Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-27

IL rs further agreed, that in all cases wher,
drawbacks are or may be allowed, upon the re
expectation ofany goods, the growth, produce OF
manufacture cfeither country, respect;velv the
amount of the said drawbacks shall be the SANG
whether the said goods shall have been original
| " imported in British or American vessel bnt
when such re-exportation shall take place from
the United States in British vessel or from the
territories of His Britannia Majesty in Eurone.
IN an American vessel, to any other foreign natl.
on, the two contracting parties reserve 10 them.
selves, respectively, the right of regulating or
ldan'nisning, IN such case the amount of the said
drawback -
The intercourse between the United States and
His britannia Aiajestys possessions in the West
Indies, and on the continent of North Ameri-
ca, shall not be affected BY any ofthe provisions
OF this article, but each party Shall remain IN the
complete possession of its rights with resnect to
such an intercourse.
ARTICLE THE THRU
His Britannc Majesty agrees that the vessels
of the United States of America sh lbe admir- al
and Hospitality received at the principal settle
ments OF The British domnions in the East Indies
yidelcei, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, ana, prince
OF Wales Island, and that the citizens OF Tie said
United States may freely carry on trade between
the said principal settlements, and the said Uni
tel States, in ali articles of which the importa
ton and expectation, respectively, to and from
ed: provided only, that it shall not be lawful
Tor them in any time ofwSr, between The British
government and any state or power whatever, to
export from the said territor les, without the spe
cri permission oithe British government. any
military stores or naval stores or rice Tie ci-
tizens ofthe United States shall pay for thelrvcs
ssiS, When admitted, no higher other duty or
charges than shall be payable ON the We sells
of the most favorable European nations. aud
theY shall pay no higher or other duties or cha
ges on Incorporation or expectation of the
cargoes of die said vessels, than snail be nav :
able on the same articles when imported or sx.
ported in the vessels of the most favored Europe
an nations
But it is expressly agreed, that the vessels of
Ine United States shall not carry any articles
from the said principal settlements to any porl
or place, except lsome port or place in the Uni
TED STATES oi America, where the same shall be n-
laden.
It's also understood, that the permission grant
cd by tn article, is not to extend to allow the
vessels OF the United States to carry on any part
OF the coastng trade Of the said British tcrr tories
cut INC vessels OF the United States having, in the
hrst instance, proceeded te one Of the sad prin-
ciPai settlements of the British dominons in the
East Indies, and then going with their origina
csrgoes, or part thereof, from one OF the said
principal settlements To another, shall not be
considered as carrying on the coasting trade -
ne vessels OF the United States may also touch
ZOE refreshment, but not for commerce., N the
course OF their voyage to or from the British
territories in India, or to or from the dominions
OF The Emperor Of China, at the Cape of Good
GoPe, The Island Of St. Helena, or such other
places as may be in the possession of Great Bril-
tam, III the African or Indian seas, it beng well
Understood that in all that regards ibis article,
the CITIZENS of the United States shall be subject
IN all respects, to the laws and r. plations Of the
lishel
ARTICLE THE FOURTH
shall be free, for each of the contracting
Parte' respectively TO appoint ooasuls, for The
pro ecton OF trade, TO reside in the domnions
ana territories of the other party, but before any
consul shall act as such, lie shall IN the ususl
form be approved and admitted by the govern.
h,ent TO which he is sent, and it is hereby de.
ciaieu mat IN case of illegal or improper conduct
towards the laws or the government OK the coun-
/ wy 10 whch he IS sent, such consul may Ell her
De punished according to law, If the laws viii
reach The case, or be sent back, the offended go
the sgme
it IS hereby declared that either of the con-
usctlng parties, may except from the residence
OF consuis such particular places as such party
sldl Judge NJ 10 be so excepted.
ARTICLE THE FIFTH.
L.
been duly ratified by the President of the United
states, by and with the advice and consent o.
Their Senate, and by his Britannia Majesty, and
the respective ratifcations mutually exchanged
shall be binding and obligatory on the sad United
States and his Majesty for four years from the
date OF its Signature, aud the notifications sha!
be exchanged in six months from this time, OF
sooner if possible
Done at London, this third day of July, in the
year otou Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifteen,
Il. 81 JOHN @. ADAMS,
Il. 81 IL. CLAY,
g. 81 ALBERT GALLATIN.
e. 81 FRED. j. ROBINSON,
lLs) HENRY GOULBURN,
(L.s,) WILLIAM ADAMS
Now, therefore, be it known, that 7. Jane.
| Madison, President ofthe United States of Ame
RIGA, having seen and considered the foreua ne
Convention, have by and with the adylcs. and con
cent OF the Senate, accepted, ratified and confirm
led the same, and every clause and article hereof
subject to the exception contained IN a decl. a
ton made by the authority of HIS Britannia Ma
ljesty on the 9th day of November last, cop,
lot which Declaration is hereunto annexed
In testimony whereof have caused the eeo-