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"ift-kifvr tl.titer in at-yoflrs mtijefty*s ports, into
■which tuch vetse) c«tl J not in ordinary cafes claim
to be jk ui tttd, Ihe dull on ntardfefting that necet
'ity 10 me faiisfactipo of the government of ihe
place be hofpilably rpcetvt-d ami permitted to rtfi
. aud to purebate ai ibe market price Inch nece^aric1.
>■ l\ (he may ft and in need of, cor.lormably to fucli
4 «.»rders rfivilaHons a9 the - government of ibt
place, having relpect to the tit cuinfiariv.es of cat h
ezle l‘.Mtll preicrim*. She Ihall not ben>
^ or unload her cu.igo unlefs tidj^^B'fha! I
* necelsary to her being rtmHHI'JNoi
remitted to 1; It any part of her cargo, um
Jef.s In n >. only as may be necelsary to defray h r
expenses and then not without, the exprHs pettnil-i
bn cl the government of the place. Nor lM.ill (be
be obliged to pay nny duties whatever except only
01: Inch articles as th*> may be permitted to fell tor
|he pnrpoie aforelhid.
Art. XXIV. I; (hall not he lawful for anv fo
reign privateers (not being fubjccts or citi :ens <d
either of the faid parries} who have corninil dons
' oilier Prince or State in enmity wiih cither
rm their Ihips in the ports of cither of
|tfi> : not to 'fell what they have taken,
manner to exchange the fame; nor
Plowed to purchafe more prov ilions
recefsary for their going to the nearelt
hat Prince or State from whom they oh
l*iheir oommifsinns.
BtRT. XXV. It fiiall he lawful lor Ihips of war
• ifcdiprivuteers belonging to rhe (aid panics' refpec
lively, to carry v. biiherfoever the v pleafe ihe ihij .*
and goods t .ken from their enemies without being
obliged to p.is any fie to the officers of the Admi
yahv, nr to any judges whatever; nor (hall the
f«id pr 1 :es when they arrive at, and enter the ports
of 1I1.' laid p -.t tits he detained or feized. neithc-i
fh-ll ilte fearchers or other officers of thole places
vifit fucJ1 prices, (except for the purpofe of prevent
ing lb*- c-rrying of any part of the cargo Thereof on
ihore in any tn-nmer contrary to th.eeftablilhed laws
ol Ke> etiue,. Navigation, or Commerce) nor Ihall
luclj officers take cognizance of ihe validity of luilt
puz.-s; but th-y lit.ill be at liberty tohoiftfatl, Sind
depart as ipeedity a& may he, and carry their faid
prices to the place mentioned in their co'rr.mifsioris
or patents, whoh the commanders of the Ihips of
•'var or privuticis ihall he obliged to llfew. No
ihclu-i or refuge Ihall be given in their ports to fuch
ns h'o’e made a prii.c upon the fubj-cis or oiti/.en.s
of eitlt r of the laid parties; but if forced by lirefs
ot wearliet , or the danger of the fea, to enter iherc
iii, particular cure Ihall he taken to haft cm their de
pai inic, and to caufe them to retire ns loon as pof
lible. Nothing in this treaty contained Ihall-how
e\er lie tonltrued or.operate contrary to former and
exifi trig public treaties with other fnvereigns or
■ftaces. Pat tiie tv. u parties agree, that while rhev
continue in amity neither of them will in future
irrko uny treaty that 1 !iai 1 be inconftlicnt with this
or i im pretcu ipg nr i sole.
Neither of the J;»i*i parties lhall permit the /hips
or goods b. longing to the fu I jeers or citizens of
tlu- other to be taken within cannon fhot of the
coilt, lo r in any of the hays, ports or rivers of
then itfittor es hy fliins, of war, or others, having i
commilsmn liuin any prii.ee, republic, or (tale
wh.itfvei R n in k ale it {houlJ fo happen, the par
tv VNfiole trrntoii.il rights lhall thus have been vio
lated, lhal! ufe his ntmott endeavors to obtain from
the offending patty, foil and ample huisfaction for
the vclsi I nr velse 1-8 lb taken, whether the lame be
Vflst-ls ofw.r or met chant vehels.
