Principal Nlarine Audio lily of the Naval Diviuion, Station, Province, ur Port fruits whence the resort Cieire out ) (Signed) H ENRY W F.I.I.IEISLEY. (LS ) (Signed) JOSE PIZARRO. (L.S) Instructious J'or the British mid Spanish Ships of Wur eimplu9eit to precrot the illicit 'Jiggle in Mutes. ART. 1.--Feety Briti►h nr Spaniali .hip of war shall, in conformity with As tide IX. of the Treaty of this date, have a right to ri.it the an iehmit ships of either of the tau Pirates actually engaged, •sr .uspecteil to be engaged in the have Trade ; cud should any sleets he found on board, according to the ttuur of the Xth Article of the aforesaid Treaty ; and as to what regards the Spanish vessels, ►hould there be grurail to suspect that the said slaves hare hero einbairked ow a part of the coat of Africa where the traffic is 'so longer permitted, conformably to the Articles I. and 11. of the Twat) of this date ; ils these cases alone, the Cons madder of the said ship of war may detain them ; and having detained them, he is to bring them, as sows as pas sible, fur judgment, before that of the two mixed eU“.11113- lions appointed by the 711111 Article of the Treaty of ,his date, which shall bettor unmet, or which the Commander of thecapturiug ship shall, opus, his owls rrepuusibility, think he elm around reach from the spot where the slave ship shall have been detained. MO pa. ou hutted of which nu shires shall be found, iutruileil fur purposes of traffic, shall uut be detaiued uu any account tir prettuce whatever. Negro servants Of sailors that may he found MI boon' the said vessels, eauttot, iu soy case, be armed a sufficient ears. for &tinniest. . 11.-lee Spanish merchantman or stave ship shall, on aNy pretence whatever, be detained, which shall be found any where over the laud or on the high seas, south of the Equator, during the periu-I for which the traffic ,is to minus lawful, according to the stipubstlinis seshaisting between the High Cuutracting Parties, owlet* after a chase that shall have commenced nerds of slat Equator. ART. lll—Spanish vessels, furnished with tl regular pass. port, having slaves ou hoard, shipped at douse parts of the roast of Africa where die trade is permitted to•Spauisli sob jiets, and which shall afterwards he found north of the Equa tor, shall tint he defense(' by the ships of war of the two us thins, though furisished with die present instructions, pro viekd the same rata as count for their course, either its con formity with the practice of the Spanish navigation, by steering some degrees to the northward in snrcti sif fair width., or fur other legitimate causes, such as the dangers of the sea, duly proved ; provided always, dial, wills regard to all slave ships sletaintil to the tooth of the Equalor,after the expiration lathe term allowed, the pram( of she legality of the voyage is to be furnished by the vessel so detained. On the tither hand wills respect to slave ships detained to the south of the Equator, iu cuisfoinsily with the stipula tions of the preceding Altar, the proof of the illegality of 11w voyage is to be exhibited by the captor. It is in like us. •r stipulated, that the *somber ashore% found on bond a slave ship by the es misers, cl/Cli should the souther nut agree with that contained in their passpost, shall nut lit sufficient reason to justify the detention of the ship; but the Captain sod the proprietor shall he dCIIUUIIt. eat in the Spanish Tribunals, iu ender to their being pa nialwd to the laws of Ilse cussidry. AST. IV.—Every Spanish yowl iutrailed to be employed in the legal traffic in 'lsms, in coofornsity with the prin ciples laid dorm ass the Treaty of this date, *hail be e - mandril by o lustier Spresiarel, and Iwo-thirds, at least, tat the crew shall likewise be Spaniards; provided always, coat its Spanish or foreign construction shall, in no wise, ali: et its Nationality, and that the negro sailors shall alsave be mellowed as Spawned', provided they In lung, as slaves, to subjects of the Cavern of Spain. or diet they have bees. NU air dumilsiusss of his Catholic Majesty. ART. V..