The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26


| sci or her careu shall lie levied and collee-
ted. whether the importation be made IN
,e-srls 0f the one country or OF tie other
AID, ~ Ike mannrr. thai whatever kind oi
pfodnre. manufacture, er merchandise, al
an, lbrelgn ,onutry, can he. fft,fb time To
iifnc. lawfully imported into the dOmnions
III the King III Denmark, in The vessels
thereof, (with the ssrepiipas hereafter
meniioned 10 The sixth ariiele.) may be
alsn imported IN vessels of The Y. States
and that no higher or other duties upon the
tonnage of the vessel or her cargo shall
be le,ied and collected whether the i'm
pofiaiion be made in vessels of the one
cmIgtfy or Of the other. And they further
agree, that Whatever may be- lawfully ex-
pa ted or re.cxporfed. from the one coun-
try, IN Us own vessels. to any foreign coDn-
Try, may. IN like manner, be exported or
fe-exportcd in the sessels Of the other
country. AID the same bounties, duties,
and drnwbacks. shall be allowed and col
leeled. whether such expectation or re-ex-
pnftaiion BE- made in the vessels ~ the u
oiied States or Of Denmark. Nor shall
higher or other charges of any kind be i'm.
posed 10 the potts of one party, on vessels
OF the other, than are. or shall be payable
IN the same ports by native vessels.
ARTICLE
No higher or other duties shall be i'm
posed on the importation into the United
staies ofauy article. iht produce or manu-
faeiurr ~ The domioions ofhis Majesty the
kiag of Denmark s.. pofhighef or other dn
ties shall be inposed IN the importation in
10 the said domlnlons Of any article, the pro-
dsce az manufacture Of the United States,
Han are, or shall be,payable on the like ar
ilcles. being the produce or manufacture Of
any other foreign country. Nor shall any
higher or uiher duties or charges he lmpo
sed in either of the two countries, on the
expectation Of any articles 10 the U0ited
States, ar TO the dominions Of his Majesty
the King OF Denmark, respectively, than
such n are, or mas b., payable on the ey
poitat0n Of The like articles 10 any other
taieigd country. Nor shall any prohibition
be imposed on the expiration ~ importa,
ton of any articles, The produce or manu-
faritre of the United States. or Of the do
mIpi9ns Of His Majesty the King Of Dem
a6flk, ioOr from, the territories Of the
United States, or 10, 81 from the said do
minions, which shall not equally extend to
all othv nations.
ARTICLE S.
Neither the vessels of The United States
nor their cargers shalI, when they pass the
Sound ~ the Belts, pay higher or other
duties than thos" which are or may be
paid by the most f,vnred nation.
ARTICLE 8.
The present Convention shall not apply
To the Northern possessions of his Majesty
The KING OF Denmark, TINT is TO say, lee
lond, Ihf Frrro Islands, and Greenland,
nor to places sinattd beyond The Cape of
Good Hope, the light IN regulate the d.
feet intercourse with which posersslons s.
places. /, reserved hy the parties respect
l'rly. And II j. further agreed that this
tnntrnilon Is not 10 extend Ia the direct
II d. between Denmark aud the West In
am Colonies of His Danish Majesty, bur,
IN The intercourse with those Colonies, il
Is anreeG HAT, whatever ran he lawful,
imported into or exported from the said
/ alonlrs, IN vessels of one putty from or 10
the ports of the United States or from or
To The ports of any other foreign country,
may, 10 like manner aud with the same
duties aud changes applicable to vessel and
cargo, be Imputed into or exported from
the said Colonies III vessels Of tho other
party.
ARTICLE 7.
The United States and His Danish Ma
lesty mutually agree, that no higher, or d.
ther dniie-, charges. or taxes Of any kind,
shall be levied IN the territories or domin-
IONS OF either party, upon any personal
property, money, or effects, Of their
respective cltizeos or subjects, 90 the
removal of the same from their terri.
toilrs or dominons reeiprocalIy, either
upon the Inheritance of such urppert.
money, or effects. or otherwise, than
are or shall be payable in each State, upon
ln5 same, wh'n removed by a citizen or
subject OF such State respectively.
ARTICLE 0.
10 make more efieotual the protection
which the United States and His Danish
Majesty shall afford in future, 10 thc na,i.
sallon aud commerce of their respectiye
cit Hrns aud subjects, they agree mutually
Ia receive and admit Consuls and Vic,
consn's in all the ports open to foreien
commerce, who shall enjoy IN them all the
rights, privileges, aud immunitirs of the
oonsuls and Wee Cousus of The most fa,
soita nation, each contracting party. how
ever remaining at liberty to except those
poris and places IN which the admission g.
residence vt such Gousuls may not seem
con, enient.
ARTICLE 0.
In order that the Consuls and Vice
consu's OF the contracting parties NAV en-.
JOY the rights, privileges, ADD immunities
"nlch helong To them by their public chm
raeter, they shall, before entering on tbp
exercise OF their functions, exhibit their
commission or patent, in due form, TO the
Government To which they are accredited
aud having obtained their excquator, which
snail be granted gratis, they shall be held
aud considered as such by all the authori-
lies, magistrates, aud inhabitants. in the
Consular distric, In which they reside.