The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

ARTICLE THE sIxTEESTH.
In case Of any dispute arising iroin the vi
olation of any OF the articles of This treaty, no
appeal shsil be made TO arms, nsr shall war
be declared any pseicxt whatever but II
the coneul residing at that place ~hese tie
dispute shall happen, shall mol be able 10 set.
tie The same, the government Of that county
shalt state their grievances in wiring, and
transmit the same TO the government oil the
other, and The period Of three months shall
be allowed for answer 10 be returned, duriog
which time no act OF hostility shall be per-
mi,ied by either party ! ahd in case the yfie-
vences are not rcdrcsed, aud a war should DC
the event, tho copsuls aud cilizens and sub-
jects OF both parties respectively, small be
permitted TO embark with their effects uDno-
tested, on board Of " ha, vessel or vessels they
shall think proper, reasonable time b,ing al
lowed for that purpose
ARTICLE THE SEVENTEENTH.
If in the course OF eyeats, War should
break out between the two nations, the pris-
oners captured by either psrty shall not be
made slaves, they shall not be forced TO hard
lator, OF Other confne me nt than Such as may
be necessary to secure their sale keeping,
and shall be exchanged rank los rsnk and II
is agreed that prisoners shall be exchanged
in twelve monihs sfer Their csptu'e, and The
exchange may be ifected by any private IN
disldual legally authorised by either OF the
parties.
ARTICLE THE E1GHTEEETH.
IF any OF the Barbaty states OF other pow
ers at war viii, the United States, shall cap.
turc any American vessel and send into .Dy
port Of the regency Of Agicrs, they shall n,
t~ teI az hef htit al I've ed
to depart The port, on procuring the requisite
supplies OF provisions bot The vessels Of The
war of the United States, with ery prizes .hey
may capture from their enemies shall,havu
liberty 10 frequeot the ports OF Algicr., ior
reteeshment Of any kinds, spd TO sell such
prizes, 10 the said ports, without, any other
customs or duries, than such as are cus,om-
ary on ordinary commercial impo', atioDs.
ARTICLE THE NISETEgSTu.
If any Of the citizens OF tbs Cnited States,
or any person under their protection, shall
have any disputes with each other, the con-
sui shall decide between the parties, and
whenever The consul shall require any aid OF
assistance from the govefhmens o! hisiers,
10 enforce his dccissiot, il shall be immedi-
utely granted TO him and II any disputes
shall arise between any citizcn' ct the Unned
States and the cl,izens or subjects oi any o.
tber nation having concul or agent a. Al
eiets, such disputes shall be seul.d by tn,
consuls or agents Of the respective no.ions
and any disPates or suits at law that mey take
place between any citizens of the United
States aud the subjects OF The Regency o. Al.
giers, shall be decided by the Dey in person
and no other.
ARTICLE THE TWENTIETH.
n
kill, wound, or strike a subject of Algicts, OF,
On the contrary, a subjec, Of Algisr, should
KILL wound or stiikc crizcn of the United
States, tho law If The coun,Iy shall take place,
and equal justice shall be rendered, The con-
sul assisting at the trial but the sen,ence oi
punishment agains, an American citizen shall
not be greater or more severe, than II would
be against Turk in the same pfcdicament,
aod il any delinquent should make hi, escape,
the consul shall not be responsible for him in
any manner whatever.
ARTICLE THE TWENTY FIRST.
The consul of the United States Of Amc-
riea shall not be required to psy any customs
or duties whatever on any thing he imporls
from foreign country for the use Of his
house and family. (
ARTICLE THE TWENTY SECOND.
Should any OF Tue United States, "l ame-
rica die wilma the limits of the regency Of
Aieers, the Dcy and his subjects shall no,
in,e, ,ierc with the property OF The deceased,
but It shall be under the immediate direction
Of the eonsIi unless otherwise disposed OF by
wilI.--shouid there be no consul, the effects
shall he deposited in the hands OF some per.
son worthy Of trust Until the party shall app
ear who has right To demand them. when
,rrsy shall render all account Of the property
neithes shnli the Dey or his subjects give
1.odranoe in tho execution of any will that
may appear.
Now, therefore, be II known, that I, JAMES
MADISON, President of the Uni,cd States OF
America, having seen and considered the
aid treaty, have, by and with the advice and
.onscnt Of the senate, accepted, ratified aud
on6rmed the same, and every clause and ar