—Whesiever a shipoif war shall meet a 111 , liable to be searched, it shall be dune in the most mild maisiter, and with every attention which is due be tweess allied suit friendly nations; and in au case shall the search be made by au officer holding a rank inferior to that of Lieutenant in the navy of Great Britain, or of Ensign of a ship of die line iis the Spanish navy. ART. Vl.—The ships of war whit Is may detain any slave ship, in pursuance of the principles laid down iu the ple at nt iatructious, shail leave tin board all the cargo of Negroes smooched, as well as the Captain, sisal a past, al least, of the crew of the above-mentioned *lave ship; the Captain shall draw up in writing au authentic decimation, which shall exhibit the state in which lie found the detained ship, and the changes which may have taken place iu it; lie shall deliver to the Captain of the slave ship a slimed cies ideate of the papers seized ou board Ow said ytast I, as well as of the number of slaves found tin board at the mosnaut of declaim The segroes shall not be disensharked till after the vessels which euataio them ►hall he arrive.) at the place also re the legality of the capture is to be tried by one of the two Mixed Comustaissiusia, iu order that, in the recut of their out being adjudged legal mile, the loss of the proprir tura assay be more easily repaired. It; him ever, urgent mot ivev, deduced (sum the length u 1 the voyage, the state of health of the netrosra, or oilier causes, required that they should he dis embarked entirely, Of da part, before the vessel could arrive at the place of resisleace of 4111 M of the said eunimissiiesiv, the t'umalauder of the capturing ship may take ieli Mimi It the re4puusibility of such ditendial La inns, provided that the necessity he stated in a certificate its pauper balm ART. VI runveyaiser of slave► (sum one pure in the Spanish ressessi 111 l 4 to another shall lake place, except 111 Ships provided with pa►spusls from the Government uss the sput, sad hoe. Dom at Madrid the 2341 day of Septembs r, in the year of our Lewd 1817. (L.S.) HENRY WELLESLEY. (LS) JOSE PIZARRO, Regulations fur the Mixed Commissions. which are to reside us the Coast of Africa. and is a Colonial Possession of his Catholic Majesty. ART. —The Aiixtd Cuninsiasituis to be established by the Treaty of this dale, "pun the Coast of Midas and ins Colo nial Possession of his Catholic Majesty, are appointed to decide opus the legality of the detention of such slave IVs sets as the cruiser' of booth IMMO shall detain, iu pursu. mice of this saute Treaty, fur carrying on an illicit coin. 'acme its slaves. The Commissions And judge, without appeal, according to the 1. tier and spirit of the Treaty of this dale. The Commission shall give sentence as summarily ■s possible, and they are required 10 decide (as far as they shall find it practicable), within ilw spare of twenty days, to lw dated from that on which every detained vessel %hall have been brought into the purl where they shall reside; first, •per tlw legality of the capture; second, au the cave mu winch the 'moored vessel shall Isere been liberated, as lir the which she is to receive. And it is hereby provided, that, In all cases, the boat @concoct shall nut be delayed, me account of the absence WiIIIVSIWIt, or fur want of oilier proofs, beyond the period of two months ; except upon the application of any of the par ties interested, when, upon tliusr giving sansfactou y security to charge themselves with the expense sad risks ut the de la), the Commirsnmers may. at their discretion, grant an addi tional det”, lent exceeding tour mouths. AST. 11.—Each ut the above-encidiused Mixed Comolis sioSs which are to reside 0111 the Coast of Africa, and to a Colonial P0554.5011/15 of his Catholic Majesty, shall be com posed iu the followiag mamser : The two High Contracting Parties shall each of them name a C wary Jude, awl a Commissioner of Arbi tratiou, what shall be author...est to hear and to decide, with out appeal, all cases ut Irlirillte of Slate vessels which, in purrionice of the stipulations of the Treaty of this date, may be laid before thioi. All the eaoential parts of the proceed.. ings carried 1111 before these Milled Commissions, shall hr semen 410V113 in Ilse legal language of the rusuUy 111 which the eusessiiissiuu may reside. 