Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01

SsIorsingto the rec+revof k,s;s
having seen her passports ana esss;s y
from the consul Of the IT, Stats &. ''a "a =.
ing in Algiers, shall permit hs, : !, .c SD
coed on her cruise unruelested .,a = Pro.
OUT detention, No passports Is, sp' WITH
granted by either party "a ans sAall se I
but such as are Absolutely the n,e esssls,
Of citizens or subjects Of the q; isssy
trachng parties, on any pretenee vb, Sa
yer. "''A'e'
article the Eishth.
A citizen or subject of either q i
contracting parties, having b.ua,. ne
prize vessel condemned BY the other - n.'
~. or by aRs other nation, the cert;sc pss.
Sf cendelnnation and bill Of sale sIa l"' 3
. sufficient passport for such vessel G. =
|six months: which considering the A. ~
|tance between the two countries. i W.
|mofethan reasonable time for her !.
procure proper passports.
! article tie Ninth.
Vessels ofeither Of the con,rartinc -.
ties, putting into the ports of the o,s Il,
land having need Of provisions Or 9th,
shall be furnished at the ma,t..
price and if any such vessel should !
lpuf IN from 4 di lance at sen. and b,,s
occasion To repair, she shall be atlibrrts
Ito land, and rc+einbark her Cargo. Win
cut paying any customs or duties whst,.a
|ycr ; but in no case shall she be CON.
IpeFled to land her cargo.
sarficie the Tenth.
! Should vessel Of either of tle 81,
tracing parties be cast on shore within
the territories OF the other, all proper q.
sistance shall be given TO her crew: na
]piIlage shaitbe allowed. The prore,t,
shall remaiIrat the disposal of the own.
ers; and il re-shipped on board of khy
vessels for exploration, no customs Or do.
tiles whatever shall be required to be psId
thereon. and the crew shah be protected
land suceoured, Until they can be sent 70
Their own country,
! .frticte tie Elerenih.
/ II q vessel of either of thecontraci;np
.Irasties shall be attacked BIZ an enenv
within cannon shot Of the forts Ct as
|other, she shall be protected as nuclas
lis possible. If she be in port, shesbsl
mot be seized or attacked, when itisinv
1.-THE power OF the other party to protsc.
|her :; aud, when she proceeds 70 sea. no
|enemy shall be permitted to pursue her
from the same port, within twentylCr
hours after herdeparture.
.arAck the TreltM.
The commerce between the U Sfau
of America and the Regency Of Alsien,
The projections to be given to merchants,
masters Of vessels, and seamcn. file rsci.
|procal rights Of establishing census ia !
each country, and the privileges, imnu-
mites and jurisdictions to be eDjot9bt
such ecncuIs, are declared to be ttsssne
footing in every respect with the most
favored nations respectively. d
.articte the THIRTEENTH.
| The consul of the U. States Of Amesis
ca shall not be responsible for the debts
contracted by citizens Of has own nation
unless he previously gives written obi
tgations go TO do.
article the Fourteenth.
On a vessel or vessels OF war, belong
ling to the u. States, aDchoring before
the city Of Algiers, the consul is 70 IN
form the Dey Of her arrival. when she
Ishall receive the salutes which are BY
treaty or custom given to the ships Of
lwar Of the most favored nations, on ST.
milar occasions, and which shall be re-
turned gun for gun; and if after such ar
rival, so announced, any christians what
isoever, captiyes in Algiers, make there's :,
Gaze and take refuge on board any Of 'as
ships of war, they shall not be reqalresC
|back again, nor shallthe consul o. the y
Estates, or commander of said sh'Ps, o >,
required to pay any thinStSr the san
christians.
ARTICLE THE FIFTEENTH.
AS the government of The Y. States =
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