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le like manner tke lards of hie Britannic *fray resident ' is
the territories of Colombin shall enjoy the-most perfect and entire
liberty of eonsdence, without being in any manner exposed to be •
rnolested,distrieted,er disturbed, on account of their religions belief,
nor in the free exercise of their religion. provided it be performed
in their private houses, and with the reverence due to the Divine
worship, respecting thelaws,: usages, and customs established. The
subjects of his Britannic Majesty shall also have liberty of interment
for math of them as die la the said territories of Colombia, in suck
places as they may deem fit and proper to establish for stieh purl.
pose, with consent of the local Authorities; and the funeral os
burial places of the dead shall net be violated in any manner not
oa any pretest.
Art. 13. The Government of Colombia engages to eomperate
with his Britannic Majesty, to obtain the total abolition of the
slave trade, and to prohibit in the most effectual manner all pergola. •
inhabiting the territories of Colombia, from taking any part itt .
such traffic.
Art. 14. And inasmuch as it is convenient and necessary to fad.
Mate to the utmost a mutual good undemanding between the •wo
Contracting Parties, sad to remove, beforehand, eVety Rind tif
difficulty, and that other Articles may be proposed and added. TO
the present Treaty, which, for the want of time and the pre ure idf
circumstances, cannot now be drawn up with the proper precision,
it has been agreed, and is hereby agreed, on the part of both Power!,
that they shall muted!), endeavour, with the least possible delay. to
treat and agree upon the articles that may be found wanting in find'
Treaty., and which may be judged mutually advantageous; and suck
ankles, when they are agreed vow and duly ratified, shall form ..
part alb, present Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation.
Art. 15. The present Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Naei,
palm shall he ranked by the President or Viee-Presidant, lass`.':''
trusted with the Executive Power of the Republic of Calennblei•
with the consent and approbation of the Congress of the same and.;
of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Belida
and Ireland, and the reification shall be exchanged in London
within six months from the present day, or sooner if possible.
In testimony of which. the respective Plenipotentiaries have
mutually signed and sealed these presents.
Gi‘en in the City of Bogota, the isth day of the month of April,
in the year of our Lord, 1825..._

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PEDRO DUAL
PEDRO BRICRNO MENDR.Z.
JOHN POTTER HAMILTON.
PATRICK CAMPBELL.
ADDITIONAL ARTlCLC.—lnasmuch as in the pre-ent
state of the Colombian marine, it woold not be pos.ible-
for any Colombian to take the benefit of the recipro—
city established in the sth, 6th, and 7th Articles of•the
Treaty signed this day, if that part which stipulates
that, in order to be considered as a Colombian vessel, the..
♦essel must have been really built in Colombia, it has been,
agreed, that for the space of seven years, reckoned front::
the date of the ratification of this Treaty, all vessels,:
wherever they na ty have been built, that are bona fie
the property of one or more of the citizens of Colombia,
and whose Captain, and three-fourth parts of the
mariners, at the least, are also Colombian citizens, ex-
cept in those cases especially provided for by law, shall
be considered as Colombian vessels. Ili. Nl.jesty-the,.
King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and •
Ireland, reserving to himself the right, at the end of
the said term of seven years, to enforce the princi, is
of mutual restriction stipulated in the seventh Article,
above referred to, if the interests of the British shipping
should be injured by the present exemption of that reci-
procity in favour of Colombian vessels.
The present additional Article shall have the same foree and vali-
dity, as if it had been inserted word for word in the Treaty signed
this day: it shall be ratified, and the ratifications eschange4 at
, the same time.

In faith of which, the respective Plenipotentiaries have severally
signed, and put their seal; to it.
Given in the City of Bogota, the 18th day of the month.ot April, .
in the year of our Lord, 1825.
PP.DRO GUAL,
PEDRO BRICENO MRNDRE.
JOHN POTTER RAMILTO.N, •
PATRICK CAMPBELL. 41 • •

EVENIIG STAR.

LONDON.

