Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-03

the feW aftlcics tAuu IL .tue - auS - 10 !.
Two nations with each other, the same iu,
lie. On exporsation sor importation Of goods
sor merchandise eshall be imposed, ardthe
same dfawbacks and honnses allowed 10
either country, whether the expectation OF
importation shall be 10 British OF Ameri-
F.ean vessess.
The sixth article Of the new treaty
states tha. the parties cannos agree about
|. our trade to the British West,indiss, but
hat while they will attempt an amicable' a
,greement, both may exercise thrlr.existlpg
rights. q,
The seventh Of this Ike the i6:h OF the
Other treaty provides for the appointments
of consuls, &c.
The eighth ofthis, like the seventeenth
az the other, provides forspsedy decision
on the capture and detention OF vessels
suspected of carrying enemy's goods or
of war. There is added
promise on the part Of Great Britain, that
hereafter :ndemnsfcatons shall be granted
for unjust seizure, for desenuon and vexa.
.tloa.
The niosh.arsicle is the same as the 18th
of the old treaty (respec,ipg contfaband)
only thai tar aud pitch are excepted i'ol
the Catalogue. ualess when going lola
place Of navalequipment.
The tenth artlcseis the same as the 18th
Of the old (sespecsing blockade with the
addition, ,ha. passengers not IN the militia
nv service of an epsMy shall not be taken
ard made prisoners. -.
By. the ..1Ah article, citizens Of the y.
S.. may carry European goods to the colo
pies 81 enemies OF Great britain (tfom
the ports Of thr Us provided that both
weasel and cargo be bona flde American
properly, that the goods shall have been
nnladen within the q. S. aud thar On ad
eltipp 10 ,ha, part OF the duty already re.
served from the drawback on esporiasoo(
the further sum OF one per cent. aa yalo.
reni on such goods shall be paid. They
NAV. also export from shesU. S. TO Europe,
. the produce Of colonies OF The enemies q
Great Britain, provided they, being peu
.,rsl properly, shall have been upladen as
before, and that TWO per cent, ad sslorem
be paid on expectation IN addition to what
is reserved on the drawback. After The
expiration Of The treaty, all aa'eeseeqs
rights on these subjects are to revive.
The twelfth ari,cIe extends 10 ships Of
Great Britain, ard Of all nations. who shall
adopt the same rega!aiion,1 the protection
OF our neutrality from marlns leagac to
ave miles from our shore.
A. J. I'll ottha oil I, n
same as she liEeteenih ct Me old sIea,y,
re gula,ing privateera.
The fourteenth is the same as the ooh
Of the old treaty respecting pirates,
HE Hf,eenih article ct this treaty, like
the twsn,ysitst Of the cher, prohibits the
subjects or CT issns of one party, to accept
conrsnississons from enemies ofihe Other,
srdlo commit acss ct hostility.
The s'x,eea,h, like the 22d of The O.
Their. forbids reprisals before demand Of
satisfaction.
The seventeenth is she same as the Esd
Of the cid treaty, which, after sipuls,lpg
that the ships Of war of each of the con.
,ractipg parties shall a, sll,imes bs ho.pit-
ably received Ia the ports Of The other,
provides tina, American vessels driven by
stress of weather, danger Of enemies. or
other misfortune, 10 seek shelter, shall be
received ID horss into which suthvesstls
could not ordinarily claim to be admitted.
This stipulation is now made reciprocal.
The eighteenth article ike the 2@th CT
] the old treaty, prohibits the armament or
priva.eers belonging 10 The enemies of ell.
| Their, AID The sale Of their priass IN ports
of the osherApss,ys
The 49, is ;hs.same IS the 25lh OF, the
old treaty, permitting ships of war to bring
10 their pslaesand take. them away again
wishou. paymeps eF.lnsies, aud prohibiting
I the en,ryo ships OF the enemies of ether
parsy, which shall have made prize unless