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London, England, 1802-02-13 00:00:00

PARIS, rre. A.

TREATY OF PEACE

CONCLUDED BETWEEN THE FRENCH 'REPUBLIC
AND THE REGENCY QF ALGIERS, DEC. 17, ISOI.
The French Government and the Regency of
Algiers. are convinced that a state of War between
these States is unnatural,- and that it is consistent
with the dignity of both to resume their ancient
relations.
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For tnts purpose', MIJSTAPHA PACHA, Des, in
the name of the Regency; and Citizen CHARLES
FRA.Ncois Du tots, Charge d'Affaires and Com-.
missary-Generill of Commercial Relations of the -
French Republic, being invested with full powers-
by the. First Consul to treat of Peace with the Re-
gency, have agreed on the following Articles :
ART. I. The Political and Comthercial Relations are re-
established between these two Powers, on the same foot-
ing as before the.rupture.
11. 'The ancient Treaties, Conventions, and Stipulations
are renewed, from the day on which this Treaty is .signed
by the Dey and the Agent of the Republic.
111. The Regency of Algiers restores to the French Repub-
lic the same concessions in Africa, on the same footing as
France enjoyed before the rupture.
IV. The trioney;effeas, and merchandite, which the Agent's
of the Regency seized in the' Feetories shall be restored, a
dedudlion being made of a sum sufficient to discharge the
duties due at the Declaiationof War,: Dec. 2, 1799. •
V. The duties shall not be, exaßed but: from. the day on
Which the 'Fiench shall be re-establiilted in their Fado-
ries.
Vl'. Counting from that period, the De,y,.in male; tq indem-
nify the African Coinpany for their leesel, shall .grant
them a general exempt;on from duties for one year. •
VII. Frenchmen shall not be detained in slivery at Algiers
under any pretext, or uiader" ady circumstances whatso-
ever. , . •
VIII. French/Tien taken under a_ Flag at War with the Re-
gency, shall not.be made slaves, even though the Shipsin
which they may be found shall have made resistance, un-
less they have been taken suns in their hands ading
as part of the Ship's Company.
IX. French Passengers or Residents within the KingdornOf
Algiers, shall be entirety subject to the Agent of the
French Government. The. Regency, or its Delegates,-
shall not interfere with, the internal Administration .of
France in Africa.
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X. The. Captains of French Ships, whether belonging to the
State or to Lndividuals, shall not he Constrained, confab(
to their inclinations, to take any article on board; or'
to go where they are not inclined. •
XI. The. Agent of the French Government isnot responabie
for the debts of any individual of his Nation, unites he'.has '
;engaged in ve.Oing to discharge them:
XII. If any dispute. shall arise between a Frenchman and a
Subjed of Algiers, it can only be judged by the Sup:erne
Authorities, after the French Commissary has been Sum-
; moned to be present.
XIII. His Excellency the Dee engages. to make all thc'sums
due by his Subjects to the French be discharged, as Citi-
zen Dußois THAINVILLS' engages, in the name of his
Government, to see payment made of all the just claims
preferred by Algerines.
X.I V. The goods of all the French who die in the Kingdom
of Algiers are at the disposal of the French Republic.
•XV. The Charge d'Affaires and Agents of the African Com-
pany chuse their Dragomans and Overseers.
XVI. The Charge d'hilaires and Commissary-General of
Commercial Relations of the French Republie shall con-
tinue to enjoy all the honours, rights, and immunities sti-
pulated by ancient Treaties. He snail retain the prece-
dence over the Agents of all other NAtions.
XVII. The asylum of the French'Commissary is sacred.
No public force can enter there, unless ite.himself has re-
quested it of the Alger-Joe GovernMent.
XVIII.. In case of a nipture (which may Grid for ever
the French shall have three months to settle•their
affairs. During this time, they shall enjoy the fal.ex-
tent of liberty and protett:on accorded.thern by Treaty, in
full peace. It is understood that the Ships who may enter
the Harbours of the. Kingdom during these three months,
shall participate in the same advantages.
xi X. His Excellency the DXY, 112111eSSALAH KHODPE)
to repair to. Paris-in quality of Ambassador.'
S g Cdj MUSTAPHA PACHA, Dey of Al-
giers.
- DUBOIS THAINVILLE, Charge
d'Affaires, and Commissary-Gene-
ral of Conaniercial Relations of the
French Republic.