'lke Commissary Judges and the of .Jrt,i• trillion, shall make oath, iu presence of the principal Nfragi skate of the place in which the Con iiii iosisoo may reside, to judge fairly sod faithfully, Where no preftrenee calor Coo the cli t i aaa ants ur the.esphirs, soil to act, iii Imo''r J,ci swns, iii pursumote of the stipulations of the Treaty of this 41.1 e, There shall he attached to earls Commission a Secretary or Itegishar, aispototell by the Sovereign of the cuuutry In which the 011111111•Iiilltil may reside, is ho shall register all its acts, mist who, previous to his taking charge of his post, shall make oath, iii mistime of at least one of the aaa miry Judgas, to conduct hnosself with respect fur their au thority, and to art with fidelity in all the affairs which sway [whoa% Is his charge. ART. 111.-11 w form of the process shall be as follows : The (7u ttttt oissary Jus!ges of the two nations shall, in the first Islacro proceed to the root ttt itt sti of the pipers . ut the vessel, and to receive the elepusitions on moth of the Captain, mod of two or three, at least, of the principal individuals ou board of the &mined vessel, as as4l as the okelsorott• out oath of the captor, should it appear necessary, in order to he able to jsidge and to pronounce if the said vessel has been justly detained or out, accisrollsog to the I.lqm:whom of the Treaty of this date, and iu mike Ihat, aerooding to this judgment, it may Ire condemned ur labs - rated. Aid iu the treat of the two Commissary Judges nut agree Mg , usi the sentence they ought to p ttttt °niter, whether as to the Irgality of the detention, sir the ins! licaliuu to be allowed, ur on any other question which might result (10111 the stipul.t. twos of the Treaty of this date—they shill draw by lot the name of one of the two Commissioners of Arbitration, whis, after baying considered the duc•uoteuts of the process, sball consult with the shore-mentioned Commissary Judges on the care in questiou, and the tidal be nit live shall be pronounced conformably to the opinion of the majority of the shove mentioned Commissary Judges, and of the above-nicatiuued Commissiorsers of Arlii trat Mu. Ant. IV.—AB ate* as the cargo of slaves found on board of a Spanish slave ship, shall have been embarked on /toy point whatever of the rtra%t of Africa where the Slave Trade continue, to be lawful, Bach slave ship shall nut be detained on pretext that the above-mentioned ►laves have lama bronchi originally by land front any other part whatever of the COO, inept. ART. V.—ln the authenticated declaration %hi/ h the cap. for shall make before the Cu tttttt ntion, as well as i.i the es Calcine of the papers seized, which shall he delivered to the Captain of the captured vessel at the time sof the driention, the •biave-nientionest eapt,ir shall Is' humid to declare his name, the name of his vessel, as well as the i t • the and lon gitude of the place where the di ten ti tttt shall have taken place, and Ilse 'sombre. of slaves found on hoard uf the slave ship at the time of the eh troths's. ART. %I.—As soun as sentence shall have been passed, the detained vessel, if liberated, and what remains of the cargo, shall be matured to the proprietors, who may, before the same Communism, claim a valuation ..t the ,s an u ag e s , which they mite' have a right to Ilelllllllll • the choirs himself, and in his defs'ult, his Goven tttt end, shall rcusaiii I espoissible fur the Meow. -niche J damages. 'the Iwo Hugh Contracting Parties hind themselves to defray, within the term of a scar from the date of the seq. leiter, the inJetnnilicatiens whirls assay he grant.ii by she abtire-named Commission, it living iintlerst I tleit these indentisificalsoas shall be at the expense of the Putter of which the captor shall h. a subject. . - ART. V lie rase of the tmeless:nation of a vessel for su unlawful voyage, she shall be declared lawful prize, Ss well as her cargo, of whatever &script it may he, with the exception of the slaves who may be till hoard as objet is commesee mud the said vessel, as well as her cargo, shall be sold by public sale for the profit of the two Govsni men ts : and as to the stares, they shall receive (cum the 31ised Commission • certificate of ematicipatiuis, and shall be delivered over to thin Government on whose territo r y the Commissiem, which sloth' have so judged thesis, skill be established, to be employed as servals** or tree Faeil of the two Guveroutents binds itself to guar:otter the liberly of sutJ, noel of Huse individuals as shall be re• spectivelv consigned to it. Airy. VIII —Etcry claim fur compensation of losses cc rumour(' to ships suspected of carrying em an 1111(11 trade in Slaves, nut condi muted a. lao rod prize by thr 31ixtolCurumrs. shots, shall be also hear.' alto' joolged by the alts.