The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-02

the one country, IN its own vessels TO any
foreign country, may, in like manner, be
exported or exported in the vessels OF
The other country. And the same bon.
ties, duties, and drawbacks, shall be allow.
cd and collected, whether such exportation
or Te-exportation be made in vessels ofthe
United States or of Denmark. Nor shall
higher or other charges ofany kind be i'm
posed, IN the ports of one party. on vessels
of the other, than arc, or shall be, PAYABLE
III The same ports by native vessels.
ARTICLEI.
No higher or other duties shall be impos-
cd on importation into the United States of
any article, the produce or manufacture of
Ihe domlnions of His Majesty the King of
denmark and no higher or other duties
s"a,' De imposed on the importation into the
s"iu doinihlons ot any 1rticle, the produce
vi manufacture of the United States. than
S, are, or shall be payable on the like articles
lug the produce or manufacture of nnv
o. rI ~. 'orelsn country. Nor sha any bip6. !
tho liner duties or charges imposed in ei. /
,;on y. 'he TWO countries, on the exporta. (
r. % ~ o' any articles to the United States. or |
Of Of nv Don uolninlons of His Majesty the kim
or n'ihlurk' respectively, than such as arc
Tho III. oo' payable on the exportat,on of
trv u'uc'es TO any other loreipn conn.
~ 81, Nor shaIl any prohibition be imnosed
80 ene gAPortatlon or importation ofnnv ar-
ITTeies' ne produce or manufacture of ,ho
Unlen states, or of the dominions oc IL
Majesty the King of Denmark. to, or frnna
the territories OF the United States or 49,
OF from the said dominions, which Shall
not equally extend to all other nations.
ARTICLES.
Neither the vessels of the United S,o.os
nor their cargoes shall, when thev mass ILo
SOUND or the Belts, pay higher or o,bar
uuues than those which are or may he mid
ny The most favoured nation.
ARTICLE6.
me present Convention shall moi onnl,
W uic H"fthern posse ssions Of Ills MsicS
" 'he kIng OF Denmark that is to saw ico
di"' the ferroe Islands, and GreenIane
lor :, % places s'tualed beyond the Cane NJ
Iood Hope, the right to regulate the 4,
'ect intercourse with which posscssions ~.
places Is reserved by the parties resnrrtiyo
y Ana II Is further agreed that this C'or.
ehtion Is not tn extend 10 The d,rnrt rtt,aL
'etween Denmark and the West Ind;, a.
ONES OF Ills Danish Majesty. bu, in tho IN
ercourse with those Colonies. il j. ro,t
nat whatever can be lawfully imporied IN
or exported from the said Colonies
essels oi one party from or to the ports -
ny other foreign country, NAV, in like ma,
er, ana with the same duties and charrps
PPhcaoie 10 vessel"and CARGO, be i'm
o'ted into or exported from the said Go
'hies ID vessels of the other party.
ARTlCLE7. =
The United States and His Daniel No; Z
sly mutually agree, that no hirber or oil. {
uuties' charges, or taxes of any kind :;
iaH DC leVled IN the territories or donsn. a
us oi el'her party, upon any personal prop
~ money, or effects. of their respective tc
u%enS or subjects, on the removal of the
me from their territories or domnions re- =
procally, either upon the Inheritance Of z
ch property, money, effects, or otherwise.
an are or shall be payable in each state [
'on 'he same, when removed by citizen NJ
SUBJECT OF such state respectively. =,
ARTICLEs. M
10 make more effectual the protection eI
men The United States and His Danish
alcSty shaIl afford IN future, to the pavi- T'
tioh ana commerce Of their respcctivo y.
.izehs and subjects, they agree mutually 4
receive and admit Consuls and Vice Con ~
Is IN all the ports open TO foreign com OF
rec, who shall enjoy in them all the E'
'hts, privileges and immunitics. of the
'nsuls and Vice Consuls the most favor.
nations, each contracting party. hovev- EEL
remaining at liberty to except those norris
d places iii which the admission and re-
ence OF such Consuls may not seem con-
llent.
ARTICLE0.
IN order that the Consuls and Vice rnn. III
OF The contracting parties may enjoy
rghts, privileges, and dimmunities. which 4
ohg TO Them, by their public character. IL
snail, before entering on the exercise pei
heir functions, exhibit their commission car
patent IN due form TO the Government IA cal
ch they are accredited and HAVING oh. sey
led their cxequaturc, which shall be Va
nted gratis, they shall be held and con. Sal
red as such by all the authorities. mac. w
ltcs, and inhabitants, in the Consular fgt
rctin which they reside. fan
-. ARTICLE 10. ton
is iIkewise agreed, that the ConsuJs ble'
persons attached 10 their pecessarv 81
ices, they not being natives of tho wid
ltry IN which the Consul resides. sb,lI ton
NemPt from all the public services and mus
FROM all kind Of taxes, impos;s, and colo
ributlons except those which they shall Rus
bllged 10 pay, on account ofcommerce Irisl
leir property, to which inhabitants. ma tape
and foreign, of the country in which &c.
Consuls reside, are subject, being in ces
y thing besides subject to the laws of to pl
respective States. The archives and
rs Of the Consulate shall be respected
iably, and, under no prctext whatev- M
lall any magistrate seize or in any =
intefers with tben 4 q