The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-25

tween the rivers, shall remain rs hereto
tore, subject to the Government ofHis Eek
ceilcncy the Vice BOY, and the other town,
under the controul of the Junta, and nc
troops whatever, OF either Government
shai Witted to enter that province or
Dis put the consent If both.
g, n or persons of DG,tevcr quail
! ", poiditior, Weithef<Iovernmen MT,
snail % lholcsted or prosecuted in consc-
iuencsxQf thc polite ala opinions they may
haye sssccl, or writings they may have
publfS for having taken up arms, or
tor any other motive whatever, and a veil
hail be. drawn over all that has passed on
Doth sides daring the late unhappy differ
ences.
9. All the artillery belonging to the cas-
tern margin, shall remain at the points
where they are now stationed, and the ar
tiilery which was taken by the cruizers.
rom on board ofthe Bnenos Ayrian vessels
captured. shall be restored with all posi-
ole dispatch:
TO- Prisoners made on both sides, of what
ever rank. shall be mutually exchanged by
the two governments.
II. Ills Excellency the Vce-Roy, promi-
'es that the Portuguese troops shall with
raw within their frontiers, and shall evac-
tate the Spanish territory, agrceably to
ne intentions of the Prince Regent, mani
SlslSu 10 OOtll NIONcfnmcnCS.
- HIS ExceIlency the Vice Roy, likewise
nllises 90. give positive orders to cause
iockade of the Rivers and Coasts of
provinces to be raised, < all hostil-
TO cease immediately.
:" His Exccllency the Vice Roy, shall al
. address fhcial dispatches to the Vice
soy OF Peru and to General Guyeneche,
ommunica ing TO them the present arrange
ent.
/ Ia. All the inhabitants of the eastern
aargin, shall wheneler they please, return
their homes, Sand they shall be freely
ermitted to pass and repass from one ter
tQry to another, whenever they think pro
e~remaining in the quiet and pcaceable
. secession of all their property
I Is. The ommuric akion, correspondence,
/ ID trade, both by sea and Land, be- ~ecn
uenos Ayres and Montevideo, and their
i-cspective dependencies, shall be re-es,a-
ishtd upon the same footing they were
revlous to the present disturbances.
10. In consequence of the preceding ar
&c. all rational or foreign vessels shall be
eely permitted to enter the ports of both
erritories, paying the corresponding Royal
uties. agreeaby to the regulations which
hall he settled by the aforesaid Govern
.ients.
II. In case of an invasion by any Foreign
'pwer, both Governments recir rocally bmG
,Aemseives to assist each other, by ali
possible means 70 repel the forces of the
-nemy.
: Ia His ESceiiency the Vi-e-Rov de-
clares that he will not change tbs systc N ;,
until the Cores shall have declared the il
will, and that in all cases he will give du e
advice thereof totie Government of Buenos
Ayres.
10 Theaforesaid mentio, ed Governments
do religiously bind themselves, to observe
these stipuiations, holding themselves an
swerable Tor any infraction thereof.
20. His Excellency the Vice-Roy and the
Deputy OF BuenOs hyres, shall appoint two
officers who shall agree upon the mahner OF
carrying into effect the evacuation, by the
troops OF Buenos Ayres, OF the eastern mar
g y, which shall be executed without delay
md as many troops as possible shall embark
1T Coionia..
d, All prizes that may be made after
the signing OF the present treaty, shal. be
restored, and in regard to those pr res
wade before this convention, they shall
ne subject to tue stipu!auons OF the Yin in
itant.
%. All property of whatever description,
belonging to the inhabitants OF the eastern
| margin, shall remain in the possession OF
their respective owners, excepting the slaves
contained IN the list presented By the De-
putty or Buenos Ayres, who promises to leave
Ilt to the option OF the aforesaid slaves, to
ctuiT or not to their respective masters.
md the execution. of this article shall BE-
| entrusted to the officers mentioned in ar
ricle 20.
/ %. Should any doubt arise hereafter
respecting the observance of any of the
foregoing articles, they shall be amicably
| settled by both parties
"a. The present convention shall be in
full force~immediately alter the signing
| hereof. and it shall be ratified within the
term OF eight days or sooner if possible.
In testimony whereof we have signed two
copies Of one same tenor and date, in the
/ city OF Monte Video, on the 2Oth OF Oeto-
Der 1911.
(Signed) JOSEPH JULIAN PERES,
JOSEPH AZEVEDEO,
ANTONIO GAkFIAS.
MONTE VIDEo October II, 1911.
The foregoing articles i'll the preceding