The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-11-14 00:00:00, page 3

long to the enemies of one or both ; it is
nevertheless provided, that contraband
goods fliail always be excepted; which
being inter ceptedmall be proceeded against
according to the Spirit of the following ar
ticles. It is likewise agreed, that the Tame
jiDerty be extended to perlons who may
be on, board ot a free ffiip, with this ef
lect, that although they be enemies fro both
or either of the parties, they ffiall not be
taken out of the free ffiip unleis they are
ioldieis inutile actual Service of the laid
enemies.
. Art. 3. This liberty of navigation ^nd
commerce shall extend to all kinds of mer
chandizes except thole only which are ex
p cited in the following articles and ate
d&oguifhed by the name of contraband
goods.
Art. 9. Under th? name of contraband
or prohibited goods Shell be comprehend
ed, a ims, great guns, cannon balls, ar
quebules, mulquets, bombs, petards, gra
padoes, laucdfes, pitch, bails, carriages
for ordnance, mu'quet reds, bandoliers,
ca non powder, marches, Salt petre, ful
p: ur, bullets, pikes, fibres, fivords, mo
rions, helmets, cuiraff-s, halberts, javelins,
phtoh, holders, belts, bayonets, horses
'with their harness, and all other like kinds
of arms and inlivumchts of Ivar for the use
of troops.
Art. 10. These vh'ch fTdw /hall not
be reckoned in the number of prohibited
goods, that is to fay, all forts ot deaths,
add all other manufailures <T wo 1, flax,
silk, cotton or any other materials all
kinds of Wearing apparel together with tire
things of which pacy are commonly fnadc & ,
gold, filvercoined ordhohned. brals, irob,
lead, copber, latten, coals, wheat, hartey
and all torts of corn or pulse, t b^cco, all
kinds of fpret^ faked or fraomked fle&
salted fifh, ch'eete, butter, beer, oil, wines,
sugar, all luffs of fair and provifons which
serve for the m^hfemenr 1 d mitenance
of man; all kfadsof co ton, hemp, flax,
tar, pitch, to,s ebfes; fail cloths an
chors, and any part of^hchofs, ^ip-m^fts;
planks, boards, beams and ail forts of
trees and other things proper for building
or repairing hups; not shall any goods be
considered as cunuaband, which have not
been worked into the form of Any instru
ment Or thing for the purpose of w;ir by
land or by fa. much less inch as five
been prepared or wrought up tor a y other
life. All whichdial! he reckoned free goods;
as liketfife all others w rich are not com
prehended and 'part cwlady mentioned in
the foregoing articles; so that they fliall
not by any pretended interpretation be
comprehended among prohibited or con
traband goods; on the contrary, th y may
be freely transporter by the Objects of the
king and the United Mates, even to places
belonging to an enemy, Inch places only
excepted as arc Ixhieged, bkeked or in
vested, and theft places on y fhali b cbn
fidered as such, which are nearly lur
r unded by one of the bdligere t powers.
4 Art. 11. In order to avoid and pre
vent on both sides all dilutes and cliturd,
it 13 agreed th^t m <afe one of the parties
Shall be engaged in a war, the fhi^ and
vrffels bel< ngin^ to the fuufc& or inha
bitants of the otucr mall be furnifhed with
sea letters or paßpons, exprefTing the
name, property ;md port ofthe vessel and
also the name and place of abode ot the
mailer or commander of the laid v, fcl, in
order that it m?y thereby appear that the
jid ve&l really and truly bJorgs to the
nbjeds of the one of the other party.
} befe pallports, which ikul be auWiup
in good due form, shall be renewed every
time the vessel returns home in the courle
of the year. It is also agreed, that the
aid vessels when loaded fliall be provided
not only with sea letters, but also with
certificates, containing a particular account
of the cargo, the place from ,which the
yeffel failed and that of her deftinatibn,
in order that it may be known, whetheft
they carry any of the prohibited or contra
band merchandizes, mentioned in the 9th
article of the prefect treaty ; which certi
ficates shall be made out by the officers of
the place from which the vessel shall de
part;
Art. 12. Although the veff.ls of the
one and of the other party may navigate
freely and with all faiety, as is explained
in the 7th article, they shall nevertheless
be bound at all times when required, to
exhibit as well.on the high Teas as in port;
their passports and ertificates above men-‘
tioned. And not having c ritraban d mer
cnan ize on board For an enemy's port;
they may freely and without hindrance
pursue their voyage to the place of their
destination# Nevertheless the exhibition,
of the papers ffiall not be demanded of
merchant ihips under the convoy of vessels
ot war, but credit shall be given to the
word of the officer commanding the con
voy.
(The remainder in our next.)
C HARLES TO N,
November 14, 1783.
BY™ e Br^fpeedy, Captain J hnffon, (which
tailed fruh; London the 1 th ot >< ptember,
ana arrived 'here on Shiday evening last we have
the follewfrig derides ccngia ^fory and interest
ing inteltige&e.
L ) N O O N. September ^.
'Copy of a letter received by Le Right Ho% #he
Lord Layor yesterday m >rning at half pad nine.
" St. James's, Sept. 6, ; o'clock, P. M.
" "y Lord,
" L have the honor to acquaint y^ur Lordfhib,
that Capt. Earner s jufi aiffrved with the preli
minary articles between his Majesty And the States
General, signed At Paris on the 2d ini —as also
The Definitive Treaties with France and Spain,
signed at Versailles rhe ^d ihft by the Duke of
Mancheder, f:s Majedy's AnVwt.d>r Fxtraordi
naty And Plenipotentiary, and the refpedbve Pieoi
potentaries of the faii Courts and hat s ,
" The Definitive Treaty with he United Stated
of America, was Also signed at Paris the d inst.
by David Hartley, e # tq; his M^iefty's Plenipoten
tiary, and the Plenipotentiaries of those States, and
is to be brought over by Mr. Hartley liimfelf.