•her XXVI. ll ;n any time a rupture Ihouid
pi * , \ hich God forbid) between his Mcjcl.v
and the Ua11: J iir.u<rs, the mrr. hunts and others of
‘''•'h oJ .la two nations riffling in the dominions of
the other lhall have the privilege of remaining and
continuing ilutr trad* in Jut-gas they behave peace
ably .tnd commit no offence againft the laws; and
in cafe heir conduct ihouid render them fufpected
and the rHpective governments ihouid think proper
-Mforder them to rim..-. e, the term of twelve months
from the publication oi the order ihali be allowed
tluinh'f the purpote, to remove with their fami
lies, iff cis .i'd pi opcrty, but this favor lhall not be
tMiiuf i! to iholt, who lh.ill aci contrary to the efla
ldbhcd Jaws, and »or gieuer certainty, ir isdiclar
cd i!'.:. hull rupmre thill not be deemed to exile
while tit goct at ions tor accommodariog difference
lhall he depti;tg, nor until the relpective Antbaf
l.ulors- or ,M :iitiers, if inch there lhall be, lhall be
recalled, or lent home on accounuof fuel) differen
ces. and n t on account of perfonal milconduct,
accordingto the nature and degrees of which both
PJi ties retain their right s, either to retjueff rhe re
v.:;, or immediately to fend home tLie Ambafl'udor
oi Mmiiter of the other ; and that without pre ju
dice to their mutual iricndlhip and good umlerltand
ing.
Art. XXVII It is further agreed that his Ma
j-lly and the United biatcs on mutual veqnilitions,
h)' thorn i cl pec lively, or by their relpective Mini
1 vers or Olficers authorilcd to make the fame, will
deliver up to jullice all perfous, who being iharged
with murder or forgery, committed within the iu
rildiciion ot either, lhall leek an alvluni within any
efthe countries of the other, provided that this
lhall only be done on fuch evidence of criminality
as, according to the laws of the place, whete the
fugitive or perlun fo charged lhall be found, would
jollify his apprtlu tiiion and commitment for trial
it the i ff, nee had there been committed. 1 he ex
pence of fuch npprehenlions and delivety lhall be
borne *nd defrayed by thole who make the iebulli
tion and receive the fugitive
.'Vr r. XXVIII. It is agreed, that the fir ft ten ar
ticles of this treaty lhali be permanent, and that
the fiit>frcn*Tit articles, except the rtvefttfi, Thai! be
limited in their deratin': to twelve years., re be com
pl -ed from the day on which die ratifications of
this treaty (hail be exchanged, but fubjecc to this
condition—-that whereas the laid twelfth article
will expire by the limitation therein contained, at
.‘he erul of ttvo years from the iigning the prcEmi.
nary ot other articles of peace, which Ihali tnnvi
lute die pielenc war in which his majcUy i-.tr .jg
ed, tt i'3 agreed, that proper meafures Ii>; li by toil
ert he t.iken lor bringing the lubiect ol that ..t :i•. 1 e
into amicable treaty and dilcufliun, lo curly Infme
ilie expiration of the laid term, as that ,-irw art vugr
ll1ei|fc °n that head, may by that tiro ■ — genetic I
ii.d ready to take place. But if it li <>uld unfortu
• 11rtlv happen, that his majefiy ami the Urittd
States fhottid not be able to agree on Inch new ar
rangements, in that cale all the articles of this
treaty, except the firft ten (hall then cede and vjt
pire together.
