Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

| as Inc COndltiOn Ol pSdCC WIFI TIC fC-
gency of Tripoh, until fuch time as
| laid expenlc hallb Ieimburled.
| vi. In order 10 carry into full ef-
| feet the itipulation exprriIed in the
preceding article, faid Hanet Bafhaw
pledges his faith and honor, faithful
lily TO ob(erve and fulfil the treaties
now fulfilling between the regency
of TripoG, and their majeflies the
Kings or Denmark and Sweden, and
with the Batavian republic.
VII. In confederation Of the friend
ly difPeGtion Of his majety the king
OF the two Sicilies towards the A
merczn iquadron, his highnrla Ham
ct Bathaw invites his faid Sicilian
majefy TO renew their ancient friend
fhip, and prefers them a peace on
the footing Of that to he dehnitively
l,Concladed with the United States Of
America, III the fullef extent Of its
privileges, according 70 the tenor of
i this convention.
| VIII. The better TO give effect to
l;the operations to be carried on by
land in the Proiecution OF the plan,
and the attainment Of the Object
granted out BY this convention, Vii
liam Eaton, a citizen of the United
States, now in Egypt, hall be recog-
nized as general and Commander in
Chief Of The land forces which are
or may be called into feryice againf
the common enemy And his iaid
Hamet Bafhaw engages that lis own
fubje6ts ihall refped and cbcy him
as iuch.
TX I7is Highrrfs faid Hamet
Baihaw grants full amneGy and per
Eetual oblivion, towards the conduit
Of all fuch Of his fubjecfs a. may
have teea feduced by the ulurper to
abandon his caufe. and who are diff
pofed toreturn to their proper ale
glance.
| X In cafe future war between the
the contracting parties, captives on
each Gde ihall be treated as prifon-
, ers Of war, and not as faves, and
ihall be entitled to reciprocal and E.
quail exchange, man for man, and
grade for grade, and in no cafe fall
a ranfom be demanded for prifoners
OF war, nor tuibute required, as the
condition Of peace, neither on the
one part, nor on the other. All pri.
foners on both GdeS lhall be given
up at the conclufion Of peace.
XI. The American Confular flag
in TriPoIi fhall forever be facred
aiylum TO all perIons who lhall de-
fire TO take refuge under it, except
for the crimes of treafon and mur-
der. ~t
XII. In cafe of rhe faithful full
fllment on the part Of has l4ighnefs,
faid Hamct Bafhaw, of the agree
ments and obligations herein ftipu-
lated, the laid Commander in Chief
of the American forces in the Medi- +.
iterranean, Engages to leave flid
Haact Bafhaw, in the peaceable
po1clRon Of the city and regency
Of Tiipoh, without diimantlipg its (,
batteries.
XIII. Any article fuitable 10 be
iDtrodsced in dchniti,e treaty Of
peace, between contracting parties,
which may not be comprifed in this
convention, fhall b reciProcalIy on
the footing Of the treaties fulfilling
with the mott favored nations.
XIV. This convention fhall be
unlimited to the Prehdent Of the
United States for his ratification In
the mean time there fhall be no ruf-
Penlion in its operations.
Done at Alexandria in Egypt, Feb
ruary g, 1905, and Ggned by
faid Hamet Bathaw for himfelf
and fnccefors, and BY William
Eaton on the part Of the United j
States.
-hdA.tio7zl article, 5ecget.
fsiS highnefs Hamet Rafhaw, will !
ufe his utmoe exertions 10 caufe to !
iurrender to the commander in chief !
of the American forces in the Nedit- |
erranean. the uFurHer TOlenh RaTh7w \