Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12
"Yhe safety Of the People is the Supreme law :
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY FEBRUARY ~, 1928
Drticle VII.


those which shall be imposed on every other navigation,
except that which they have reserved themselves,
speclyely, by the sixth article Of he present treaty.
.4rticLe TX.
There shall not be established, the United States OF
America, upon the products Of the soil industry of the
Kingdoms Of Sweden and Norway, of the island Of St
Bartholomews any prohibition restriction OF mporia.
ton or expoaton, any duties of any kind denom-
nation whatsoever, unless such prohibitions restrictions
aud duties, SHALL likewise, be established upon articles Of
like nature, the growth Of any other country.
And, reciprocally, there shall not be established in the
Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway, in the Island Of
ST. Bartholomew, the products of the soil Industry
Of the United States Of America, any prohibition or
irictons OF importation explorations any duties
any kind denomination whatsoever, unless such prohi
billions, restrictions, and duties be likewise established up
on articles OF like naiure The growth OF the Island of ST.
Bartholomew or Of any other place, ouch mpora
ton be made into, FROM the Kingdoms of Sweden and
Norway Of the Kingdoms uf Sweden and Norway,
IF any other place. in such impotions expectation
be made into from, the Island Of St Bartholomew.
.articte K.
All privileges of transit, and all Sounes and drawbacks
which may be allow ed within the territories Of of the
high contracting parties, upon the mpoon or expo alton
Of article Whatsoever, shall, likewise he allowed
the articles Of like nature, the produces Of the soil IN
dusy Of the other contracting parry. and the mporta
tons and explorations made in its ve ssels.
.lrticio XI.
The citizen, subjects If Of the high contracting
parties arriving with vessel the belonging
10 the other but wishing 70 enter lie roF'. acr
having ed therein, no. wishing 70 ''al ANY pat of
voyage, withc;t paying any other duties, osts CHAR
yes, Whatsoever for tho vessel and cargo, han o5e ct pr
otage, wharfage, and for the support rtighhouses when
such duties shall be levied national vessels in si!ar
is understood, however, Nat they shall s'wa,s
conform TO such regulations and ordinances concerning
gaton and tile places and ports which they may enter.
arc, shall be, force win regard 10 national
and that the lnusr officers shall be permitted
visi, them remain bna.d and to take all such pre-.
cautions fnay be necessary 10 prevent all u"is mi com
merce, as long the vessels shall remain within the limits
Of their jurisdiction
article XII
tisrher agreed that the vessels one Of the high
tracing parties, having entered into the ports OF the other
will be permit Ell to cnahne then9ercS 10 unloading such
part only of their carEoes, lie Captain may
wish, and that they ray Freely defsn WI tn the remainder,
withnu paying any dnie5 imp ST. or charges whatsoeV
er. except for thar pa1 which stall have been landed and
which shall l'e marked upon. sind erased from. the mani
fest exhibiting the ra;an Of the articles with which
the vessel was laden which manifest shall br presented
entire the Custom House Of the place where the ve3se
shall have entered. Nothing shat be paid pn that paw OF
the cargo which he vessel shall carry and III which
may continue its yoyae 10 one, or sevcra other port:
of the country, there 10 dispose cf he reminder Of
its cargo, if composed o articles whose importation per
tcd, raj ing the duties chirgeabe upon it; or i ma,
proceed 10 any other country 1t understood, however,
that all duties, imposts, charges whasoete whiah
or may become ciargeabe upon the vessels themselves
must be paid the first port where they shall break bulk
unade part ofther cargoes bn that no duties, npnsts
or chargsa, of the description shall be demanded
il the ports of the same county which such vessels
might afterwards wish to enter unless national vessels be
in similar cases. subject TO some Interior duties.
r Article XIII
Each of the high contracting parties grants to the other
the privilege OF appointing, IN lis commercial ports ant
places, Consnls, Vice Consuls. and Commercial Agents
who shall enjoy the full protection, ard receive every as
sstance necessary for the due exercise Of their functions
but is expressly declared, ha, in case OF Illegal or i'm
proper conuc with respect to the laws or Government
the country which said Consuls, Vice Consus or Com
mercal Agents shall reside, they nay be prosecuted
punished conormaby to the laws and deprived Of tie ez
ercse OF their functions by the offended Government hc
shall acquant Inc other with its mo.ves iir having Thu
acted il being unders God however that the archives
documents relative TO the affairs OF the Consulate shall
exempt from all search, and shall DC carefully presevc
under the seals OF the Consus Vice Consus CONNER
Agents. and of the authority Of the place whes they
ri Tue Consus Vice Consuls Coinme rcia AGENTS Il,
ersuns duly authorized to supply their places, shall hav
the right such, TO sit lodges and arbrators in sue
differences may arise between the captains and crews
the vessels belonging to the nation whose interests ar
. committed to their Charge without The Interference of II
local authorities unless the conduct of the crews, OF III
n captain, should disturb the order or Tranquility Of T.
= country the said consuls, vice consus commerce.
agents should require er assistance TO cause their dec
ons to be carried into Effect supported is, houere
understood, that this species ~ Judgment, or arbratiG
shall not deprive the conendng parties OF the right the
i have resort their return 10 the Judicial authority
h their counsry
II II .7rticie XIV
# The said Consuls, Wee Consls, Commercial Agen
authorized requr" the assistance OF the local auth,
a. rites for he q, tcntion, and nprsohmeh OF II
n deserers ON the ships Of and merchant vessels
is their country d. tor this purpose hey shall apply to ii
component tribunals judges. and officers, and sha in VI
ting demand said des' rters, proving by the exhibition
the registers of the vessels, the rolls Of the
H. other nRca documents, that such individuals formed pa
of the crews and this reclamation being thus substan
or ated the surrender shall no' be efised
Such dsssrters hen arrested, shall be placed at The al
en- nasal of the said ConsuIs, Vice Consus CONNER CT
Agents ard may b confined in The public prisons. at Il
request and cnst Of those WHO claim 'hem in order to
ent TO the vessels which they beonged TO Others
the same country. But if not sent back within the spa
of two months, reckoning from the day Of their
d. they shall be liberty and shall not be again arrests
,t- for the cause.
of II understood however, that if the should
he found to have committed any oe ce, his