The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-24 00:00:00

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Mob* shell be rellormi 6n paling, the rime expenses of
salvage, as the oaths" 'Obeid it like rose pay.
It scagresd thit wad Norweetsit ship, *mitt-
isgslimet from Europe I. the Vatted .3tatea, at vessel. of
the raid States arriving direct to swedes or Norway, and
furnithed with eertifigaies of, health frum the eurapetelat or-
ders st the port wheats they sailed, shill be *object to 110
mtarantiue, except such es may he necessary to ;live theta.
her of health of the port at which the erase arrives the op.
purtanity of visiting her, naleas it shall appear that daring
the weielte gigue pection sin board Isis been aitse'ced will, a
malignant or contagious malady, or that the eon mrs who nee
the vessel rontei hasher', re Carded as I All IA nod hits been
made the subject of a previlms ordntauer. thr. et inz •Il ves-
sels orris hum it to he regarded as suspected, and subject
to qttifill i our,
12. The 'Leafy of F's ienilship and Commerce, rtinelsided at,
Piris in 1783, by the Pieniputentiaries of Swears, soot the
Vatted States. shall be renewed and put in force by the pre.
seat Treaty, with respect to what is eontained to Miters 2,
S. 9,7, 11, 9, 19, 11, 12, If, 84, 16, IC, 17, is, 111.21,
22, 23, and 25; and aloe the separate &nicks I, 'l, 3,4,
and b, which were signed on the saute day, by the saute Pk-
nipotentisrles.
13. Considering the remoteness of the two High Contract.
iag Powers, and the unerrialnly resulting therefrom, as to
the different events which map lake place, it is agreed that
merchant vessel belonging to one of the Coistractiag Parties,
spd destined for a port which may be supposed to lie block.
aded at the motnent of her sailing, shall nut he raptured M.
etsweletnned fur having in one instance atteMpted to cuter
the said port, unless it an be proved that the said *easel must
have learned on bee passage that the blockade of the place in
question mullioned. But vessels which, having been once
music,' off, shall attempt, during the same voyage, to enter
a second time into an enemy's port during the continuance
of the blockade, shall then be subject to detention and coo.
de cation.

14. Tim present Treaty shall continue in Circe fur tight
rani from the dated this wOli• more of the rariGostiono, which
WWI take place within lip moutiu after the signature, and
weer of possible.
(Signed) 4.. COUNT ENG F:CTROH.
• • • • JONATHAN RUSSELL.
.7t • •A ••,1 c COUNT A. G. NIORNEIt.

fkoelikass, Stenger 4, 1116.
We, Charles John, by the Grace of God, King of Sweden,
Norway, of the Goths and Vandsh, make knoen that oar
dearly beloved father, the late King, of glorious memory,
sod the United States, having agreed to conclude a Treaty
of Cowineerte, did respectively appoint. [Here the appoint,.
neat of the Plenipotentiaries and the articles agreed au are
recited.] Is consequence the United States have declared
by their Blioister Plesipoteutiary accredited at our Court,
that for pare reasons they are prevented from ratifying
articles ie 4, and 4, of the allomrecited Treaty, and as we
have hived (he tastier of these articles of such a nature that
they may be excluded frowi the Treaty, without *prejodice to
the Interest of oar faithful subjects, we have fur these
tuns thought it to ratify, approve, and accept the above
Waled Treaty of Commerce, with the exception of the sink-
doll, 4, sad 1; sad we do hereby acetyl, approve, and ra.
tify the sane, he.
(Signed) CH ARILtS 30H N.
July 24, 1111.