Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-22

conkgns to the United States, the tribute Assps.
lated by the iaf treaties ss .his majcay the ki.g
9; Denmark. his msjeay the king of Sweden.
and the Batavian republic, as the condiiiop Of
peace with the regency Of Tripali, until lush
time as fad expenfe fhali be re,mbmried.
Art. vi. In order 10 cary into fniie ga
the iti3uation ex2regsd in the preceding strife.
laid Hamet bslhaw pledges his laith ard honor,
iai'hlulIy to obletve and fulfil the treaties now
iabtiatpg between the regency If Tripoli, ard
their majefifs the kings Of Denmark ami Swe.
den, and with the Ba.avian republic,
Art. VII. In confederation Of the friendly
difpohtion of his majefy, the king Of the Two
Sicilles towards the American isnadren, his high
nels Hsmet b-fhaw invites his faid Sicilian MAJ
jeitY TO reg their ancient tfiendlhip, and prof.
fes him peace on the tootog OF HAT 10 be de-
Americe, in the faIlef ex.es, Q, IFS privileges,
ascor2i.sg to H. ttn,r q THIS coivessi u.
Art VIII. The better TO giye eaea TO The
operations to be Carried onby land n the profecu
ton OF the plan, and the attainment Of the sbj@e
poiated Gu, by this convention, William Eaton,
a citizen of the United States, now in Egypt,
thal be recognized as general and commander in
chief Of tie land forces, which are OF may be
called i;to .lriTiSc ag,inh the Cannon eDrIny.
:3od his G.il hi.;ibeis Hsmes bafhaw en- ages that
his own is5jetts ih4I 4siPea a.d obry BIN a.
larn.
Art. TX. His hghrtls .faid Hamer baGaw
grants tall aianeRy aud perpe,usl ob!iyian, 70
wards the conduit of all fnch of his. fuhjsess as
may have been feduced, by the ufurpef TO zban-
don his csufe, and who-ae did,olel 10 return to
their pfoper aiIcgisarc.
Art. x. In cafe OF fc:are VIZ between the
conlrSetiag P, ties, csp;lvss on each tc iaaiibe
trrAtedas pr..l,srs OF wzr, and not as lavcs, and
tha be entitled 70 reciprocal and equal exchange,
,rlan FOR mar, and g:ade fer gra.e, AID m no
cafe lhel! raafim be demanded Tor prfpnefs OF
WAY, nora ttibu,e required. as the condtion ct
peace, neither on tie one part, nor On the other
All p,ifone.: on both ,fdes fhall be giycn up az
the conelufon Of peace,
Art. X. Tie American cenfilsr flag in Ti.
poll ihsl ior ever be iacred aGylup, TO ali per-
feas Oh u dcflrr TO take refuge under II, ek.
cept for the c;imcs of treafon and MURDER.
Art. XII In cafe of tn, faithful oafetyance
and fulG:ment on the pat of his highneis iaid
Hams, balhaw, of The agreements asd on.igali
ons, herein Stipulated, the faid consmanler in
chief ct the Amoricap frees in the Mciiierane
an, engages TO leave faid Hamet baihaw, in the
pesceable PoGeiion of the city and regency with.
OPT difmantling is battefls.
Art. XIII Any article fuisable TO be intro
daced 10 a atEai.ise treaty Of peace, between
the contracting parties, whsehm: not be CON-:
pried in THIS convention, fhali be reciprecaly
the footing Of the tres,cs fulfilling with The snof-
fays cd raiions.
Art XIV, This convention hall be fubnit.
tea TO he Pssflen, of the y aitej States for his
his ratification. >Iu the mean time there fhail be
no lufpence in. it operations.
Done at Alexandra, in Egypt, February
g, 1906, and h,ned by fdid Hsmet
BAihaw for hmfcit and fuccs aots, and by
.WiIlism Eaton, the part OF the y. S.
a4ad:tisxai ,.s;tse!e lfe,et.
His highncs Hamet B. .thaw, will ufe his u.
mott cxertions to cauie TO furenger TO the cym
,nander in Chief of the American forces 10 the
Mediterranean, the uiusper Joicph B,lhaw. to.
ee;hcr with his family, and chief adsR'i called
lAurad Rails, alias Peter Lia>, TO be held BY
the eo,ernn,ent Of The Unit, States, as hefa cs,
and. as guarantee OF The faithful obers,nco Of
the Populations entered into by consens,oo o.
the a3d Feb. 1906, win the Uaired Ssa 3 Pro-
vided they do not eicAp. BY fight.
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