Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

the United States, at port under the dominion
OF his Majesty the King of Sweden q Norway,
or IRON the ports OF his said Majesty in Europe,
at "A port OF the United States, furnished with a
certificate orheaith from the competent he alt h
ofhcer OF the port whence they took their de.
parture, certifying that no malignant or conta-
gious disease existed at that port, shall not be
subjected 10 any other quarantine than such
as shall be necessary for the visit OF the health
othcer of the port at which they may have ar
rived but shall, after such visit, he permitte I'd
immediately 10 enter and discharges their Car
goes provided, always, iliat there may not be
found aty person on hoard. who has been. du.
rin. the voyage, afflicted with a malignant or
contagious diseas-, and that the country from
wh'ch he vessel comes may not be so general
" regarued at the time as infected, or suspect
!tsu' tha' u mas been previously necessary TO
issue arega'ation by which all vessels Coming
HON that country are regarded DIS suspect ed,
ami subjected TO quarantine.>
Irficie IL.
lie treaty OF Amity and Commerce, couclu-
ded at Paris. in l7S3, by the Pienipotehtia
ries of The United States and OF His Majesty
me Ning of Sweden, is renewed ami PIT in
'oiceh y the present treaty, in respect to all
Which 8 contaiucd in the second, fifth. sixth,
seventh eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh. twelfth.
thirteenth, tourt' ciih, fifteenth. sixteenth. Sc
vente"rih, eighteenth, nineteenth, twenty first,
twenty second. t~euiy third, aud twenty fifth
aric!es at the said treaty, AZ we'll as the sepa-
rate articles one. two, four, and five, which
49, ''Sneu he same udy ny the same prem.
poien,arcs aud The articles specified shall
be considered to have as full force and vigor
as " TIE y were inserte ed word for word prOvi-
ted. nevertheless. that tue stipulations con-
famed IN The articles above mentioned shall
always c considered as making no change in
The conventions pr, viously concluded with 9th.
sr friendly and allie d nations.
article %.
Considering the distance of the respective
countries OF the two high contracting parties.
anu Tile unCprtainf< thar Trnu IN
relation to the various events, which may take
place, II is agreed that a merchant vessel,
belonging TO one Of the contracting parties,
ana neSiinedto port supposed to be bIockad.
ell at the lime OF her departure, shall not,
however. lc ryptured or CONDEMNED for having
hrsi time attempted TO enter the said port,
unless II may be proved that the said vessel
conid aid ought to have learned on her passage
that The placein question ontinue Il to he in
state of blockade. Bat vessels which, after
having been once tnrired away, shall attempt a
second time. during the same voyage, to entcr
the same port ofthe enemy, whiie the blockade
continues. shall BIZ liable to detention and
condemnation.
! lie present treaty, when The same shall have
been ratified by the President Of the United
States, by and with the advice and consent of
iiit' Senate, and by his majesty The king OF
Sweden and Norway, shall continue i'm
force, and be obligatory on the United States
aud his majesty the king of Sweden and Nor
way, Tor The term of eight years from the
exchange of the ratitications and the ratiti
cations shall be exchanged i'm eight months
from the signature of this treaty, or soouerif
possible.
In faith whereof the respective plenipolen-
tiaries have signed the present Treaty, aud
have theveunto set the seal of their arms
Done at Stockholm, the fourth day of Sep
tember, in the year of Grace, one thousand
eight hundred and sixteen.
IONA. RUSSELL,
lie COmte de ENGERSTROM,
lie Comte A. G de MORNER,
Now, therefore, be il known that I, JAMES
MONROE, President of the United States, have
caused the said Treaty to he made public, to
the end that The same, and every clause and
article thereof, with the exception of the three
articles above referred to, may be observed
and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States aud the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to he affixed.
Done at The city of Washington this 3Ist
day OF De- ember, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, and 0fthe Independence of
the United States the forty third.
JAMES MONROE.
By tile President,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, secy ofstate.