The National Register.
London, England, 1815-04-16 00:00:00

'At REGISTER.

raw any of the islands mentioned iu any of the.preeeding Articies
which were in the possession of one of the parties prior ta
iheileemeat of • the present war betweem the trio.roobintriem,.ekr,alid
11 the decision of any of the hoards of Ceinaciasioners aforesaq,
or of the .Sovereign or state so nefernesl to as in the four next pre-
ceding Articles contained, Call within the dominions of the other
party, all grant* of lawlanade previous to the commencement .91
the war by the party having bad end) imsoessiott,.s.liall be as saditl..;s
if such island or islands hatl.hy such decision er decisions beeu.o4l-
- to be within the dominions ofaLlie party 'Avis% had.aush p 0.4-
session.
Art. IX. The United States of America engve -to put in . en 4,
immediately after the ratification of the present Treaty, to hostilities
with all the trines or nations of Indians with whom they may beat
war at the time of such ratification aadforthwitit to restore-to sue t
tribes or natiotis sespectively, all the possessions, scir,lits, and psi.
vilegiss which they may have enjoyed, or beet, entitled to,iu.lB 41.
previous to such hostilitiesh. Provided always, .that such tribes, n:
nations shall agree to desist from all hostilities amainst thr Uoitad
Stated of America, their citizens and atihjects, upou the ratificatibrat
of the present Treaty being tiolitied to..such taws 9r Nations, „AO
,ball so desist accordingly.
A..d his Britanitie. Majesty *lmages, on his.pait, to „pat ifl etv)
immediately after the ratification of stile present Treaty, to
hosßil -
ties with ail the tribes or siationsor India us with 141.110 w tic nsay.,Aii•
at war at the time of such ratification, and forthwith to restore, te
such tribes or nations respectively. _all the powsciam.,,
privileges, which they may have enjoyed or been entitled to dai
1814., previous to . such hostilities. Provided always, that such
tribes or nations shall agree to desist Irons all hostilities
Britannic Majesty and his subjects, upon the ratification of the pcx-
sem Treat y dieing notified to such tribes or a atiovs, 414#1 • thalLio
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sisi: accordingly.
Art. X. Whereas-the traffic in slams. is ialiecosseilflible mkt, 44,e
principles of humanity and justice, and t‘licreas both hie Majesty,
and the A:mites/Suites aneaksisests of easitishrihe their efferta to Ka-
mote its entire abolition, it is hereby acteed that hot): the contra .
ins parties aball .use their best eudeavoprs to Eti,!4:211111111...i0 ekSirnakit
AY object.
Art. XI. Tbris Treaty, when tlhe same -shall have been ratified,up
both sides without alteration by either of the Ot. intracting
and the ratifications nitittiatiy exchanged, shall tie
parties; awl the ratficatintis Owl! be ezek.inged at Thashisigton,,Ad
the .-pace of fonr months from this day, or goofier ifpraetivatle..
Li faith whereof, we, the respeotive Plergpotenti..aies, have sign.
ed this Treaty, and have thereon-to affixed out seals.

Done iu triplicate at Ghent, tite twenty-four4lk day of Decen4ono
one .thousaud tight Hundred and fourteen.
(L. S.) -GAMBIER.
(L. S.) 1-1-GOULBURN.
(L. E.) WM. ADAMS.
(L. s.) JOHN QUINCEV
(L. S.) J. A. BAYARD.
E.) H. CLAY.
11. S.) JON.
S.) ALIII2.Ig

The Ratifeatiana .of the above 'Treaty were itnly excli:nizel
Wallington, at ckveii p. ni. 'the 17th t'eltroary.

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