The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-27

place. where the dispute shall hsppep, shall
not be able TO settle tho ssms, The govern.
ment Of that country shsll state their eriev.
snce 10 writing and transmit the same to the
government OF The other, and the period oI
three months shall be allowed for answers to
be returned, curing which time, no scu oi
hostility shall be permitted by either party
aod 10 case tho grievances are not redrsssed
and war should be the event, tho consuls
and Citizens, aud subjects OF both parties, re-
spectlvey, shall be permitted to embark with
their effects unmoles,ed, on board of whal
vessel or vessels they shall think proper, rea.
scnsoie time being allowed tor that purpose.
Art. XVII. If, 10 the course Of events, q
war should break out between the two nations
the prisoners captured by either party shall
not 90 made slaves: they shall not be forced
70 hard labor or other confinement, than such
g may DO nccessary to secure their safe keep
ing, and shall be eachsuged rank for rank :
and Il Is sgreed thst prisoners shall be ex.
changed IN twelve months after their capture,
and the ssehsnss may ha effected by any pri.
vale individual, Legally sutho,issd by si,hsr
OF The parties.
Arr. XVIII. II any Of the Barbsry Powers,
or other states ct wsr with ,hs United S,stes,
shall capture any American vessel, and send
her into any port Of tho regency Of Algiers,
they shall not be permitted 70 sell her; but
shall be forced TO depart The port on procur.
ing the requisite supplies Of provisions but
the Vessels oi war of the United States, with
any prizes they may capture from their che.
mics, shsl! have liberty to frequent the ports
Of Algiers for retteshment OF any kind, and
TO sell such prizes in tho snid ports, without
paying asy other customs or duties than such
az arc customary on ordinary commercial i'm
portslions.,.
Arr. XIX ir soy Of the citizens OF the u
ni,ed States, or any persons under their pro-
tcctioh, shall have sny disputes with each
other, the Consul shalt decide between the
parties and whenever tho Consul shall re.
quire sny aid or assistance from tho govern
ment OF Algiefe, to enforce his decisions, IL
shall be Immediately granted to him. And,
il any dispute shall arise between any ci,i.
rens Of the United States, and the citizshs or
subjects OF any other nations, having Con-
sui or Agent in Algiers, such disputes shall
be settled by the Consuls or Agents OF the
Respective nations And any disputes, or
suits at law. tha, may take place between sny
citizen, Of the Uoited States end the subjects
OF the Regency Of Algiers, shalt be decided
BY the Dey in person, end no other.
Art. Xxx. II Q citizen Of the United States
should kill, wound, or strike, subject Of Al
gicrs, or, on the contrary, . subject Of Al
Eiers, should I'LL, wound, or itrike, q citizen
of tho United States, the law Of tho county
shall take place, end equal justice shall be
rendered, tho Consul assisting at the trial 4;
bit the sentence OF punishment against an
American eiuHen shall not be greater, or
more severe, Than il would be against Turk
in the same predicsment snd If any deIin-
qucrt should make his escape, the Consul
atall not be responsible for him Ia sny man.
Der whatever.
Art XXI. The Consul OF the United
S,s,cs OF America shall no, be required to
psy sny cnstoms or duties whatever, on any
thing he imports from foreign country for
the use. Of his house and family.
Au XXI. Should sny Of tho citizsus Of
the United State, OF America die within the
Regency Of Algiers, The Dey and his sub.
jccts shall not Interfere with the property oi
the deceased, bot il shall be under the imme-
dIste direction OF the Consul, unless other.
wise disposed Of By will: Should there be no
Consul, The effects shall be deposited in the
hands OF some person worthy Of trust, until
the party ahaII appear who has right to de.
mand them, when they shsll render on &C.
count ofshe property neither shall the Dey,
Or his subjects, give hiodrsnce 10 the execu.
tion Of any will that may appear.
ARTICLE ADDITfosAL AID EXPLANATORY.
The United States Of America, in order TO
give to the Dey Of Algisrs proof Of their
desire TO maintain the relations of pesce and
amity be cen the Two powers. uoon a foot.
ing :he mos, liberal, and in order to withdraw
eny obstacle which might embssrsss him 10
his relations with other ststes, agree to annuI
so much Of the eighteenth article Of tho fore.
going Treaty, IS gives to tho United States
any advantage in The ports Of Algiers over
the most favored nations having treaties with
the Regency.
Done, at tho PLACE Of the Government, in
Algiers, on the 22d day Of December, 1916,
which corresponds to the Sd Of the Moon