daftly, This Treaty, when the fame (hall have
been ratified by his Majefty, and by the Prclident cl
the United States, by and with th?-advice ami con
lent of their Senate, and tbv respective ratilu-atioiis
tiitttuaily exchanged, Ihali be binding ami obligato
ry on his M'jelly and on the laid States, and ihali
be by them relpecf^vely executed and obfened with
punuu.ility and the molt lincere regard to gooti
t.tiih,- and whereas it will be expedient, in order
the hotter ro facilitate iurerconrfe and obviate dif
ficulties, that oilier articles be propoled and added
io this treaty, w hich articles, for want of time and
other circumilaners, cannot now be’ p( t leered — it i
agreed, that the laid parties will, from time to
nine, readily treat or and concerning Inch artiebs
and will fincerely endeavour fo to form them n .
that they may conduce to mutual convenience, and
tend to promote mum.I latisfact ion and fricndfhip :
and that the laid articles, after having been truL
ratified, Ihali be added to, and make a parr of this
I retty. in faith whereof, we, the undcrligm-d
Minifters Plenipotentiary of his Mnjel'ry the King
of Great-Britain, and the United Slates of America,
have figned this prelent 'l reaty, and bmecaufed to
be affixed thereto the Seal ol our Arms.
Done at London, this nineteenth day of No
vember, one thoufand Seven hundred and
Ninetv Four.
GREENVILLE. (Seal)
JOHN JAY. \al)
CONDITIONAL RATIFICATION
On ihe Part of ilie (• . i; .' -its.
In Si.nate. June 24, 1795.
. Rf.oi.vfd, That the JS. ..•§ = «■ do con cm to. and
id' i'.'f the Prt-fideiit of :L • U s to ratify
the Treaty of Amity. • ommerr. aid Navigation,
between his Brimr i M j T, ,nd ih* U-iiird S-atcs
of America, conclu'i • ' u J, oidon the jyih Novem
ber, 1794, on conn 11 ion that :h*re b~ r-dded to the
laid Treaty, an art ich•\vhert?l>y it lh:*U be agreed to
fufpend the operation offo mmh oft lie jvfi article,
as refpects the trade, width his M.-jUty thereby
contents nmy he carried on between the United
States, and his lllands in the Weft Indies, in the
manner, and on the terms and conditions therein
I pec'died.
Aid the Senate recommend to the Prefldent of
‘he l 'ired States to proceed wirhouf fnrther deify
t«> flirtL-.cr friend! v negociations with his nvjcfryon
ihc i abject of the laid trade, and of the terms ar.d
conditions in ijntli ion.
EUROPEAN AD V I C E S.
Py the j'hip Adriana. C,
t. (-/-■!, arrived at Pli!-iL !j>hiat
>n 3 days from Lou,
■ft papers riverc recei'Ltd tn ihe
19 th of A lay, fi un <
i;J: the Jollonvinir extraas kanje
bun made.
pariTmiv2.
r HE German pa pets announce that Faron de
Buchier, the minifrer of the Di ke of Wurtem
berg, near the Crut t ol Vienna, delivered a note,
declaring “ that the cu ke, in the critical lit nation
his country was reduced to by tlie war, hnd lent a
miriifte r to Bah! with orders to treat for a leperate
peace with the Fv-nch commiflioners in that city.”
The L-.ndgr Hefse Calsel, and the Di ke of
Bm of wick natv'» caufed fimilar declarations to be
laid before' :Sift Emperor.
Mav 4. tt!ie_Statcs General folicits a treats
with the R j ’■'.c We want flour, ihips and gold ;
they cAt o loppy, os ; out ir is aisemJ tli t the
committee cl j 1nui. ‘e-y iniitis on the uflion of
Sealand, and »fiact!.e- r^tofe to fobferibe to this
cond'finii, which is ; 1 r k.- •• s to the indiv iftbility cf
tiie United Provinces, .u : t.ids to cramp their
commerce and lihrr1 v.
