The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

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His Briisonic Msjss.y's Territories in Eu-
rope, whcthsr such importation shall be in
vessels OF the United States or io British
vessels, and the same duues sha. be paid on
the importation into The ports Of any OF Ills
Britsooic Mujesy's Territories in Europe Of
any article the growih, produce or manui'c-
ture Of the United States, whether sosh i'm
portalion shall be in British vessels or 10 ves-
sells Of the United States,
The same duties shall be paid and The
same boun,ies allowed en- Tic expofialion oi
any articles the growth. produce or manniae-
ture OF His Britanoic Msjesly's Territories
In Europe to the United States, whether such
expectation shall be in vessels Of the United
States, or 10 d i,sh vessels (; and the ssme
duties shall be paid and lbe same bounies al
lowed, on,ihc exports,ion Of any articles, The
growth, produce or manufacturc OF the Unit
ed States to Ills Briannle Msjes,y's Terrno-
ries in Europe, whether su,h exporia,ion
shall be in British vessels, OF ia vessels OF
the United States.
II is further agreed, that in eli cases where
drawbacks are or may be allowed, upon the
re-exporta,iop of any goods, tho g'owth,pro.
ducc or manufacture Of either country, res
pcctiyely, the. amount Of he drawbacks shall
be the same. whether the said goods sholl
have been originally imported in British or
American vessel but when such re-expor-
,atioD shall take place from the United States
in British vessel, os from The Territories
OF His Britannia Majesty in Europe IN an a.
mefican vessel, TO auy other foreign na'ion,
the two contracting parties reserve 10 them.
selves, respectively, tae right of regulating
or diminishing, IN such Case, the amount of
tic said drawback
The in;ci course between the Y. States and
His Brnannic .Majesty's possessions in the
West. Indies aud on the continent of North
America, shall no, DC Effected by any Uf the
provisions Of this article, bu, each party shall
rempin ia the complete possession oi its
rights, with respec, 10 such an intercourse.
ARTICLE TnE Third.
His Bri,annic Majesly agrees ,hot the YES;
sells Of The Uoited States OF America shalt be
Admitted, and Hospitality received ut the pin.
eipaI settlements of the British dominions in
the East -ludlcs, vide iice,, Calcutta, Madras,
Bombay, and Prince Of Wales Island, and
The citizens OF the said United States may
freely carry on tSadc between the saIG prlDcl.
pal settlements and the said United States. in
all artjclcs Of which the importation and ex-
por,aion, respectively, 10 and from The said
territories shall no, be entirely prohibited
provided .9oly, that il shall no, be lawful Tor
them IN any time OF war, between the Brit
'sh govctDmen, and any state or power what
ever, 10 export from the said TerrHo'ics,
without the spec Al permission OF the BRUSH
govcrpment, any military stores or pasali
stores or rice ihe cipzcns of the Unitrd
STATES shall pay Tor their vessels when jdrrit-
Z ted, no Digher or other duly ofeharec man
..fl A.
favored European nations, end they sbali pay
no higher or othc, duties or charges On the
importation or expectation Of the catgoes of
the said vessels, than shall be payable on the
same Articles when imported ~ exported IN
the vessels oi The most favored European Ga-
tiors.
But il is expressly agreed, that the vessels
Of the United States shall not carry any atii-
cles sron, the said principal settlements to-
any port or place, except to some port or
place in tho United States Of Anerica,where
tho same shall be unlldcn.
II 10 also understood, that fhc permission
granted by this Article, is not to extent 10 al
low the vessels Of the United States 10 carry
on any part OF the coas,ing trade OF the SAID
British territories, bat the vessels of The u
nitcd States, having, in the first instance,
proceeded TO one of the said principal settle
mcnts Of tho British Dominions in tho East
Indies, and then going with their original
cacgoes, or part thereof, from one Of the said
principal settlements to another, shall not be
considered as carrying. on the eoasling trade
The vessels of the United States may also
touch for refreshmen,,but not for commerce,
10 the course Of their voyage 10 or from the
British Territories in India, or 10 or from, tho
dominions of tho Emperor OF China, at the
Cape of Coed Hope, tho Island Of ST, llele-
IA, or such other places as may be in The
possession Of Great i,ritaio, in the African
or Inrliaa seas, i, being we'll understood that
in all that regards this sraeie, the citizens OF
the United State, shall be subject, IN a'' res
pects,, to.,hc laws and regulations ot the Br'.
,ish Government, from Tine to ume es''O
lished.