The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
ate tie power which has involved lnens In 20 many
affecting wars

own prospsrity--or abandon their rights and pros
/ peri,y together!
| In whatever form of words the tonic of negocia-
tons mav be eouched however dip0insey may
Soften hypoersy eoncesl ii, tie substance of the
Lesocistinn turns this, and " to this condition
thy 74asi Come ar last"
The Freaci leuiputentiaries viii come forth with
the treaty Of Utrecht.
| Turning TO the treaty Of Utrecht in The coiiec
ftsa of Treaties made bv Charles Jsnkhsoa, aiius
Lord Ha~ ksbnly, alias lori Liverpool, and hearing
frequent references made to the fth srt'ce OF the
treaty oi'Utrscht, were very much surprised to
discover that either th,re vss no tia article, or
that it had been oInitted-(bur e.i.,os is thai of
De6'ett. LOndsn, 1895 IN $ vols gyo.)--the }eGr.h
snd SIKH articles are there, bst no ffth .VUetler
this accident or ii. s,gLOr that the article did
or Did not contain the matter conserh'n; neutral
commerce, cannot determine = however, Ia
turning 20 another treaty OF the sa,re d,t and
concluded atthe same place, be.ween l.cus NF.S I;
Queen Arbe tith April, i?I3 w Il ii the pShci-
pies laid dosu n the aYth, ST., l9th, 10Th, s,s;
articles.
XVII. /, ssilbe lawful for all and singular tie
suheets of the SIeen. Great Britain, and OF The
moat chrsIisn kus, 10 sal with their SHIPS with ali
maiHero ~ liberty aid sscrrty, 40 d.s,Hction being
AIDE, who are the proprietoIs OF tbs nlsrcrsBd.z
iSdsn uerec0. tom any port to iAe places of tiitse
who new, shall lie her after at anisy With tie
queen OF Great Br.taa tiIs most cNrisua S,ns ;
AZ shall Mkewise be lawful che -upIeee AMI H.
sDit2ats atoressi, TO si ~,th the s,ss aud
eiE.rOzts aforementioned, aud 20 trato with the
sisue ioerty anc te~iiy f-otn the pise. ports 49,
h.7-I.sso. those VINO are sAeniss - uuth, or OF Ell
Tier Pfrtys wiIhout sny OppoEtICn or u,sturbance
whstsce ee, not only directly I,ie pisct OF thS
'netiy siorai7enuenyd 20 Neutral pi.ees, but siso
NON oae P'sso teo,i ing 60 sn enemy. TO another
piase belonging - enc my whether thy ID utder
,iie lu,isticCJu u he priee, under
raj. And IL is row etru'sted conserving SLIPS and
goods, That tree ship -aiAl.so give freei0m to
soods, ana that every 'aSS .nsi DC deemed 10 be
nee AID exempt wilCh siIi b. found on board the
tAH "A giter nj
iederate sahhoOs IN the whole iad,ry aay part tele
OF, shouo sPperU 10 the eneiuics OF either at their
| n.sie s'',S coulr&bsnd goods being swsss excepted
on llte discovery wttieoi natteis shall be managed
aoSor,'is Ia the sense OF the Subsequent srIcss Il
rs asso asseeu, In like manner tat toe slsneab rty
be eXteh' al t. persons who are TN board a. free
.ip ~iti tbs elect, dat although they be e-enss
to bot, ~ either party, they sre not to be tsssl
Dut O tSt free ship, unless tley are soiiers ar y
actual tTvict oi the enemies.
AVN. Tie liberty Ut navigation and eomme'oe
SHAH ext nd 10 all kinds o. merehandzes. excepting
those on'y which toiow in the next article, < wbie
| artsignIh. Il by the name Of cont .abaud.
| XIX. Under this name of contraband, or prohi
bitsd guods, shall be comprehended, arms, great
guns bombs, with their tusees, and other .nngs be
| longing to them: fre-bals, gun-po.der, ieateb,
cannon balls, pixies. swot!s lanees, spears, haters
mortsrs, petards gransanes, sat petrc, niuskets
musket balls, helmets, he'd pieccs breast plates
coats of MAIL and the like kinds OF armn proper for
arming Soldieit, musket rests, bsts, horses with
whatever.
