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9. TRAVELS THROUGH DENMARK, SWEDEN,
I,A (MANI), FINLAND. NORWAY. and RUSSIA, with
• a Description of the City of Si. Petersbu• vs during the tyranny
of the Emprtor P.ssL By li. D. Clarke, LL.D. Being the
Thad anti Lag Part of the Author % Travels in Europe, Asia,
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Governments shall have no 'WI to into, fete
soft of affairs, except in the cite of the conduct of
the crews disturbing public order and tranquillity
in the country in which the vessel.may happen to he,
or in Which the Consul of the place may bit obliged
to call for the intervention and support of the Estee-
tire Power, in order to causehis deeision to be re-
spected ; it being; lioirever, well understood that thin
sort of judgment or arbitration tannot deprive the
contending parties of their right of appealing on
their return to the Judicial Aetbotities of their
Country.
6. To remove all dispute or encertainty with se.
spect to what ought to be reputed the produce of the
soil or manufactures of the Contracting Parties rt.
spectively, it is agreed that all articles shall be vs.
garded es of this description ihich may be certified
as such in the clearance which may be given to ves-
sels that sail from the ports of the said High Cons
tracting Parties,.
7. Ships of either country arriving on the cosine '
or in the ports of the other. and not wishing to break
bulk or unload, may prosecute their voyage without
moleitation, or being obliged to give any account of
their cargo, and without paying any detiei except
those of pilotage, if a pilot have been employed; or
duties for lights, lex., if such bb paid by the Ships of
the country in the like cases It being, howevisr.
well understood, that whets the vessels of either
party are within the jurisdiction of the other, they
shall conform themselves to the roles and ordinaneea
relative to navigation which are established in thei
ports into which they may enter, and which are id.
force with regard to the most favoured nations; aid
it shall be permitted to the Officers of the Customs its
the districts within which the said vessels may be,
to visit them, to remain on board, arid to take all
such precautions as may be necessary to ,prevent all
illicit communication during the stay of the said
vessels.
8. It is agreed that the vessels of ono Contracting
Pity, on entering she ports of the other, may con.
fine themselves to diqrharking only a part of th-ir
mines according as tF.e Captains or Owners shall
it ink fit, and that they may freely depart with ten
rest without paying duty, esceo for tee part un•
traded. They may then sail to other ports of thai
tame country, and discharge other portions of their
cargo in like manner. It being understood that tho
shipping duties, whatever they may be, shall he paid
at the fir-t port in which a vessel breaks hulk, and
shall not be demanded in any ()there in which she
may unload part of her cargo, unless additional duties
be there paid, in the like cues by vessels belonging
to the country.
9. The citizens and subjects of either coontry shalt
enjoy in the ports of the other,. as well for their
• r their anercbsodivi ell. Lb. flutist} en&

psilieies watrapaCw high itusiiii*Ofitimd amiss*
enjoy in the same ports.
10. In the case that any vessel befongingfo One of
thitwo Stater, or to their citifens or subjects, bas
suffered any damage on the coasts of the States of did
other, every assistance obeli be afforded to the per.
sons shipwrecked. The ships and merchandise, et'
what they have produced, if sold, on bring claimed
within a year and day by the Owners or their Agents.
shall be restored on paying ti.e same expences of
salvage as the natives would in like case pay.
IL. It is agreed, that Swedish and Norwegiaeb
ships arriving direct from Europe to the United
States, or vessels of the said States arriving direct to
Sweden or Norway, and furnished *itb certitiote*
of health from the competent Officer of the voct
whence they sailed, shall be subject to no quarantine,
except such as may be necessary to give the Oilicer of
Walt h of the port at which the teasel arrives the op.
portunity of visiting her, unless it shall oppear that.
during the voyage some person on board has Leon
tacked with a malignant or contagious malady. at
that the country whence the teasel comes has been
regarded as infected, and has been !filth. the subject
of a previous ordinance, directing all 'assets arriving
from it to be regarded as suspected, and subject to
quarantine.
12. The Treaty of Friend-hip and Commerce, cot•
eluded at Paris in 1783, by the Plenipotentiaries o'
Sweden end the United State', shall be renewed and.
put in force by the present Treaty, with respect to
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gow.
9. THE DREAM of YOUTH, a Poem, elegantly printed
in One Val.
10. :sERMONS, by Edward Maltby, D. D., in Two Ira-
lames firo. •
11. SERMONS on the PARABLF.S and MIRACLES of
JESUS CHRIST. Bs I...tward Grinfield, hi. A.,
blinister of latUrf Rath. In o.le Vol.
It CONTEM PORA WY BRITISH PORTRAITS, with
short Be..grapbicol N ,tiers. •
This elegant Work a ill gra !tinily form a series of Portraits
of the most eminent perm** now tiring, or lately deceased, in
Great Britain and Ire) .nd.
A Number is yablibbed accasionallY, in large Quarto, con-
taining Sis Portraits, each accompanied Isy a short Biographi-
cal Notice.
Price 11. Si. I Proof Impressions, in a superior manner, in
Folio, price 11. 164 . • and the Copies are delivered according
to the dates of the Orders received.
***'A few of each Porte.it are taken off for separate sale,
price s'. I Proof Impressions, Is. H.
Ao exteniiise Preface is contained in the First Number,
and Tilt's, torether with general List. of the Portraits eon-
tabsed in the Work, will hr given hereafter. The Twerty-
gbh Number will be patiihMed very short)), and a List of the
Portraits contained in all the Numbers, may at any time be had
gratis.

IT must ever be to the advantage of the afflicted to
A. smite demists of a Medical Practitioner who is mmt
to ensure them the speediest restoration to health. The number
of Patients who are relieved by Dr. NADI". of 46, King.
street, coiner of Ileiso.n.treet. Soho, uffer Hospitals and nu-
merous Practitioners hail rolled in thrirattetupts,N is presumed
ertilles the I),,eter to that cuotie.eure which his industry and
sierseveraarts is the arduous undertaking of his profession most
unqursiiiioably merits. Ur. Eady is coosolted by patients of
both sexes daily, till Ten at night. on a variety of prevalent and
disorden, at 46, King-street, comer of Peat:-
street, Salto.

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