The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

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I. 10 also sgreed, thar the vessels Of one of
the contracting parties, entering the ports OF
tho other, shall be permitted 10 discharge a
part only Of their catsocs, whenever the cap.
tain or owner shall desire SO to do, and they
shall be allowed to depau freely with The re-
maindor without p.y'ng any duties, i@ports
OF charges whatsoeves, except on ths, part
which shall have been Handed, and which
shall be naked and noted on Tho list or
manifest containing the enumeration OF the
merehandize wnIch the vessel ought to have
on boa d, and which list ought always to be
presented, without reservation, 10 the officers
of the customs at the place where the vessel
shall have arrived; and nothing ,hail be paid
on the pact OF the cargo which The vessel
takes away and the said vessel may proceed
thcfcwilh To any other port or ports in the
same county, into which vessels of the most
favored nations ave permitted 10 enter, and
there dispose OF The same o. thu said yes.
sci insy dcpsr, therewith 70 the ports OF any
other country, IL IL, however, understood,
that the duties, imposts, or charges which
are payable on the vessel itself, ought to be
paid at the FIRST port where II breaks bulk
and discharges part OF the cargo, aud tbs,
no such duties or imposi,ions shall be again
demanded in the port Of the same county
where the said vessel may thereafter enter,
except the inhaSit ants OF the country be sub
jeeted to further duties Ia the same Gil cum,
stances.
The citizens or subjects Of eCT ~ the con
tracing, partiel shall enjoy in{ehs poiss of
the ether, as wen for their vessels as fot their
merchandise, oil 10 lights I'D privileges Of
en,'epoa, which are enjoyed by the mos, ia.
vorcd nations in the same.
.drGcie 10.
In case any vessel Belonging TO either Of
the two states, or to ,hei, ci iixeDs OF subjects,
shall be stranded, shipwfeckvd, OF have suf
fc,ed any other damage on the coasts under
the deminien Of either of ths pa,,ies, all aid
and assistance shall DC given 10 the pcssons
shipwrecksd, OF VINO uaay be in danger there
of, and passports shall be & an,ed them TO
return 20 Their own comfy The ships and
merchandise wrecked or the proceeds 'hsre-
OF, IL tho effects DO sold, being claimed in q
year and day, by the owners, or their sttor-
hey, shsll be res,ored on p yiug tho same
costs Of salvage, confo' mably 10 The laws
and usagcs of tho Two nations, which the cit.
izeHs or subject, of the county would pay
in tho same ci,cums,snees. The respective
governments shall watch over the companies
which are or may be instituted for saving
shipwrscked PERSONS o. property, that vexa-
tions and abuses msy not take place.
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isis agreed that vessels arriving direct
fsom the United States, at a port undef the
dominion of His Majesty the Kos Of Swe-
den and Norway, or from the ports Of his
said Majcssy 10 Europe, at port Of the u
nited States, furnished with certificate Of
health from the competent health officer of
the port whence they took their departure,
certifying tina, no malignsnt or contagious
discsss existed at thst port. shall not be sub
jec cd 20 any ether Quarantine than such ss
shall be necessary for the visit OF the health
officer OF the port at which they msy have
arrived; bu. shsll, after such visit, be per-.
tpiltsd immediately TO euler aud discharge
their CO, goes; provided, always, that there
mcy ne, be found any person on board who
hss been, during the voyage, sihctsd with Q.
malignant or contag gious disease, aud that the
country from which the vessel comes may
no, be 80 generally regarded At the Tine ~
Injected, or suspected, that Il has been pro.
viously necessary to issue = regulation, by
which I'll vessels coming from that country
ere regarded a. suspected, aud subjected to
.hyficis H.
The treaty IF Amry md Commerce. con.
cIuded at Paris, in l7s3, BY the Plssipo,sn..
tiaries Of the United Sts,s~ and Of His Ma
s>ssv sh~ K;c~f oC gwsd.e Il ssnsw>A .ol