-named Commissions, in the folio touveded by the third Anis la of the present regulat iou. And Its sill cases when its restitot• shall he so decreed, the mission shall award to the claimant or claimants, or his or their lawful atiorory or anomie*, for his or tht it use, a just and toompitte its eleinniticatiom fur all costs of suit, and for all losses and damages winch the claimant or claim:tots may have actually /1111111111441 by such capture mod driest' ; that is to say, in case of total loss, the claimant or Chlillllllll.l shall be sits demuditsd, first fur the ship. her tackle, apparel, and stores; secondly, for all freight due sod payable ; thirdly, for Ilar value of the cargo of merchandise, if any ; formally, for the slaves on Want at the time of detention, at cording to the mullioned value of stick slates at the place of destination, detlacting thercflum the ustial fair average mortality for the unexpired period of thin regular voyage ; deelnetiug alai for all charges and expeuses pas - able opus& the sale or such car goes, including commission of sale; and fifthly, for all other regular charger iu such Cases of total loss; and its all other cases nut of total loss, the claimant or clansman shall be indemnified first, for all special damages and expense a oc (minuend to the ship by the detention, and fur lugs of freight whet. dile tie "payable ; secondly, a de-moorage, whoa due, according to the SCIW.IIII. auto Xell to the present Article; thirdly, a daily allowance fur the subsistence of slaves, of one or four real+ and half de Vs,. for each person, without distinction of sex lir age, for su many days as it shall appear to the Cummissiois that the voyage has leen or may he delayed by reason of such detention ; as likewise, fourth!), for any deterioration of cargo or slaves ; lift bly, for any olimiutit ion in the 'aloe of the cargo of *lases, proceeding from an increased mortality beyond the art rage autumn of Ow voyage, or front sickness occasioned by dr. tension ; this •alite to be ascertaiited by their computed price at the place of destinations, as in the above case of to tal loss; sixthly, au allowance of five per cent. on the amount of the capital employed in Ow purchase and maioi tenauce of cargo, fur the period of delay occasi 111 l ell by the Westin*.; awl , seveuthly, for all premium of iusurauce sin additional risk*. 'file claimant sir claimants shall likewise be entitle,' in in terest, at the rate of five per cent. pt r 3111111 m sill the sum awarded, until paid by the Goverunient to which the rap. luring ship belongs : the *bole a 1111 l out oh' suck int' 'firs limn being calculate.' in the money or the critiory to which the captured ship belongs, and to be liquidated at lien ex change carman et Om lone of award, excepting the sum Ate the subsistence of slaves, which shall be rani at par, as above stipulated. The two High Contracting Parties wishing to avoid, as much as possible, every species of fraud in the execution of the Treaty of this date, have agreed, that if it shoot.' be proved, in a manner evident to the convictions of the Com missary Judges of the two tuitions, mid without having re course to the declaims of a ('on •ssiourr sit' Arbitration, that the raptor ha* hero led lulu error by a voluntary mud orepreheasible fault nu the pant of thin Captain of the detain ed ship ; isi that case only, the detained ship shall slot have. the right of receiving, during the days of her ileteutiuu, the demurrage stipulated by the present Article. Schedule of de rage or daily allowance for a vessel of 100 sous to 120 inclusive.... .0 5 per