Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

States as soon as possible, agree3Oiy TO
the rriucin!es of the federal constit utiOn.
AM ainirted 10 the enjoyment Of all the
privileges, rights, and immnuilies Of the
Other states.
VIII. The territories Of the two Fiori-
das, which, At the time of the delivery
which - to he made of them to the u.
States. should he occupied by the troops
or authorities Of the Republic, shall be
delivered IN the commissioners which his
Catholic Majesty ar the Captain General
OF The Havana, may send for that pur-
pose, in order that the said teTritorie
may he delivered up in a regular manner
to the colnmis .ioners or officers appointed.
by the United States 10 receive them.
IL. All the grants of lands made by
his Catholic Majesty. Or by his legitimate
authorities, IN the aforesaid territories of
the two Floridas, aud others which his
Majesty ce'les to the United States, shall
bc confirmed and acknowledged as valid,
excepting those grains which may have
been made after The oath January of last
year, the date that the first proposals
were made for The cessioD Of these pro-
vmces, which shall be held null. i'm con-
siderau"n of the grantees not having
complied with the conditions of the ces-
zion.
X. The 1--WE contracting parties, ami
mated ny the most sincere desire OF con.
citation. and with view Of eradicating
all the iissentions which have existed be-
tween them, and TO secure that good hsr.
meny which they desire perpeiually TO
maintain with each other, reciprOuallv
renounce all claims for damages, or inju-
ries, which they themselves, as well as
their respective subjects and citizens, NAV
have suffered until the time of signing
this treaty.
4 The remuneration Of the u. States
will extend TO all the injuries mentioned in
the convention Of the llih August, 1902
Il" all claims Of prizes made by
French privaieers aud condemned by
Frnch C0nsuls within the territory and
jurisdiction Of Spain.
3 To all claims of indemniiies on &C.
count of the suspension of the right of
deposit at New Orleans
And 10 all the claims Of citizens of
the United States upon the government
of Soaip, i'm which the iuterposiiion of
the COVE rnment o. the United States NAV
hav been solicited befnre the date Of this
treaty.. AMI since the date of The conven
ton Of 1902, and which NAV have been
made 10 the Department of Slate Of Tins
Republic or 10 the Minister of the United
States in Spain.
The remuneration of his Catholic Ma
Jestv extends
l To all the injuries mentioned in the
convention of 18th August, 1902.
, To the sums which his Catholic Ma
Jesty advanced for the return Of Captain
Pike from the Provincias Iuternas.
3 To all injuries caused by the expedi.
ito of Miranda, fitted out and equipped
AT Nv York
4 To the revenue collected by the U.
States i'm The territories of Florida that
have been occupied by their troops, and
T. - iu''emr''"s nbich his Catholic
Majesty is entitled TO for the Injuries
caus 4 20 his royal crown by those inva-
sioDs
Finally ia all claims of subjects of Fl
T.. u uDou ipe government of the u.
States, i'll vhich the interposiion of his
Catholic M.jes'y's government has been
shcite,i, before the date of this Treaty,
al siD'e HE date of the Convention oil
1902, or which max have been made 10
the Department Of Foreign Affairs OF
ii. u. or 10 his minister in the United
States
N. The Convention entered into be-
tween the Two gnvPfnm MS on the IiIh
August, 1902, the raiitiaailons of which
W,re exchanged he 2lst December, 1918.
is annulle ~ that part which relates 10
lhe payment Of the injuries which the
United Saies AMI their eli GEMS claim ::
II being agreed between the two high
contracting parties, that these injuries
shal he paid, Intrgrdllv, by the u. States,
from 'IP procee is Of fhe public OF crown
lands OF TIE two Fiordas and other Ter
rItOrirs coded by II c. NJ. in This treaty :;
go That both governments consider ali
their claims AID those OF their subjects
aud cIt'zs'uS, as cancelled from this date ::
excepting those claims which the citizens
OF the Unltsd States may have against
Spanish individuals, or which the latter
MAY have Ip0n the citizens OF THIS Re-
public
XII The treaty OF limits ana navigation
of I7O5 remains confirmed ~ all and
each on, lis articles. excepting ,be
g., 3 4tI, 2lsi, and the second clause
OF the I'D article, which, having beeU
altered by this treaty, are no longer va
lii.
Win respect 10 The 18th article Of The
sane i'rediy, OF friendship, mds, an t
navigation, OfI795, IN hicn 10 IS siIpulai-
ed iuai the fiag shall cOcOT the PROPERTY,
tie 100 nigh contracting parpes agree,
that % IS may be so understood with re-
sp.cf o HiOse powers ,h" r,, OEnize this
priu".pit bu, n either ot thp 'wO con
trscii4L p8r'ics 5haIl be- ~ war With
third PARTY, and the other neutraI, the
dag IF me neuyil .haiI cover the property
~ rnrpurs ,sbOse governments scknOw-
ledg. THIS principle, and nOi ~ others.
Xii i1 order 10 avoid frauds, aud the
great evils winch arisr from cObce4hns
The destination Oi vessels, bN clearing ouf
~ general iprms iOr re Wes Indies,
Spanish .'Ia'n IN. ot, q Iiiei ~O high
ftlo it.tN ..H II
ia IRE, III merchant vessels belonging TO
tbtIT respe. tive subjects or cIiizpns shall
be cleared on los ,pecitied port, either