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debts contracrcd With idiylduais, or iOI 1ClS pol'
terror TO the preienl treaty.
ssXIV. Ali iequeitrations, on the one part OF
the other, laid upon funds or revenaes, OF what
ever Kind they may be, belonging TO one of th5
contracting parties, or otis ctizens or ilEjeets
fhalI be taken off immediately after the lgnature
( of this definisive treaty.
s. The dcciion Of ali Claims between the indivi-
duals OF the REFLECTIVE nations, Tor debts, pro-
perry, effects, or whatever rights, which con-
formally to the eitabliihed ulages and to the
rights of nations, ihould be exhibited at the mo-
menr of peace, fhall be laid before the competent
tribunals, and prompt and full juaice hali be
rendered in tAcie cafes III the dominions where
the CLAIMS ihall be made
XIV. The fiheries upon the COATS of New
foundand ans the adjacent l3les, and in the gull
of ST. Laurence, arc placed upon the fame loot
IMP as before the war.
Ike French fifhermen Of newfoundland, and
The Inhabitants oil the Ilands OF st. Peter and
Miquelsn, niall be allowed to cut the wood
ncceiIary to them in the Bay of Perfume and Of
Delpair, during the frit year, from the ratf-
cation OF the prcfsnt treaty.
XVI. 10 prevent all iubjecfs of complaint
and CONTEXT which may aiite from captures
which may be made at Tea after the figning Of
the preliminary articles it is mutually agreed,
that the veiiels and effects which may have been
taken in the channel, and In the North Seas, al
ter II days from the exchaage OF the ratifcati-
ons If the prciinlinares fall be rcisoed on both
fees; and the term fall be month from the
channel and the North Seas to the Canary lies,
lncluiveiy, whether in the Ocean or in the
Mediterranean two month. from the Canary
lies to the Eqaaror; and Ave months in ali
Other parts of the globe, without any further
exception or difiinetion 0. time or place.
XVII The ambaf1adoIs, minille-s and other
agents Of the contracting powers, fhal refpee-
tlyely ejoy in the itates OF the faid powers, the
fame fan4, privileges prerog stiyes and immuni-
ties, which agents Of the fame cais enjoyed be-
fore tn. war.
: XVIII. The branch IF the fToufe of NaTau,
which was eftaalifhed in the ci-deyant republic
Of the United Provinces, now the BataviIn re-
public, having iuitained loGcs as well in private
property as by the change Of the contribution a
dop5ed IL that country, there fhall be procured
compensation equivalent TO the laid jofies.
XIX he pretent Di6nitive Treaty ofpeace
is declared common to the Sublime Ottoman
Porte, ally of his Britannia msjvGy; and the
Sublime Porte fhall be requeGed to traninlit its
accefIion asfoon as pciliaie.
Xxx. 1t agreed that the contracting parties,
upon the demand by them refpectiveiy made,
or by their miniaers and officers, duly autho
riled to thi, effect, ihall be held to deliver upto
julicc, perfons accuied of the crimes of muir
der, Of forgery, or Of fraudulent bankruptcy,
committed within the jurifdictioR Of the party
making the demand, provided that it ihall not
be done unels the evidence of the crime ihall
be 70 well eNablfhed, that the laws OF the
place, where the accuied pe,fon fhall be dilco-
milton to juftiee in cafe the crime had been there
committed. The expenee of experimenting and
tranfmitting the perfon TO jifice, ihal be dc
lrayed by thofe who make the demand. 1t is
underRood thar this article does not regard in
any way, the crimes Of murder, forgery, or Il au-
duent bankruptcy, committed prior to the Con-
concluiion Of the Defpi;ive Treaty.
XXI. The contracting parties promife TO OBJ
ferve with incerity and good f4i h, "a The srti-
ces cf the prefent treaty, and they will not faf
fer their REFLECTIVE citizens or iubje6s TO ACT in
cuntravention OF the fame, directly or indirectly,
and the faid contracting parties guarantee to
each other generally and reciProcal'y. all the I'll
pula,ions Of the prefent treaty,
XXI. The preient treaty fha be ratified hy
the contracting parties within he fpacc OF thr-
ty days orfooner. if pofibie. ans the rariicatl-
ons in due form fhal be exchanged at Paris
In faith IF which, we, the un1erfgned p'eni
potentiares have Egnel wits eur hands.
and by virtue Of our full powers reipective-
", the prefer, Dcfinitive Treaty, and al
fixed our REFLECTIVE icals
Done at Amiens, March 25,ISoz.
(signed) BUaNApAR fE,
CORVALLIS,
AZARRA,
SCHiMMELPENNINC
The fch'r Eliza, capt. White, of tbs
port, was left at New-Orlsans the 18th
Of April.
0,pr;ar eror, Tarar;f:e .,