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THURSDAY, JUNE-30, 1825.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK
Consols opined at 911, and have been done at 911 for the Ac=
count. but very little business has been done as yet.
In the Foreign Market scarcely a bargain has been made : as
this is Settling•day in Foreign Secutides, most parties are busy
in making up their accounts.
'Current Prices: New Spanish 161, Old Spanish 211, Rooks
961, Mexican 70 1, Chillan 82, Colombian New 881, Amorists
964 99, Brazilian Scrip 1
.to; disc. Mexican Scrip 21 to 2 dila
Danish, Scrip 31 21 disc. Greek Scrip 111 to 101 disc.
PI: ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Red. 905/1 Vs
Si per Cent. 981/4 98
Sper Cent. Red. 981/2 '4 98
Long Ann. 221/8
£l,OOO Exclieq. Bills 43 46
0500 ditto 43 46
£lOO and £2OO ditto 43 46
Cons. for Acct. 91% %
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Ws ap' Ct. 961 1 Mex. Swap 11186, t 14 24
Ditto Acct. Ditto Aid.
Brazilian Bonds Neapolitan Bonds. 1884,
Ditto Scrip, 5pCt.1112.5.4 dis PITUV. Bonds, 6 per Ct. 7S
Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct.
Buenos Ayres Bonds,lll Ditto Scrip, 1626, 6 p C. s iiise •
Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. • ;
Chinon Bonds, 6 p Gt. MI Portuguese Bonds $l4 a • 4
Colombian 11d5,6 p C 861 Ditto Acct.
Dittoßonds, 1824, 881 3 Prussian Bonds S p C.
•Ditto Ace.. ea; Do. Bonds. 18811, •
Danish Bonds. I per Ct. Russ.Bonds,lll22,6pCt.lllll
DaScrip,s per Ct. 1823,31 1 dis Ditto for Acc. 961 • ' -• •
Ditto Acct. 51 dis Spanish ip. Ct. C. 211 1 4. :" • •
Greek Bonds. • Ditto Acct.llll 1 • • •
Da Scrip 2825, 114 4 dis SpantS p. QC. Ism 1111-
DittoßondAcels.. 5 11:
Cs.
74 i French * 17112dia Ditchto
RentAcct.es. 5 p
164
..,1417
Mess.
Ditto Bonds, 24 21 die Exchange —f. •
BRITISH AND FOREIGN' SHAItRA, TWO Ylagilnill4t

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MINIM. . . -. ''
SNARL raa. . PS= Pe% sl&*%
Angle Mexican . 4100 XIS isa. 4S pa. 4110 • '- -•
Anglo Chilton . - 100 - S - .8 0 0 , ;
Brazilian . - 100.- S . • Is,''• • ~.
Bolivar SO .4 . • . 1144! .. . ..1-
Milian . 4100 its : _ 14 ... -
Colombian . - 100 - S • .27 i • -
Cobalt and Copper SO - $ - Si i 1 0 .
General Mining AIM. 100 •5 . .11 ISi ...
Manganese 90 S SI i •
Pasco Peruvbn - 100 - 5 . . 19k 19 b..
Potosi. La Paz, & Peruv. SO 5 llit 0 - ..:.
Tivrarnbale Si $ .SD 8 7•tt
United Meilean 40 - 20 .
lan. Nev 40 10 40 NI ~s,.
Welch Iron & Coal 28 -Is - • 340 1111 v ..410.,.: -*-

ASSURANCZ COMPANY. •
Alliance !kid& k For. 10, SC se f 7.
MIOCILLANNOVO.

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water. PA to. Mei Mt OW*
British Iron Compimy • 100 • fs • 7*
Bristol Ship Canal - - 1 e
British Rock St Patent Bak 50 S 101 10
Canada Comoanv 340 • 10 • 57
General Bream Nat*tion 100 S •
Great Wvitinhister Miry 'lf • 4 v: 4
Imperial Plate Glass 1510,. ' . ► •
Imperial Distiliery "ab S $ ite I
Provincial Bank of Ireland! 100 S
Pearl and Coral Fishery • .'4O 4 Te
Scarlet Dye . rap.

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This morning .we received Milan Geteites:tts 'Ott
17th, and l'iedinontese Ga.4iies. to 'the' 19th Lgiat.