7. biev'-jand Pun-ii are the two mem
bers appointed bv ti c Cb-r*«-nittt-e of pnMic Sa‘ety,
tofer out on :• |-crei m llUm ,• hofoevT, tb rt is
ninth realon to ir'ieve. tb«t ’ ts.-o reprefenra
tives are to let T.or He I ' -v V.,ivr to finally
conclude the treaty whit.- • w neg, staling be
tween Fiance ami theS .. -V' -ura!.
V ORlEl?t.
Alter v. blockade of mare than tv. o decidua bv an
Eniililh d v.hon < ! vefsels -jf war in the Bay cf Bil
cay .uni tiif rentes, • c Lave lucreedeti to-bring in- -
10 the ports of the c c ,v mu ibritanny, Ur'ui"'t
and precious Convoy, t.i the . 1 fail
loaded with grain for me r-i.', no.. .
of Names, Noriinioutlar,Bell'hc eJ Mer, l'Orient,
Breft, Lmdernau, &c,
. May rf. The trial of Fauguier Tinville and his
accomplices, is ai length luminal.-d. The Jury
j brought in their verdict yei’tcrdjy, and found
f .mq-iier J'invil!;’, Kite Public Accufer,
| Etin.ie Foucault, Ex judge of the Revolutionary
| Tribunal,
Gatriel Tonfsain, Ex P.efide*nr,
j 1’. P. G. tie L:un.<v, Ex Judge,
I Pierre Lenoy, called dix Aout, Ex Judge,
Leopold Tenaudin, Ex Juror,
Jochein V.Ilate, Ex juror,
Jean Louis P.ieur,.E Juror,
Claude L mis, Lhatelet, E ; Juror,
Francois Geb.ard, E\ Juror,
Pierre JoPph B :yeu»ul,
Pien Guillaume B'-noir,
Marie Jo'eph Lanne,
Jolepl) Veinay,
l r.ni ois Dupoinrnier, and
A. M. J ilerinarn,
g'-'ilry <1 .'laving committed at rhe Revolutionary
I tihinul, in the lecond year of thcRepuulic, crimes
tending ro favour the pl.in.s oi t!;c- er < inies «»f the
P"*pl--, to promote the dissolution of the N nioji .l
C invent ion, and to arm the citizens rg/mlt c '• li
t»rhf r ; of ha ving can fed an innumerable quantity
ot u:i/.;ni to pm * 1!) under the forms ot Lvv; of
having ordertd wonn n ivilb child to be executed
:d h iv g tried and omdemneif 3 * *, 5.», and even 60
P*Hons .it a t im.-, within three hoots; of having
drawn out mdiv tments m loth a cordulrd niao.ivr
u.o'i the t -slier !!as cl-cti bten executed for Use fon,
•i!:v! the lot. tor she Ether ; of h.n h g refuted to
p-r; inns it ecu fed a copy of if- »<•» of ai.mfation
g iillit '.hem ; 1*‘ itav.og picked j ri.s, iaftead of
..looting tln.-p; >) lot, Ore. Phe Public Accuirr, as
i';u:- d" !: v.-r.h .t was pronounc.d. icquired that
ti;e pm.,! v of D: llio-i: ’ bepafsed upon them,
'I he Pr: lident immediately a iked v.h n they had
t<j #- y :y c tlie application of the law ?
B .v o • * •‘xcldinsed, lince I am ro loot'** my head
' r t e l- *f. .Id, i d< lire of tlie Tribunal that Crd.-rs
may he given 10 let me lufrcr the punilhmeiu of my
mimes in ptnee.*’
G cind. ‘‘Ido not cpifftion rh.a jo ft ire of the
> onvnnion, but v by b’d tin v pi niih 1 author* of
vur ciimcs with banishment onlv, a no wlr. j..- x*%
who only acted by ilstir cdmtnm.ds ur t.e pusdlhed
with death. Neverrhelel’s i: does not hg.iif- . 1
die a republican. Vive In RtpuMitim. !'*
Kem.uden. “ ! never d.il any tiling but wlut
was proper."
