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London, England, 1803-12-06 00:00:00

POI S.%Li AT MINBATt, SCOTLAND.
TO U SOLD ET PUBLE: SALE,

Within the Whale:l6in Company. Olen in Dunbar, non
Thar Gig the 3th day of jamiary new, at r a &eine! tnid-day.
Tvo GREENLAND SHIPS with all their
gcOßES.agruesige to Inventory to be fee,, at the kid Cans.
pany'a Ofee, any dine previa*, to, or the marring of the day of
Salt; awl alio to be teen at Melfre Pee Maebenzie and Co.'s, N.
lbspfiate6rre, lawkii ; we. reward Moles and Co.'r. Li-
verpool; Mr PM Lodes, Halt; Meth. John and lam Chap.
wasia. •ewaft ; fidath. frier and Msk'a. Atienkes ; Mr. i
David anibry. Dossaa; Male. Mania and Osaka. Lab ; and
lideffea. Pott and Mawnliaa, Mallow. And new* to be Sold
fdd day and 6116Cownwsdkne Orawneries sad Ceibrn &sate
Imrnedi t, ty upon &since of Mohan Afro We Stark and Cop-
per for WON 01, with the conk m and .shay apparansa, and a
kadca Cheri, that II front qo to 93 torn of Oil : wadi 4
4 Pownien. and t s (~pout Arm and Carriacel; t ris ron.ters. and
tlwatinders, Carronni.a. witinatt Canines; Ind a ennbera-
tie waantity of Mat 2211 Gob PowarT; and a pared of DAD& f •
Mks sat Mak —.Moho, Nov." zkj.

BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES Or AWAKE END THE

FRIINCH R►:PUBLIC.

The PRESIDENT of the United States of America,
and the Fixer Cossuz of the French Republic, in
the name of the French People, defiling to remove
all fource of rnifunderflanding relative to the objees
of difcuffion mentioned in the fecond and fifth arti-
cles of the Convention of the Bth Vendemiaire, an.
9, (30th September, 1800) relative to the rights
claimed by the United States, in virtue of the Treaty
concluded at Madrid the 27th of Oflober, 1795, be-
tween his CATHOLIC MAJESTY and the faid UNITED
STATE,. and walling to ftiengthen the union and
friendllsip which at the time of the faid Convention
was happily re-eftablifhed between the two nations,
have refpeetively named their Plenipotentiaries, viz.
the PassIDENT of the United States, by and with the
advice and content of the Senate of: the faid States,
ROBIRT R. LIVINGSTON, Minifter Plenipotentiary of
she United States, and JANIS MONROE., Minifter Ple-
nipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of the faid
States, near the Government of the French Repub-
lic; and the FIRST CONSUL, in the name of the
French People, Citizen FRANCE: Maggots, Miniller
of the Public Treafury, who, after having refpeatvely
exchanged their full powers, have agreed to the
following Articles :

Aar. t. Whereas, by the third ankle of the Treaty concluded
at St. ldelfisnfo, the 9th Vendemiaire, an. 9, /'in °Reber zruc)
between the Hat Capful of the F►cach Republic and Ms Catholic
Majefty, it was agreed u follows :

v His Cathdie Majefty prornifes and usages, on his part, to
trade to the French Repsblic. fix months after the full and entire
execution of the conditions and Ripulationi herein, relative to his
Royal Higlinefa the Duke of Puma, the Colony or Province of
Louillana, with the fame extent that it now has In the hands of
Spain, and that It hail when Prance raided it; and Itch u it
mould be after the Treaties fubfequently entered into between
I Spain and other States."
And whereas, in purfuonee of the treaty, and particu:s rly of the
' third article, the French Rs/public has an incontellible title to the '
domain and to the poffeffion of the laid territory—The Firft Con-
ful of the French Republic,detring togive to the United States a
Wong proof of his friendihip, death hereby cede to the laid Uni-
ted States, In the name of the French Republic, for ever, and in
full fovereignty, the Paid territory, with all its rights and appurte-
Dances, as fully and in the fame manner as they have been acquired ,
by the French Republic. in Timm of the above•mentioned treaty,
concluded with his Catholic Majefty.
a. In the cake made by the preceding article, are included the
adjacent Viands belonging to Louifiana. all public lots and Nunes.
vacant lands, and all public buildings, fortifications,barracks. and
other edise•s, which are not private property. The archives,
papers, and documents, relative to the domain and favereignty of
Louifiana and its dependencies, will be left In the pnffeEnn of the
Commilfaries of the United States, and copies will be afterwards
given in due form to the Magiltrates and Municipal Officers, of
fuck of the Paid papers and documents at may be neceffiary to them.
3. The inhabitants of the ceded territory dull be Incorporated
In the Union of the United States, and admitted as loon as rabic,
according to the principles of the Federal Conftitutionsto the en-
joyment of all the rights, advantages and immunities of Citizens
of the United States ; and in the mean time they mall be 'maintain-
ed and proterned in the free enjoyment of their liberty, property,
and the religion which they prefers.

4. These ihall be fent, by the Government of France, a Com
minty to Loulliana, to the end that he do every art nereffary. as
well to receive fonts the officers of his Catholic Majefa the (mid
country and Independencies, In the name of the French Republic,
If it has not hren already done. as to tranfmit lr m the manse of the
French Republic to the Commitiary or Agent Odle United States.
5. Immediately after the ratification of the peefent treaty by
the Prelident of the United States, and in cafe that of the Fir*
Confers &all have been previoolly obtained, the Commiffary of
the French Republic lhall remit all military polls of New Orleans
and other parts of the ceded territory,to the COM'. Illury or Com•
miliaria named by the Pi sfulent to take polfetinn ; the troops,
whether of France or Spain. who may be them, Rail mak to oe-
eopy any military port from the time of taking poffellSon, and ball
be embarked as loon as noir*. in the murk of three months, af-
ter the milk:ethos of this treaty.
6. The United States pmmife to ezmute loch treaties and ar-
ticles as may have been agreed upon between them and the tribes
and nations of Indians. until by mutual cooing of the United
States and the laid tribes or nations, other fultable articles Nall
have been agree I upon.
y. A. it is reciprocally advantageous to the commerce of France
and the United States to encourage the communication of both
nations for a limited time in the country ceded by the pitiet,t
treaty, until general arrangements relative to the commerce of
both nations may be agreed on, it has been agreed betimes the
emotrartiog patties, that tic French Ripe coming dlrettly from
France, or any of her commits, leaded only with the produce or
nrenufaaures of France or her laid enemies; and the aim oiSpain
• directly from Spain, or any of bee colonies, loaded only
with the produce or minufaffiures of Spain is- her colonies, hall be
admitted, during the (gore of twelve years.in the port of New Or-
leans. and In a 1 other legal ports of entry within the coded tern.
tory, in the fame manner as the Sips of the I Mites! States coming
directly Isom France or Spain. or any of their colonies, without
being fehjedi w my other or greater duty on merehandize.or other
or greater tonnage than that Old by the Citizens of the United
Steam

Dedry the free of these ahoy, mentioned, no other nation bad
have a eight to the fame privileges is the Arta of the ceded terd•
tory ; the twelve years G,.11 e•wcituente three months after the es-
change of ritificattno, if it tle-d take place to France, or three
months after it dead have bccn sodded at Pula to the French Co-
verrtnrot, d it nun fake pt. -chi the United &MO Mt Is. believer.
teal itmektauenkthat the ob;c4 etas above artkk ls to !veer the