The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
Py ME President Of the United States o1
Imeyica.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, by an oct Of the Congress OF the
United States, OF the third of March, one
thousand eigh, hundred and fifteen, so much
Of the several acts imposing duties on 'he
ships and vessels, and on goods, wares, and
meI chandise, imported into tbo United States
as imposed discriminating duty Of tonnage
between foreign vessels and vessels OF the
United States, and between goods imported
into the United States in foreign vessel, and
vessels Of the United States, were repealed,
so far as the same respected the produce or
snaDufdcture OF tho nation TO which such tor
eisn ,aip or vessel might belong, such re-
peal to take effect IN favor Of any foreign ma
zion whenever the President 4 The Unired
States should be satisfied tnat the discrimi-
mating or counteryailiag duties Ut such foreign
nation, 30 far as they operate 10 the disadvan'
,sge Of the United States, have been abolish
ed:
And whereas satisfactory proof has been
received by me, through the Cha'ge ID Al
faires of the United States in Sweden, under
date Of the son day Of Januay, one tnoa.
sand eight hundred and twenty lone, that
thence forward all discr iminauog % counter
vailIng duIies 10 he Kingdom u No way, 50
far as they operate TO the disadvantage Of the
Now, therefore, |, JiDes Monroe, Piesi-
dent of tho United States OF America, do
hereby declare and proclaim, tnat 30 much OF
the several acts imposing duties on the ion'
mage of ships and vessels, aud on goods,
wares and merchandise, imported in'o the
United States, as imposed discriminating
duty Of tonnage between vessels ut he Uni-
ted States, and between goods imppr,ed 'aso
Ia. 4 Cd Sta in IE .
dom Of Norway and vessels OF ne Unhed
States ars repealed, so far as the same &c.
spect the produce or manufacture oil the said
Kingdom OF No'way
Given under my hand, at the City OF
Washington, this twentieth day OF
August, in the year OF our Lo,d one
thousand eight hundred and twen;y
one, and the fory year OF lhs
lndepcndcnce OF the United States
JAMES MONROE.
ey the President
JoHw QuIScY ADAMS, Sec'ry Of State
c5ty oTa hatsr in me Engish language sign
ed 6y the COmmiss,oner on che narI Of me
Upiied States and he { mHisSioHet on ne
Harf of Hs Catholic MaJsS y, nhon me late
olcEye,y Of hossessron Of ne Province o/
yYesf FYorida 20 hhe United Stafes.
The Undersigned NJ jor Gsuo al Andrew
Jackson, Of the State of rennsssce, Commis
Ioner of the Unicd States, IN pursuance OF
The full powers received by him fom James
Monroe, President OF the UAued States i A.
merca, of the date of The 10 u March, 1921,
and Of the IS h Of the Independence OF IN.
United State. Of America, suested by Joan
Qu,.cy Adams, Secretary Of STATE and Don
Jose Cs,a,a, Comm 'ndant of the Province OF
West Florida, and Con missioner Tor The de-
livery, in the name of It's Catholic Majesty,
Of ,bc couatry, territories, aud dependencies
Of West Florida, TO the com missioner OF the
United States, ia conformity wlIb the powers,
commi ssion and srccsl mandate received by
h,m from the cap,ajn general OF the Island "t
Cuba, of the date Of the srh Nay, 1921, i'm.
parting to him therein The royo order OF tue
24th October, 1890. issued and signed by
His Catholic Maies,y, Ferdinand the Seventh
end auested by the Secretary ol State, Don
Evaristo Perez de Castro;
Do ceruty by these presents, that on the
7th day OF July, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty one of the Christian a a, and to'ty-
SIKH OF the Independence OF the Unued
States, having met in the court room of the
Govcrnmeo, HOUSE IN the town Of Pensacola,
accompanied On either part by the. chiets end
officers OF the army and navy, and by a num-
Der Of the ci,izcns Of The respective nations,
the said Aod'cw Jackson Majo' Genetal and
Comm sioner, has delivered 10 the sand Col.
oaei Commsndsnl Don Jose Callava, his be.
fore mentioned powers; whereby he iecogni.
zes him 70 have received full power aud au.
thori,y to take possession of, and to occupy,
the territories ceded by Spain to the United
States, by the treaty concluded at Washiny-
ton, on the ed day of Febru,y, 'lsls, and
Eor that purpose to repair to said territories,
snd there TO execute and perform all such
acts snd thing. touching tho provinces, as
may be necessary for fulfilling his appoint
rnent conformaby to the said treaty and the
laws Of tho Unicd States, with authority
likewise to appoint any person, or persons, in
his stead, to receive possession OF any part OF
tte said cedcd territories, according to the
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