Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
By The President of the United States Of anertca
A PROCLAMATION.
Bu Autboritu4

the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
was concluded and signed by their Plenipotentia-
ries. at London, on the sixth day of August. one
thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, which
Convention is. word for word as follows:
The United States of America. and His Maics
ty the King of the United Kingdom OF Great Bt''
tain and Iceland, being equally desIrous 70 prevent
as far as possible. all hazard Of misunde standing
between the two nations, with respect to the ter
ritory on the No, til Vast Coast of snerica, west
Of the Stoney or Rocky Mountains. after the eXp'
ration of the Third Article u the Convention con
cIuded between them on the 20th oil October is 8;
and, also. with view to give further time for ma
turing measures which shall have for ;helr object
o more definite settlement of the claims oi each
PARTY to the said Territory, have respectively ma
med their Plenpotentiaries to treat and agree con
cerning temporary renewal OF the said Article
that is to say:
The President Of the United States Of America.
Albert Galatin, their Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to His Britanic Majesty
And His Majesty the King Of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Right Hon
orable Charles Grant, o member of his sad Ma
iestv's Most Honorable Privv Council, meribet
OF Parliament, and Vice President of the Commit
tee of pvivv Council for Affairs OF Trade aud Fo,.
cgn Plantations and Henry Unwin Addinst'n
Esquire;
Who, after having communicated to each other
their respective iu powers, found to be III due
and proper FORM have agreed upon ana concluded
The following articles:
.frt. 1 All the provisions Of the third article Of
the GnnYcation concluded between the United
States of America, and his Majesty ,he King Of
the United Kingdom oG Great Bi ltan and Ireland
on the goth Of October, 1918. shall be, and thei
are hereby. fu, her Indchlltely extended and con-
timed in force, IN tnr same manner as it all the
provisions of the said Article were herein specih
cally rec'ted.
Art. 9 1t shall be competent, however, TO Ell
sher OF the contracting parties, IN case either
shoud think tit, at an, time after the s0th OF Oc-
tobcr 1928 on giving liue notice Of twelve months
20 the nther contracting party, to annuI and abro
gate ths Convention; and it shall, in such case,
be accordnai, entirely annulled and abrosated
after the expiration Of the said term oi notice
.Art. Nothing contained in this Convention.
or in the Third Article of the Convention OF the
s0th October, 1918, hereby continued in force.
shall be construed to impair, or in any manner at
feet. the claims which either OF the contracting
parties may have to any part Of the country west
ward of the Stoney Rocky Mountains.
.4rt. The present Convention snail ta rat
fed. and the ratifcations shall be exchanged IN
nine months. or sooner. if possible
In witness Whereof the respective Plen,notenaues
have signed the same and have affixed theretJ tlt
seal of heir arms.
Done London. The sixth day Of August, IN he
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-seven
ALBERT GALLATIN
CHARLES GRANT
HENRY UNWIN ADDINGTON.
And whereas. the sad Convention has been tu
iy ratified both parts. and the respective ratih
cations Of the same were exchanged at London
un the second day " Apr, one thou sand eight
hundred and twenty eight. by William Beach
Lawrence. Charge d'Atfairs of the United States
of America at the Court Of His Britannia Majesty
and the Right Honorable "haries Grant and Hen
ry Unwin Addingtan Esquire, on the part of Their
respective Governments.
Now, therefore. be it known that I, John GUM
cy Adams President Of the United States of Amer.
lea. have caused the said Convention to be made
public, to the end that the same aud eyery clause
and article thereof, NAV be obser, ed and fulfilled
with good faith. by the United States and the cit.
1ens thereof.
In witness whereof have here nto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done TIE City Of Washing n this Gf eeuh
dar of May in The year ., Our Lord one thou
ss'h egh' hundred and twenty igtt and
OF he independence OF the United States the
fttt.secnnd
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Z. CLAY, Secretary of State.
laws OF THR UNITED STATES sKssios
TIA TWENTIETH coyGaLss
mo % AN ACT supplementary can act 20 proyitl
for the adjustment Of claims of persons er,rlcd to IN
demnics Atom under the frs, article of the treaty {
tibeft, ond for The distribution among such clanants
the sam paid and to be paid. by the Government .
Grca Britain, under convention between tile Unite
States and his Britanic Majesty, concluded L,ndo
on the thirteenth Of November. thousand egh, hur
dred and twenty six" passed the second day
March, one Thousand eight un'red and twenty seven.
Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repr
sentatiues of the United States Of .4merica in Go,