diem. 121 ditto 150 dittos 151 ditto 170 ditto ri 171 ditto 1011 ditto lO 201 ditto 210 ditto II 221 ditto 250 ditto l2 251 ditto 270 ditto l4 271 thou atm ditto..... and so on ill proptorti 111 l . ART. the proprietor of a ship, 'inspected of carrying on an illicit trade slaves,n•leastool is, elitist epicene of a sentence of our of the Mixed Commissions otor to the case, as above - meal tuned, or tidal loss), shall el; l 11l toidemitilicatiem for the loss of slaves which he may have salt r. tt, he shall ill no CRS,' he entitled su claim for inure Ono Ow 'somber of slave s whirl, l os v e ss e l, by the Spanish was: authuriosed to chivy, which number shall always be stated in his pass. port. _ . - ART. X —Neither the 'mix , NW' the Arbitrators, nor Secretary of th e Mi xe d 12 -stuns *bail be permitt e d to demand or receive, from any of the part ter c raised in the seinen' s ninth they shall prtenounce, any I. 11 !uumit, mi. der _my pretext witaiGOC,Cl !In' the performance of the duties whielfi are imposed upon them by the present revel: awn,. ART. Xll.- r ll'ltett the p•trties totte e sestotoball issos;lste they have camw consplmin of ;soy evidilit . i(Tostice uu thir pint of the Nfixia Contittic.iott4, they may reps-.seu lI to their r. - ctitti Gime 11111 l rote, who 'revere to themselves the rizltt of Dtut cal correepundenee, fur the purpose of rentuvi tog, nitro "Ilwy think 111, the indivi.luals who may compose these C . 'misfit/us. ART. Xi i —ln case of a vessel being improperly ill tinned; under pretence of the stipulations of the Trial) of this dale, and the captor not bring coiabled tujn,lift• huu.r Its ritlicr by the Ir wir of the said 'rreaty, or of t h e instructiin s annexed to it, the Gum 'intent to which the drtaurr,l vessel' may belong, shall he eolith-4 to demand repel:till/II: and, in such case, the Govern theist to which the captor may belong, binds itself t o ramie inipitey to be nude into the subj. et of the MO to indict 1,11,011 the capiur, if hr hr found to have deserved uI, a piimsl tit p►opuruoucd to the trans gression a Inch may have bent committed. ART. Xlll.—The 1..0 114;11 tiontractiog Parties have agreed, that, in the event of the death of one or :::::: e of the Col 00000 issaiy Judges, ur the Commissioners of Arbitration, composing the ah.ire.inrutioneil Commia.ions, ii.. it p o sts vital' be supplied, ad interim!, in the ri/(I4N tug mau l:Kr 1— lye the part of the HI dish Governinent, the vacancies shall be tilled maccessively, in the Conniiission which shall s it within the possessions of his Britannic Majesty, by the Go vernor or Lieutenant Govet nor 11 . 4.oitlent iu that Colony, by the principal Magistrate of the same, and by the Secretary; and iu that which .1.411 Ali rruhus Ihr past:o.lollS tot his Ca. tholic Majesty, it is agreed, that, iu case tot the death of the British Jadge or Arbitrator these, the reinotiuma; individuals of the said Commission shall proceed equally to the jut!,:- men, of such slave ships as may he Monett! leer. e them, mid to the execution of their sentence. to this casc , 'we ever, the parties interested shall have the right of a hipc.k iii; fruits the sentence, if they think tit, to the Commiseion resi dent topsoil the coast of Africa; and the Gi.ecinitient which the captor shall belonsg, shall he liamid folly to make good the compensation aikido shall Ise due to them, in case the appal I be decided in favour of the claimants ; loot the vessel and cargo shall remain, during such appeal, in the place of residence of the Ili:4 (:u ~,,, mission heroic which they shall have been carried. Oa. the has t of Spain, the vacancies shall he supplied. in the possession of hie Catholic Majesty, by such persons of trust as the principal authority of the coinitry shall ap. point ; and upon the coaat of Africa, in case Id the death of any Spanish. Judge or Ai bitratui, the C . ..ion shall pro ceed to judgment iii the same manner as abuse specified for the Commission reeident iu the possession of his Ca tholic .Majesty, its the cresol of the ,calls of the British Judge or Arbitrator; an appeal hying, in this case lutes allowed to the (7outinissiou resident iu the possi•ssion of his • Catholic Majesty; awl, in