“ I fend your Lordffiip immediate notice of these
important events, in. order that they may be made
public in the City without loss ot time'
1 am, with great refped,
My Lord, ,
Yohr Lordship's humble servant,
C. J: FOX;
Sept. It. On Tuefdav night David H rt
le./' fy arrived if )town from France with the
Definitive I reaty of Peace with America.
Frarn Prints and private Letters from Cork, in
, ; foand.
By the lad arrival from that kingdom; we are
informed; that the union of that nation with Bri
tain is, at present slender and precarious —that at,
Cattlebar id the county of 'day) and province of
Conaught; a Scotch garrifori polled a that place,
having insulted the mayor and citizens, the volun
teers of the didri& had been called in aid of the
civil power to quell the riot, wh b n both parties
engaged — The British tr ops were at nrft beat
into their barracks, where, after bursting into the
Amm'tinition room each soldier had furhifhed him
felf therefrom with lixty rounds, and the ,whole
bAng again drawn up, in nii itary array, headed
by their officers, a bloody conflict ensued in the
open Greets between both parties; when the regu
lars had been totally dilcomfited, having four kil
led, a great number wounded and fourteen mad,
prisoners. —I has have the Scotch begun A war in
Ireland, as they have done in America, and will
again, if allowed to Bar here. The people of
Iteb.nQ afc.aftuafly forming themselves into patrio
tic affociaAoni. to prevert the re-tk&ipn of m~n,
who had favoured the pretentions of Britain in for
f—ALLICO 3
X> Chintzes
Ginghams
Nmkeens
Holland
Lien,
Striped FneA
Raven Duck. k
A variety of Well afforV
f ed Handkerchiefs
Camb icks
Mufliis
Gauzes
Italian flowers
Black colour'd filk§
Broad cloths
, With a Variety of other Articles, which they
will Sell on Credit, on giving security, if required.
Io be Sold by Public Auction,
On Tuesday the, 2§th of November,
Before the Exchange in Cbar'edon,
immediately after the file of Mrs, Rdwahd't
lands, at 1? o'clock at Noon,
Four variable Slaves
BELONGING to the some of John D 0,,, Rfy
late of $ fishery, in the State cf North Carolina,
dice fed, twelve m%th, credit roll be given the puri
e^ 1 , merog b nd 3rd Approved security, and payiriz
IDterett from th, day of r *!%6
By order of the A/minittretoh
JO^N WALTERS GIBBS.
THE following strays have been produced be
i%te mv'to ne ativeiufeu; y^ A uar^ aa,
hone. .paces a d trots, with a blaze ia hit face, his two
hind teat wine 13 hands high and 8 ,eya old, brand
ed on the near ihoulder and buttock HM.
A Slacks trotting herfo g year) old, near ij hands
lib, h,s ff hind foot white, branded on the mounting
boulder SF.„
A dap tie grey horse, 3 ye^re old, 14 h,da fcigh
pacts and rots, branded on me mounting Ihoulder 1
and on the ff moulder lA.
A flea biqen trotting marc, 6 years old, near 14
hands high, branded A 3
A black trotting mare with 2 far in her forehead, ,
fears old, unbroke, u .docked and h 3 visible brand.—
The owners ot laid itrays mutt apply and prove their
property before
Philip Pearson
Bunter Hill Sept. 3, 1783.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, War
rents, Writs, Bills of Sal , Subpoena.
Tickets, Executions against the Body on
Froceis, ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary Process, Bills of Loading, &c. &c<
mer Parliaments. This most fafutary, eonffituffo
onal and political step is in all countries, the onig
peaceable alternative of a tree and high Ipirited
people, to remove bad ruleis and mifreprefenta.
^'"i^d to raise patriots and genuine reprefenta
tiv, their room. O^mericans ! take heed of
this plan!
ri?Vn L R ' E °' °" Tburfda y the 23d ult in
Christ Church Parifli, near this Citv th m H h L
'° h : Afl? " q; ek " f °° ° f the late Ma J° r Ge
neral Affie. of No.th Carolina, to ^rs. Ei zabeth
Legare freffi ,f Mr. Nathan Legare a
possessed of every Amiable qualification 'that can
^r^: "" e t^PPy.-Mn John Mo
rant, to Miss Isabella Norvij.
w^t' ^" C 7? M ™ M*^ T ° omer > wife
f lve°?"T hfit of , brill Church Parish.
Richard melton, of Strawberry Mrs.
Ameba FitzhmmohM, wife o f Mfr. A. Fitztimmons.
PORT NEW S.
1 ; ENr eked In & ard $.
bfo ta Lfy ft, Q,OQ
F ? " ' urner ^ Augaftne.
sloopJihn, W, Batt, B
11 3iig Mine Fireship, N. Fortune, Maderi^
Cleared OUTWARDS.
:: ^ p <.CT e ? ^ c# ^v ^^:
12 Ship Ceas, John Drby, Lon oi.
— J, r w % Gr^u^h.
jusr imported,
In some of the lAteft Vefreh 'from EUROPE
And to be Sold by'
Meffienrs C A NiOR and Company;
At their Store No. 1, Broad-Greet.
Fancy cloths
Cambtets
WaiGeJat shapes of var^
bus kinds.
Stockings
Ribbons
Threads
Tapes
.T ea .
Spiels,
, JnfrTCTTO •
Bookies v
Writing Paper
Affortmen't of Gla's warn
Window glass
Wax Candles.