Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-06

tember, received at this oifce, we fnd
lcopied from the Lordon Gazette Of the
Izsb) the following IN. Y. Pap
Natiee to Claimants uxaer The Ccnvestios
with the Uxitea States Of Amere1.
Whereas by the fsa article OF the Con-
ven;ion concluded at London, on the Sth
day Of January laa, between his Majefy
and the United States, in iatistattion and
dtieharge of the money which they might
have been liable 70 pay in purfuance OF the
proviiions of the tixth Article of the Trea.
~ Of Amity, Commerce and Navigation,
concluded al London On The 18th day Of
November, 1894, between his Majety
and the fad United States (Which fifth
Article was, by the laid Convention, De-
clared 70 be cancelled and annulled, ex.
cept 70 far as the fame might relate 70 the
execution of the lcventh article Of tie fad
Ffeaty) engaged TO pay, and his Msjeay
Engaged TO accept, for the uie Of the per-
fons delcribed in the laid iix;h Article, the
fam Of tx hundred thoutand pounds fer.
Ing, psyabe at tie city otW ellington, in
;hree annual inaal'ments to be paia al the
expiration Of Two years, and the third and
lat initalment at the expiration OF three
years, next following the exchange of the
ratification OF the f4id Convention: and
by the (econd article OF the iaid Convent
90, the fourth article Of the Dsfnitivs
Treaty Of Peace. concluded a, Par;s on TIC
81 day Of September, 1855, between his
MajeRy and the faid United States, was,
70 FAR as refpet2ed its future operation, re-
cognizcd and conarred, 70 far as that the
creditors therein deicribed lhould therefore
meet with no lawful ia,pedimens TO the re-
covery Of the fall value, IN iterl;ng money
Of their dana jfds debts.
All perfons claiming the benedt of the
laid ifit article OF the Gaid convention, are
hereby required 10 lodge without delay
their ieveyal claims in writing, duly fub-
(cfideJ by their rcfpettive claimants OF
their agents, with James William Hay,
Efq. At The ofce No. 7, Great Mslrbo.
rough ttreet-and that they therein ipeci.
ally fet forth
rG. Their national character emitting
them to claim as his n jefy S fobiets:
edly. The nature the total amount
thereof, principal and inrereit, reduced to
ferling money lthe in,eref being Separate
ly fated and di!tingu'ihed from the Prin-
cipa!j with reie1ance 20 fchedules annex
ed the faid rhednes to contain Tits or
accounts ofthc particular debts, the az 8
of the debtors, and their fituations ana
circumstances, 70 far as rhe fame can be
fated, at and fubfequent to the conclohon
of the peace between his Majc2y and the
iaij United States.
3dly. Whether the climants have at
any tine proceeded, or are now proceed
ing at law in Ar,erica, for receiving pay
rnent of The laid debts? and ifnot, why
they have not 70 proceeded, or are not 70
proceeding at law J And, IaRiy, the evie
lence, written or parol, which they are rea
by or undertake TO bring forward in iup-
pert their ieveral ha;ements & demands.
And all claimants who do not reGde in
London, or the immediate neighbourhood
thereof, are required to appoint agents
there redding and at the time of lodg-
log their claims, to give notice Of the
names and places of abode Of their faid a.
gents at the fsid Off e.
Farther it is hereby required, that all
rclativeo or incidental approximations, fate
ments, and applications lhall be made in
writing, fhall be duly hgned by claimants
or their agents, and lodged at the Office,
where all necedary in 1uiries respecting the
above matter, and the proceedings therein,
nay be made, and there only.
Omce, No. 7, Great Marlborough
Street, Sept. II, 1902.