general, a:I the ill'i/Vibil)ll9 of the former rase Iwiug to be applied to the prestiii. The High Couto:acting Parties have ago eeol to supply, as sons as possible, the vaeauriia that may arise ii the above. mentioned C missions, from death ue any Oilier cause; and in case that the vacancy of any of the Spaniels Cum. missiuuela in the Ihiti4s possessions, or of the 'Utah Cum missioners iu the Spanish possessi 0000 0 he not supplied at this mid of the term of seven moult,. for Atom ica, and of twelve fur Africa, the vendia which shall be brought to the sat.' possessi 0000 s respectively, shall cease to have the I light of ap peal above stipulated. Du n e at Madrid, the I3d day of Septentloce, so the year of our Lola 1817. (IS.) HENRY WELLESLEY. (LS) )10SE P1Z.111610. FROM 7UESDAY NIGIII'N GAZETII. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The ' , infarct's, fur Les Max Assiut, on "'swig, the fillth instant, at Nu. 41, Nutt:4k —fret t, Suvnd. litralla same place, every Tstes•LAy salsa Flidltiy, fur Hun c mom ism. The Liberty, fur the Fireman, uo Fs ' , lay thr tistsh instant. at No. 41, Norfolk sarret, Shand. Rt buissr place, envy Tlleliday Fr iday, (or three mon th s. The Aktt, fur the snauggliag lit l'o, uu huaril the Alert, at North Shields. Retails at Nu. 12, ' &med. The *lett, fur the siiiugglatig luzger Was, oo bawd the Alert, at North Shields. grealls At No. 12, Arundel-street, Strand. The Alert fool Eagle. foe the Ur, au and Cluiatinc, on board the Alto, at Nos lii Muo id, 11..eads at No. 22, .1.1111- dd-street Straw!. _ _ Ti w Its . rhndoett, fur the June Clara, on the :;Oth at the Ko)al Hospital, tirrenwith. MILITARY PROManoNs. War• Oilier, Jun 27 , IRIS 3,1 Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain John F.brington to M• Adjutant, vice Sir .irclobald Murray, *lto regions the Adjutancy uuly—Cmtnetksion dated January W, 181-8 34th Regiment of John Reed, it had.pay . . . . . of the Regiment, hi be Ensign, vice Remy Tri . whitt, who exchhigrA, receiving the 4'lH . ..resift d a. ahove. 47th ditto—Lieutenaut Edward Dundee, P the Nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Young, who exelmoges—daied ai above. obis Dteade, Gent. to be Ensign, by iicelisiie, vice Lord Hay, appuiiiied to the 85th rout—dated sr Rhos e. 55th ditto—Captain Allan Ilacilonalsl to be Major, by pui.. chase, vice Frederick pro ttttt tail—dated as Mime. Lieutenant Thomas Goodriclie Peacocke to be Captain, by purchase, vice MaCdsnialil—doled a,: abuse. Ellin:II John Heard to hit Litli it uaiii.Ly purr base, vice Wa co, ke—dated as a b u se. Iltvzis Mount St. Viuo.est Rose, Gout. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Heard—slated as above. 110th ditto—Lieutentost John Pat. ton Pasoley to lie Captain, without purchase, vice Rimer, deceased—datesl as oboist. 6351 ditto--Lientenaut William Wood, from hull' pay of the 44111, Fat, to be Lieutenant, vice George Webbe Lowman, who exchanger--tlaied above. 115th ditto—Eusimi William George Lord Hay, from the 5161 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hamiltuu, who rriirea—dattd as Ault. . Nth ditto—Lieutenant Wlllians Young, flout the 47th Foot, to Ise Lieutenant, vice Mulder, who exeltsug.a—dated as above. 9t4 thito..-Breirt Lieigtessasst-Colotiel Th4llllll'4 Minter Blair. to beNlajor, by pinch:me, viVe Meade, sdies rrlires . . ...dated as abuse. Lieutenant 'tubed (:reslt) Lavers, to be Captain, by pur chase, vire Blair—dated as ause. lisisio William-Henry Barker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Lavers—alateil as above. Archshald Macirau, Crut. to he Eusign, by purchase, vice 81i1ktr...413(011 ar. 31610Ve. , . 