The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

shelter in any of the ports ofthc other, into which
such vessel could not il, ordinary cases claim to
be admitted, she shall, msniiestng that ne
cessity TO the Satisfaction Of the government Of
the place, pc Hospitality received and permitted
to reht, and to purchase NJ the market price such
nccessaries as she may stand in need of, confor-
maby tn such orders and regulations as the go
"ernincnt ct the place, having respect to the Cir
cemssanccS o< each case, shall prescribe. She
snail not be allowed to break bulk or unload her
cargo, unless the same shah be bona fde ncccs-
sary to her beng rciieted /: Nor shall she be OBJ
hgsd to- pay any duties whatever. except only On
such articles AS she may be permitted to sell for
the purpose aforesaid.
AhrlCLE XVIII.
II shall not be lawful for ANY foreign priratcers
(not being subjects citizens OF either of the
said parties who have commissions from any pow
er or state m eninity with either nation, to arm
their ships IN the ports of eithsr of the SAID par
ties, tr to- sell what ,.ley have taken, nor in any
other manner 10 exchange the same, nor shall
they be allowed to purchase more provisions than
shall be necessary tor their going to the nearest
port ut that prince or state from whom they OBJ
tanea their commissions
ARTICLE XIX.
u sfall be lawful for the ships OF war and pri-
sateers, belonging to the said parties respective.
ly, to carry whithersoeyer they please the ships
and goods taken from their enemies, without be-
ing oblgedto pay any fees to ule officers of the
admirably, or to any Judges whatever, nor shall
the SAID prizes when they arrive at and enter the
ports OF the stid parties, be detained or seized !;
nor shall the searchers or other officers of those
places visit such prizes, Except for the purpose
OF preventing the carrying of any part OF the car
SO thereof on shore in any manner contrary to
the established laws of revenue, navigation, or
commerce) nor shall such officers take cooni
zaIlce of the validity OF such prizes /; but they
shall be ut liberty to hoist sail, and depart as
speedily as may be, ard carry their said prizes to
the places mentioned III ulcir commissions or pa
tents, which the commanders of the said ships
OF war or privatcers shall be obliged to shcw
No shelter or refuge shali be given in tllcir
ports to such a have made prize upon the sub.
Jccts or citizens of either of the said parties
but if forced by stress OF weather or tie dangers
of the to enter them, particular care shall be
taken to hasten their departure, and to cause them
TO retire as soon Us possible Nothing in thia trea-
" contained shall however be construed to ope-
rate contrary to the former and existing public
treaties with other soycreigns or states But
the two parties agree that while they continue in
aInity, neither Of them will III future make any
treaty that shall BE Inconsistent with this or the
preceding article.
Neither OF the said parties shall permit the
sinps on goods belonging to the subjects or citi-
Zens OF the other to be taken within cannon shot
VI the coast nor within the jurisdiction described
IN Article XII, SO long as the provisions of the
sad article Shall be IN force, by ships of war or
others having commissions from any prince. re-
public, OK state whatever. But in case it should
so Happen, The party. whose territorial rights snail
thus rcbtcn violated, sial usehis utmost en-
deavours 10 obtain from the offending party full
and ample satisfaction for the vessel or vessels so
taken, whether the Same BE vessels OF war. or
merchant vessels
81 e.. ARTICLE yN. 49,
Il at any time rupture should take place
hei\ has ~,
United States, the merchants and others of each
OF the two nations, residing in the dOminions of
the other shall have the privilege IF remaining
aus continuing their trade, so long as they do It
peaCeabk, and commit nc offence against the
laws and in case their conduct sh,.sIid render
them suspected, and the respective governments
should drink proper TO order them to remove the
tenn ot twelve months, from the publication OF
tic order, shall be owed them for that purpose
10 renioS with their families, effects anu propcr
~ but this Favour shall not be extended 10 those
who Snail act contrary to the Established laws !;
and for greater certainty, 1t is declared that such
rupture shall not be deemed to exist, while nego-
Citations for accommodating differences shall be
depending, nor until the respective ambassadors
or ministers, ii such there shall be; shall be re-
called OF sent home on account of such differ
ences, and not on account of personal mis-
conduct, according to the nature and degree OF
which, both parties retain their rights either. to
the ambassador or minister Of the other, and that
without prejudice to their mutual friendship ana
good understanding.
ARTICLE XXX.
1t is further agreed that his majesty and The
United States mutual acquisitions by The m res
pectlycly, or by their respective minister's or Of
tlcc's, authorised TO make the same, Will deliver
up to justice All persons, who being charged with
murder or forgery, committed within the iuris.
diction Of either, shall seek asylum within any
Of the countries Of the other, provided that this
shall only be done ON such evidence OF criminal.
ty, as, according to the laws OF the place, where
the fugitive or person 50 charged shall be found
for trial, if the offence had there been committed
The eApence OF such apprehension and delivery
shall be borne and betrayed by those who make
the requlsition, and receive the fugitive.
ARTICLE XII.
In the event OF shipWrcck happening IL, 4
place belonging to one or other of the high con.
tracing parties, not only every assistance shall
be given To the uniortU ,ate persons, and no VIC
lencc done to Them, but also the effects which
they shall have thrown out Of the ship into the
sea, shall not be concealed or detained, nor d;
mayed under any pretcxt whatever On the con.
trary, the aforementioned effects and merchan.
die shall be preserved, and restored to them, up.
OH suitable rccompcnse being given 10 those
N'iio shall have assisted in saving their persons
vessels, AMI effects.
ARTICLE XIII.
And it being the intention Of the high contract
ing parties that the people of their respective do
mInlons shalt continue to be OH the footing OF the
most i,S0ured natlon, it is agreed, that IN cas-,
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