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dotniniOns and territ,ariee of the other party, h‘it
before any..Constil shall act as such, he -shall; ;in
the uslial fbrni, bd apprOved and admitted ..by ,the
Government to whicii.he is seta" It II d it is hereby.
declared, that case of illegal so improper con-
duct towards tile lasts or government of the
comitry-th 4'l'ou, loich Cot:sill. may
either be puttillied according to law, if the laws
%yin reach.the case, or 'be sent back, the offended
Government assigning to-the other the reason for
the. same.

it is hereby denli,red, that either of the con-,
tracting parties may except from the residence
Consuls such particular pliccs As such party shall
judge fit to be so excepted.

Aar. 5. Vila Convention, Yellen the same shall
Ike been duly ratificd sty the gif the
United Statci, by and with the advice and con-
sent of their !•:eilate, and by his 13ri►annic 11a-
jesty, and the respectife ratifietitions mittitally
excitangtal, shall he binding- and obligatory on
the said linit:eti States and his NLtjesty for tour
years from the date of itb signatire, and the ra-
tifrations shall he exchanged• in six month; from
this time, or sooner if possible.
Dune at Lontion, this 24 day eof July, in the
Year of our Lord one thousand eight bun-
drod'aud fifteen.
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JOHN Q. ADAMS,
11. CLAY,
ALBERT GALLATIN•
FRED. J. ROBINSON,
HENRY o()ULBURN,
WILLIAM

Nov, therefore, he it known that j, lames
Madison,. ['resident of the United States of Allit..
lica, having seen and considered. the fore ping
'Convention, have, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, accepted, ratified and confirm-
ed' the same, and every clause and arc isle thereof,
subsket to the exception contained In a .I.)e.elara-
tion matte by the authority of his• Britannic Ma•
jest'? on time 2.411 t day' of November last, a--copy of
Which Declaration is hereunto annexed,
Iu testinrony wheirof, I have clusett the seal of the
United States to )se hereunto and.have signed
[LS.) the same with tn*..ancl. Dune at the City' of Washing.
ton, this twentyrseeond shy of Deettuiher„ A.D. one
ensociand eii;ltltundred and fifteen, and of the InLie
pendency of the United States the fortieth.
JAMES MADISON.

By the President.,
JAMES NIONROE,
Secretary of State.

~I)E.C.LAItATION.

The undersigned, his liritannic Majesty's
Charge d'AfTairs in the United States of Atne-
ricai.' is by his fiord Highness the
Prince Regent, acting hi the worm and on the
benalfof his Majesty, to explain and declare, npfitt
the exchanvy of the Ratification of the Convention
concluded Sit Liontlott on the 3d of July oithe pre-s
'sent year, for regulating theeominerce and navi-
gation between thet 'iv countries, that itl conse•
'pence of events which have happened iti, Europe
subsequent to the signature of the Conveution-
aforesaid, it bus been deemed expedient and de-
termined, in conjunction with the Allied Sove,
reigns, that St. Helena shall,be the place allotted
for thefut nee residence of General N troleon Bun.
naparte, tinder Itch regutitions Its, may be 'trees -
s:try for Ow perfect secnity of his person i and it
has been resolved, fur thiit purpose, that all ships
nut) vessels. whatever, Hs well l'S:1( ships and
vessels as 0010.4, excepting ouly shl,s belonginv,
to the Etst India Company„ shall be excluded
from cotnmunication with, or approach to,
that 'lsland. .

It has therefstre become impossible to comply
with so much of the third Article O►f the Treaty as
relates to the liberty of touching fur refreshment
at the Isi;►nel at St. Helena, end the Itatilicatious
bf the said Treaty will be exchanged under. the ex-
plicit declaration and understanding, that the yes-
sels of the United States cannot be .allo..ved to
touch at, or bold any communication whatever.
with, the. said Island, so long as. the said Island
shall continue to be the place of residence of the
said Napoleon litionaparte; '

(signed) Als-rtioNY sir. JNO. BAKER.
Washington, November 24, 1812.

NEW YORK, DEC. IB.—The British packet
which was to have sailed the last week for Ett,g-
land, is .detained, it 'is supposed, to carry out
King's Messinger, who is waiting At Wabliington
for the,ratified Commercial Treaty.

~(Fron) the Commeicial Advertiser.)

gr SRIZUNES AT SACKETT'S HAEBOUR....-It Is
stated, in the Manlius Times, tlgt Witidll a few
weeks two schooners and four bosti helve been
seized at Sackett's.Harhour fur smuggling. One
of the- schooners and twa of the boats belonged
to citizens •of . the United .States, anti the,others
to British Kabjeets. •
" The sclinonrr Siva-qua-non; 'Captain Har-
rotiotrrived this morning, in 38 days. from Ma-
laga. Captain Harrod informs, that 4 was re-
potted at Malaita that the Algerines had beheaded
.their Dey, itl eon-Sequence of the unftivonraltAe
Treaty' made-by hint with the thtituti State.3l-and
that they had commenced hostilities by capturing'
no American, ship .it,nd a brig. Cap,ain
howevcr, acids, thus KlikpatritA, the Attie-