Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25

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3(ifIee rrDshlcs 3ls nianu laet 1fe If sE's
states, whethes sue Ii sii.Ispoftaiios
4ll be ii British vessels 81 ii vesse &
HE III. States. s
She same duties shall be PAID and Il, \
ssfne beo6tics allowed On tlle 4 Sporfatiat
sfanq articles, the growth, produce
aafsIactafe at bis Britannia Majesty
Territories ia Europe to the Isl: State
|uhether such expectation 81 IN be 10 yes
sells Of the q. States, al in British sess
lsels and the same duties shall be pas
land the same h0inties alI9ued, ia tbs
iexpnrt alton Of any articles, the gfostttIs
lpfQsNce, or fnanutae tare of the u states
b his Britannia Majesty territories ii
Europe, whether such expectation siials
laeia British vessels, or ia vessels Of the
| II States.
tits further asTeed that in all eases
where drawbacks are or NAV be allowed.
Iapon, the exportasion Of any goods, the
lgrnwts. produce or manufacture Of Ell
Ither country, respectively, the amount
Eaf thesaid drawbacks shall be the same.
whether the said goods shall have been
iorisiBally imported in a British ar Anne
Iherican vessel; but when snch re-ek4
Iportatien shall take place from the u. s.
lin a British vessel. or from the terrific
Tries Of his Britannia Maiestyin Europe
I'm an American vessel, to any other fos
Ireisn nation, the two contracting parties
reserve to themselves, respectively, the
Eriigbt Of regulating or diminishing, III
Isach case, the amount Of the said draw
back.
I lheiRtercOurse between the u. States
Iand his Britannia Majesty's possessions
Einthe w. Indies, and on hecontinent
Iaf Moth America, shall net be Affected
|by any of the provisions OF this article
IbiH each party shah remain in the CON
lplete possession Of its rights, with respect
Ito such an intercourse.
Article fiis third.
Ills Britannia majesty AGREES that the
vessels 81 the u. Statessof America shall
E5e Audited, and hospitality received all
the principal settlements Of the British
Edominions in the East Indies, yisle-licet.|
ECaicutta, Madras, Bombay & Prince
of Wales Island, and that the eitizepsi
Ioe the said U. S. may freely carry OIL
trade between the said principal settle
ments and the said q. S. in all articles
of which the importation and exportation|
spectisely, to and from the said terrific.
ries, shall not be entirely prohibited 4
provided only, tbatit shall not be law
|snlfor them many time OF war. betweenI
the British government and any state orI
power whatever, to export from the said
Territories, without the special permis-l
sion Of the British government, any mi
|lItary stores or naval stores, or rice
rhe citizens Of the US. shall pay forj
their vessels, when admitted, no hgher|
lDr oti.er duty or charge than shall bel
payable on the vessels Of the most favor
led European natioas, and they shall pay
InS higher or other duties or charges oaI
the importation or expectation of the car
lgoes OF the said vessels, than shall bel
payable on the same articles when In
Iported or exported in the vessels of theI
most favored European nations.
But it is expressly agreed, that theI
vessels of the q. S. shall not carry anl
ARTICLES from the said principal settle !
I.Aeafs to aay port or place, except toI
some port or place in the O. States oil
America, where the same shall be I'M
ilaaen.
| 1t is also understood, that the permis-
sion granted by this article, is not tol
lextend to allowthe vessels of the United
States tocany OH any part Of the coast
ling trade Of the said British territories,
lbut the vessels Of the u. States having
lin the first instance. proceeded to one
Ipfthe said principal settlements of thel
british slominions in the East-indies,
land then going with their original car
lgoes, or part thereof, from one of theI
Esaid principal settlements to another.I
.tshall not be considered as carving on
1.-THE eoasting trade. The vesselssof the
IU. S. may also touch for fefreshuent,
1butnot for commerce, in the course off
'lthsir voyage to and from the British ter
Iritories IN Indias orto or from the domi-
Eslie.fs 81 the emneror of China, at the
ICape Of Good Hope, the island of ST.
lHeleDa, or such ether places as may be
lin TIC possession Of Great Britain, ia
|the African or Indian seas, it being we'll
understood that In all that regards this
article, the citizens of the United States
tshalI Be subject, in all respects, to the
fIaWs aud reau1atiohs .of the British co.