Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-11

.aes s n' nave deserted, orto the eorm,r.
ing cif|cefs ct the slips Of war Of Ire r. A'sn'
I've nations, OF to sucn other persons ~ r W.
be duty authorised to make reeuisl,io, II -
behalf provided, flat proof be maze ,a vi .la'
two years from the time of dese,,;or ,,'''i4
exhibition Of the ships papers, or ,,sn' az
Gated copies thereof; and by satisfactory s'i
dence OF the identity OF the person, tia, ~,
persons SO demanded were actually n,,, ~ 'D s
crew OF the vessels in question,
And tor the more ehectual execute, -.
article, adequate provision shall be 'ls'@
causing TO be arrested, on the anpIca,;S nm
the respective consuls or vice consnIs ~ q
competent authorities, all descgier, nc s r s'S
said, duly proved to be such, in orJsa% ,e-
they may be sent back to the eornan,lo,s "'. =
the vessels to which they belonged, or remos
ed out Of the country, and all due aid ma NJ
sistance shall be given in sesrclino G..
well as in Selling and arrcs,iny the sill v'' !, q
serters; who shall even be detained ,na ma &c,
in the prisons of the country at thu. roa ei"
and expcnce OF the said census or ,;co ~
suls, until they shall have found an onnort,~".
| ty of sending them back or removing ,t1@,
as aforesaid. But if they be not SO sent 'Ie
OF removed within th,ee months from, 0"a
OF their arrest, they shall be set at Iihey,
and shall not again be arrested for III. s.n.,
cause.
-4rt. g. Oniit " cQ1tta;as, oErcers''
Art. 9. 1t is further agreed that NO raG,,.
or protection shall be afforded, by ei,bs, s.
tie parties, to any "oficers, or' solior, ~.
found to be its own citizens or subiec,, ',>'
shall desert from the military service cf ~.
other; but thai, oh the contrary, eg,cn.I
measures shall be taken, in like manner sns
under ike regulations and conditions, as wiz,
respect 10 sailors, for apprehenlinp arr
such deserving soldiers, and delivering tbet,
TO the commanding officers of the mili,ar,
posts, forts or garrlsons from which they sAa1
have deserted, or to the consus or vice ron.
suis on either side, or to such person as MR.
be duly authorised to demand their reslim
ton
-Ert. 8. Omit & officers, or.
Art. 10. tits however understood, that 70
stipulation herein made, shall be constgneJ,s
empower the civil Or military officers OF cnse,
OF the parties, to enter iorcibly Into any x
the forts, garlisons, posts or other places, Or
to use violence Of any sort within the iurishc.
ton OF the other party, or be construed ia
any manner, to contravene or derosate from
the stipulation contained in the first of the a.
bove articles against demanding or takingapy
persons out OF vessels on the high seas, and
h'Iloa1 Fi11 'a'A-s;c.ion of either Of the par
ties
.l,t. 20 Omitted.
Art. | l. Each party will prohibit its ci.A
Zens or subjects, from c)andestinely CARVING
away from the territories or dominions Of tho
other, any seamen Or soldiers belonging ia
such other party.
Dirt. -. Ihe same.
: Art 70. Neither party shall permit any d
the articles abovs enumerated, as conuab2la Il
Of war, to he cleared cut from its ports to any 4
place within Tie jurisdiction of an enemy Of 4
the other party and, in order TO enforce TIL,
regulation, due proof and security shah be
given, that all such articles of contraband IS
may be exported from the ports of either Of
the parties, have been actually destined else
where, than within the jurisdiction Of anye'
ncmy Of the other party.
.frt. 10 The same.
AT. IS. This convention shall be in force
for the term Of eight years from the Gate Ct
the exchange of Publications. 1t shall be n
tifzd on both sides within month;
from tie day of its signature, or soonerh
possible; and the ratiications exchange with.
out delay, in the United States, at the CITY o.
Washington.
.4rt 8. Tie same.
(My. Mad:son's letter to Dc c1niausaj s.
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