Xxx Thee rnerchandzes which follow shall no,
be reekoned amcng proln5.ud GOODS, that is say,
l'all sorts Of cloths, aud all other manufactures
woven L. any wool, Hax, siik, cotton, auy other
mat rails VIII tever; aii Kinds of ciotres aud
ing apparel together with the species wher, OF thy
| are used to b. made geld and silver, well coined
IS uneo'ne', s, i'cn, lead. copper, brass, Goals as
also wheat ans barley AMI any other Kind Of
aid Pulse; tobacs o. and sessae all manner oil spi-
lces aied and smoked Hes, sated fah cheese, and.
butter, beer els, winea, sugars, anu all sOrts OF
salt, and, IN general, all provisions which for
the nOursLTnent OF mankind, aud sustenance of life
Furthermore, all kinds OF cotton, temp, FAX tar,
p!toh ropes cSbles. sails sail cioihs anchors & auy
part OF n"e1urxi also ship masts. pianks, boards
beams OF what trees soeIer 4; and all other things
proper eitht for building repairing shpI; and al
other goods shateYrr. which have not been worked
r,iitO the tGrrn oil an Instrument or thing prepared
Tor war, b, !snd or by sea, shall not be repateC
contrabsnd, much less such as have been already
wrought and made up loT any other vfej all which
shall wholly be recsoned snong free GOODS ike
NIse all Other meCchandizrs and tiiugs which are
net oompTehended, aud particularly mentioned in
the Preceding article go ta taey be transport
cd aud carried the freest ny the subjects
o. both eohIederAes, eYSu 90 PLACES belongin;
cnsnJ, and, towns or places beng Only excepted,
are sc that time bes,gsd. licked 81, roGnd eoout,
o. nv strd.
<~II. To the erS that I'll msnner of tissentioa.
| ana qsarreis may be Nv ided AID prevented un enc
sIGe ami the Cider, IL IS agreed, ts III siteT &c
'hsir royal mtjesi!"s who 0rs allied, shoCd b co.
ged ,B war, The Saps and vessels belonging tlie
subjects Of the other ay, fnust b furnished ia
aea-ielters o. PASSPORTS exp ssiug the nsiAs pro
perry, and suk lf the ship, alspthe name of {. .
place OF hsbGtion OF the muster w cOmiHanGer Of
thr SAID spp5 that IL may sPl.Car tie: by tht the
shP really ana truig belongs the s;Oiects OF ot
t"e prihceoi " loh passports sbiil w. and
1r-nted according to tive form annexed tp els tea
y they shqii likewise b. recalled every year tina,
IS tho 10 lisppThs to return HON, sHt.un tie
shPs being Iadenr are TO provided, not ony IN
| passports. as above menti-,,ed, hue s csrta.
Gates containing the sever j psrdeuars a. che car
g. the place "heacc the s'iig ss,iieu, and whittier
che Is bou"d that so II N = bc Known, Whrtrer any
forbidden or eoGtfAbanG goods, are enumerated
'n tha 1870 article of ths treaty, bs OK bo.cI the
same, which esrGhcstso shall be made Out los the
Officers Of the place wa@nc. TIC ship sat sail H. q (
accustomed form Is u0 if ats smell thin Il 81
or advisable, 70 e1prt iR the said sertsaics the
person TO whom they bein"g he my freely do SOL
These principles do honor 10 the wisdom an the
justice OF those who conceived them. They we've
founded in the principles of eternal ustc. aud un-
verssi right they consist with The moral and soci
sable than savsses alone, could refuse Their count.
! nance and suppoT; % tl-em.
BGt We alreadT kuGV that mea associated with sa.
vasss-tis a,ieC % enc Pnsnt5 aud Cussaes ., nave
involved the earth aud in blood TO ,nsut.in y
tyranny adverse TO those principles soeTnnly reoo
nized only one century ago.
Il lev sriet considerations will enable us tn form
some oonseurss upon the probable issue Of the az
missile
WIZ Great Britain sbsrdon her pretensionsl
viii the eoa!ssced powers continue the war t.