Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-21

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ar;xes which may be taken g sea
,lfcr the said ratificatioas OF tins
lraatv. Il is reciprssaliy agreed.
s:.t III vessels and Effects whish may
he sakca after the space 81 twelve
tlay. from the said Publications. upon
81, narts Of the coast of North A.
u,erica. fresn the latitude OF twenty
,hrse degrees north. 70 the latitude
ofl;fsy degrees north and as far east
wss,i 10 the Alanlic eeean, as tue
thirty sixth degree OF west Longitude
from the meridian Of Greenwich.
shall be restored 90 each side: That
|alla iime shall ke thirty days in all
other pats OF the Atlantic aeesa,
north Of the eqainoctial lire or eqnas
ter, asti the same time for the British
and Irish channels, for the Gaif oi
Mexico and all parts Of the Wass
ssu,:ies: Forty days for the North
Seas, for the Bs!iic, and for all paris
of the Mediterranean Sixty days ter
The .AIaaiic ocean south Of the egHas
tor as FAR as the latitude ofthe Cape
OF Gaed iIese: Ninety days for every
part sfihc world south OF the equa-
tor: And one slaadred aud twenty
days for all oll.er parts Of ths worid'
without exception.
.4riicla the Third All prisoners
ofwar takea on either side, as we'll
by land as BY sea. shall be restored
as soon as practicable after the IA.
tiiications of this treaty, as hereinaf.
ter mentioned. on their paying The
debts which they may have contract
cd during their captivity. Tho two
contracting parties respectively en-
gage TO discharge. in specie. the adj
vanees which may have been
made BY the ether fer tho sns-
tenaoee and maintenance OF such
prisoners.
.arsicis the FOURTH Whereas it
was stipulated by the second article
ia tie treaty OF peace. Of one thou
sand seven i,nadrud and eighty three
between his Britannia Aiajcsty and
The Uaitcd States Ut America. that
the boundary Of the g. States should
comprehend all islands within twen-
tyleagaes of any par; Of the stores
of the United States, aad lying be-
tween lines TO be drawn due east
from the points where the aforesaid
boundaries. between Nova Scotia, on
the one part. and East Florida on The
other. shall respectively toneh the
Bay Of Fundy, aad the Atlantic ocean
excepting such islands as now are,
or heretofore have been, wifhiH the
limits Of Nova Scotia; and whereas
the several islands in the Bay Of Pas
samaqnodJy. which is part ofthe Bay
sf Faady, and the island Of Grand
Meaan in the said Bay of Fundy. are
elaimed by the United States as he
ins camprshended withia their afore-
said boundaries. which said islands
are Q laimed as Belonging to his Bri-
taanic Majesty, as having been at
Tie tine Of, AMI previous TO. the "a
foresaid treaty of one thousand seven
hundred ami eighty three witlIia the
limits Of the province Of Nova Scotia:
In order, therefore. finally 10 decide
upon these claims, il is agreed that
they shall be referred to two Com
snissioners to he appointed in the fol-
ing msaner, viz one Commissioner
shall he appointed! by his Britannia
Majesty, and Que by the President
ofthe United States. by and with
ias advise and consent Of he Senate
thereof. and the said two Commits
sinaers so appointed shall be sworn
ia.partialiy TO examine and decide
upon the said claims according to
such cuidence as shall be laid be-
fore them on the part OF his Britain
MIC Majesty and Of The United States
respectively. The said Commission
ers shall .neet at St. Andrews. in the
pravinee of New Brunswick. and
shall have power to adjoara to such
other place or places as they shall
think tit. The said Com missioners
shall, by declaration or report un-
der their hands and seals, decide TO
which Of The two contracting parties