96111 ditto—Captaiii Honourable Haney Freilei it k Compton Cavendish, from half•pa” of the With Fuol, to ba Captails, vier Francis Glasse, alio exchanges, /reviving the dace tllre—dided as :111011C. Ist West India Iteginient—Liesitenant Samuel Guidon to be Captain, withunt pus chum., vice Borth tt, ileceastil—date) Mw atuive. Lieutenautßichiti . il Wicket's, from holt-pax of the 6th West India Regiment, to he Liesitcliant o vice Guidon—dated as ewes., Rd iisito—Lieutenant Juhu Hylton, from half-pay of the sth West India Itecimeot, to be 14eutewoo. eke Thomas Wakh, who exehangea—,latedDectrobei 25, Ibl7. C ape Hrgimeist--Emsigts Oiltof Goof. Nicclanstuuont to be Lit oienant—datell Jastnaty 0, 1818. Lieutenant Charles Henry Sohn tart, (sum the tiOilt Foot, to he Lit utenant—dated January 9, ISlii. J o h n Can Rynencht, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Stockenatroom —.141e4 January 13, 181 , 3 lilt EV ET, Major Pt lt r Atlvnivon, ail •cheti to t h e Portuguse Army, to Lr Itentenant•Coluttel to the British Service—dated Sep itmlocr 4, Isl 7. DM DEN DS, 1 7 0..21. J. Nlariindale, of Si. Jamr-'s-strcri, Westminster, wiste.airrchata, at eleven, at Guildhall, Match 21 A.l !Wackentit and H. Roper, of Cross.street, rinslntry urns', 11:Mktg; incichatitg, at taelve, at tivildLall, London. •, Fe h. 2u. T. 'littler s o d tr. E. Ilirdirson, of the C4l. l kr Iron and Coal %Yorks, prior ,kkevirbstrp,•York, iron -masters, at clew u, at the New Court !louse, %Crib. field. Feb. 20 J. Butlllkand U. lien croft, wit. of Airkstal Forge, lAells, and T. Birth r, of the CAM. r Iron.work•, near Dew.hury, York, irosi-onasiri a, at rlevety at the Iltw Custri-(lnns, Yak. rich% Yea!:. F. b. 13. I). ); l'or els, of It.. lisley, Volk, innkeeper, at eh. ven, at tits King's Ili Ha Inn, Ilari.sley. Ft 6.1 j; T Hoy land•waine, Yolk, taunt r, at elr veal, at the Kitties Head luu, Barnsley. Mare% 3. II Phillips, of C.otl-street, Chancery-lane, tai6eedriiiise keeper, at ti 31, at Guildhall, London. Feb.l.4. W. B. Hawk.l.l.4e, of Cleveland-street, Fitzroy. square, sturgeon, at I MI lve, lit Guildhall, Loudon. Fib. 24. T Easitseau, of Ciesueties.lanc, tendon, met( brut, at tenott Fib. .U. U. Ilanmail, 4,ll4N:tie Iligh-,trtet, Loudon, gm. eel', at twelve, al Guildhall. F. 6. lit. J Gams r, of Muss:ester, boot and shoe-maker, at . iev.,,, as she 1-Issmnai ket Worcvate r. . . . Feb. 17 W. Iluxlonts, of Exe t. r, utter, at .It yell, at the Star lion r. _ _ Feb. 19. L. IZire, How or late of Ashby .le-la-7oorlt, Lei echter, 11, , 116r toeieltuot, at twelve, at the Quevu's-head itch March 9. Halt. late of Bridpert, Dorset, grocer, at eltvelt, at the 801 l Inn. Bridport. Feb. 21. J. Haigh, late of Marsden, Yorkshire, cotton-ma nufacturer, at eleven, at the Ruse and Crown Inn, Hud dersfield, York. reh. 21t. It. Cigar, jun. of Burnham Westgate, Norfu!k, tweet., at six, at the Angel Inn, Norfolk. rt.L., 23. It. Cletugh, of North Shithls, ship oa ur r, at ms, at the George Tavern, Nue th Shit I.ls. I'vEr 23. Cure y. of North Shields, Northumberland, . . VICV. te n, at t ye Deluge ran rot, North Shields Feb 17. U. BUalllllllAll, of Norwich, Kitt, r, at eh vela, at the Cast It Imo, at the Castle Ditches, Num w ich. Felt. 27 11. 11.6rair, late of Fe ii.roort, Feueliurch.Alett, broker, at one, at Callahan Jaa. 31. T Hoppa, of Grecalianitnertuu, Via r, . . . . at twelre , al Guildhall, London Ft h. 17. W. Wilt...no, of Pulliam!. place, Fulsata , 31iddleme, nitisie-th.alte at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadota. Pilo. 17. A. Glearie, J. S. Glessaie, and W. Fry, of New Ilrosul-s•reet, London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. nb. w. A. W. &Saba, of Stainfutd, Lincoln, and J lahs, of Derby, bankers, at eleven, at the Crown luoi, Stanifui d. CERTI FICATES —Fria VARY 17. F. Denham, the youuges. of King-street, Covent-garden, Middksex, Eta hells, of Slucklnu•t, Cho steo, joiner.—G.Grisbrook, of Slomie-'Terrace, St. Luke, Chelsea Middlesex, liermahaper.—J. Bette, lateral Action Junction Astuu, Waswielt, s but now of Wray-Bar, Stafl;nal, dealer ceru.—J. Hatfield, of Eccles, leneister, cotton nentoufaarteser.—J. Bishop of Wacion, Norfolk, ichkerptr. —l. Cloud, of Hamoucronith, Middlesex, conulo mask W. W. Young, of Newton Nett:age, Glamorgan, incichaut. —W. Cuedroy, of Mauchester, letter.presslorintar. There was no alttration in the price of Whet, yesterday, at the Coui Excitant.. le sal, t, ele very dull. DEATHS. Ott Friday wonting last, nt Fordhant, In Canthridarshire, aged 4t4, Mrs G44lge, widow of the late Mr. William PM. geoll, at Mildeuhall, and the eldest daughter 0f.% . Thuusa■ Archer, formerly of Barton Mills, in that. mold), lung since deeeastd.