L ome. “ I only regret leaving mv wife,"
D iponiicr. “ And J my cl iidi on. *’
Fauna). “ How came 1 to be implicated with
fuel) a man a*. Fio quit-r !'*
Villate. \\ lie I prophvlit-d in roy part of-cau
fes l'ecretres. in ip.jkitg ol the Ap.cily;-!.:, will
come it) pjfs "
The P;c!id-ur then pafs.'d fence nee of death pun
them.
roiiquier I un dlv. “Slm^ir h b :n decided
ih.a i mull 11:{'• he..d «-•. i it*- i p Periiy,
I c» win tin ill 11111 ■ t r. mu: i I..- kn.»’ » •.••]]
w liD lilt* iv,11 I 'lnlj'ii ai.'irs . r. i ■ ;»:i7>-no to b- !.d
in irnnvdijic < x « Mion. J ai:i ic-ady ’
The coiii'i tnn« .I pcrions w.-x ■canied fr.;n- the
bar, and tin; in or mug t h e v \v-r>. an/. Jic
an iiiiiiniiic croud of pen ions, who l>crito•*-. rl ihe
limit bitter exerrition:. on ilvm, to the Place de
Grevc, where they were executed.
L(\\DON, M,,y 8.
By Firis p.ipers uj> to the jo !i of April, nothing
ve:y\ i'.i:-. refting appears to have pafstd in the C. n
ve ' tion. but they bring the very important ir;i *. • 1 • -
gt:i c-of the ar'iva-i of the Grand Convoy from
Amt-ric i f ins w'-ll go a great way towards : ile
' iariivg the d:!'re>N inkng from ihe jearcify ofbread
uhi.ii. iii ni.oi' par-s of France, al'rl o’ other ar:i
c!- tol iabiii,:nice are in reiershh-- plenty, has uu*
doubled!) b.-m greater rhi;. in r: :s country.
Avcoiding to i ,'er from I/Ot.ietit, theconvov
entered the pm-.* of Britany, and thefe ports had
been M ickaded for twenty c!.r> . bv F.nt'iifh Ibins of
war, (sh lie under tie corn m a ml of admiral Colpnvs
and Sir J. B. W.irrti.). It conhlted of 140 veiscls,
under flic ik rr of Fougueux of 74 guns, three fri
gatesof 30 12.1ms each, two corvettes of 26 uuu»f
two tutu 1 h ol 18. and a (loop of 12 mins.
i lie commit u-e for ti - relief of French Emigrants,
receives mocol. a month from Government.
M iy 14.
I lie money which the King of Proflia, has receiv
ed fr urn this country lias been productive of two he
rn ficisl cordvtpiences to ihe Monarch. It enabled
him to ailifr in the comjntft of Poland, and it h a
furnilhed him with the means of purchnling ftores,
ammunition, ^vc. winch will pjobably be tiled
againft this country.
1 'n Huntired i huufand pounds n v ear are paid to
the King of Sardinia , for which his Majeliy w as to
mala a grand diverlion in Italy. The only diveifi
(■n -a hich he has made has been to receive the money,
and to laugh ai uj for our excels of folly and crcdu
li-y.
-- <S>C S»
PORTSMGU . FI, M ay 19.
The p r in c e or W31 e s at the Gala of Wind for Jaft
nigi t was iu very high fpirits. He had not the
(l^giiteh appearance of a man 700,0'jol, worfe that*
On Sundry, 1 aft the Friends of the People decided
upon the plan of Pai Fmentarv reform, which they
intend to propofe to the public. It is founded upon
the principle of giving Houlefiol lers a right to vote
for Members of Parliament.
Mr. Grattan, iris reported, is to be rewarded
by the Irilh Cathidns, for his exertions in their fa
vor, by a prelent of 50,000!.