—lt may perhaps be cuusid, rid a vet y ostraorilinallt, if nut au unprecedented eirrunistatire, that Mr. Archer al the time of his death, a Melt liappent.ll muse Oats forty .gu, kit eie.l4 clilldstat, the 4141 est 1111.1111 a no.* an his 54th, and the yuut.Kent in his 4141 yeas. MIL Gedge it the brat of the Coady that has paid the 110 t of saran•, 4.er that all the eight childreu have lived tugetlar Upl4ll/111 a 41 years. • Ow Wednesday morning last, nt Saville-Grub, nr:.r MIAs, John Etstirdes, E.sy aged 59, senior p.ritter •I tine Banking-Louse of Iltlien Cf, gad Cu. and one of hitt Maj 4 of* Dt ply Lieutenants lee the West Itta:MA ..1 Ytolo.hite. Mr. Manic* rat dean to breakfast iu appatent health and spit ita aalb his fomily ae.me friends alto arse WI a ei tt in hi■ huuae; he toiled hastily from the table on atromit of a crumb of bp. a inhaling the lop of the windpipe, which induced a fit 4.f congloisz, the violence of a hi* h Woke a 61.1,A-resat I in Ii a limp% and in half an hour he was a corpse! 111611 WATER Tms DAY AT umixtri 11m uing 43 dive U. I Eveuing 10 aft"• 7. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Stock 3 inlet. KM. SOL- 79& 30 I India Stuck.. 4394 2401 3 per Ct. Coto. 79i,q111 $ India Bonds 106 07 pr. 4 per Cent, 9Bpl I Ez. 11.11,, .. 17 /7 pr.. irtr ('t. N. An 104 $ COOS. rur ACC.79IIhM STRICTURES CURED. BY New Itirtlind the above troublesome rom a, plaint ii entirely eradicated without pain, whe h rof long or shout mantling !except ennsiiiiitional`, as tied as all tre.didiesscs generally accompanying it, and in a clout tins., the whole System is re-established, being one of the giestest die.coreries ever math.. By J. LYNCH, 311, Duke.aiceit, Si. James's. The price of the Medicine, including sillier cessaries, is .51. a iiiiicel. All It tiers to be post-paid. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hie Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Isresideut, E Delicacy Hod Honour cotti.ectetl with to certain class of Complaints require that Public coil. fiilence should be confided to Prolessioual Characters ef hnowii respectability and talents.. This induced the 1110y..1 21111 Noble Patrons of the above Institution to give their support to it, fur the exclusive treatment of Vi tieleal Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Slit' - gem', standing high on the List of the Royal Gu11, ... his provvil iby the benefits it has conferred since its Est.,- blishitiont), the propriety of their choice The Politic tun Otos the dupes of einpyrieistn, ai,d. the artful dehw u, held out by illiterate Men, who, under , s :11,1 assume./ titles, gaol their gnoil opinion. observatimi justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the pitmen( who, wider assumed titles, advertising as Companies, do. with fictitious matins, build out, as they style it, the info!. hide treatment of Venereal Complaints. 'flue List tit the Royal College of Suigeons, published m February, 1811;, hews only thnse persons entitled to regular practice, and no such pretended names Itching to it. lu statism this fart, Mr. KIERNAN consider lie is doing justice to the Pullin, and his ditty to the ilislingitishr d Characters who has e foundeii the LOCK DISPENSAItY, to guard Society against such au imposition. Since its commencement it Las amply Aslant the views of its Pat n u ts. Some of the most obstinate and dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility. and oilier supposed incurable alfectimis o f the genet Aire organs, have been hr re radically and successfully treated Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sear., at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford *gimp, whet(' letters from Town old Country are to be addres.. ii. and the necessary Advice suit Medicines will be given ur tent to any part of the Kingdoms. Just Pithledied, price 4s. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS nit the above DIS EANEsI. By F. KIERNAN. S"1.1 b Sewrwood .11a4 Cu. 20, Paternoster.row ; an4l Son, 174, Flect-street ; and Callow ,Crownrotsq, Soho LONDON. Pruned awl Psblight el at tbe Office, No 2'.7 Stand; wh Advertisement, ere received. sad Lett^. (uost paid) most Ivo addrissrivl—.e. 1011'111, N... I Ormeut's lee, Priot.r —J. No 127, vtpott, • 1