Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12
Volume L.

ted to them to return to their country. The
Shipwrecked vessels and merchandise 0t their
proceeds, if the same shall have been Sold ahsll be
restored to their owners, to those entitled there.
to, if claimed within year and day, upon pays
ing such costs Of salvage as would be paid by ma
tiona vessels in the same crcunss tances and the
salvage companies shall not compel the acceptance
of their services except the same cases. and afa
ter the same delays, shall be granted to the cap.
tains and crews of natiunal vessels. Moreovers
the respective Governments will take care that
these companies do not commit any vexatious or
arbitrary acts.
.article XVI
! 1t is agreed that vessels arriving directly from
the United States Of America, tt port within the
doninions Of His Majesty the King of Sweden and
Norway, or from the territories of his said Majesty
in Europe. at port of the United States and pro.
vt~d with bill of health granted by an officer
having competent power to that effect at the port
whence such vessel shall have sailed, setting forth
that no malignant or contagious diseases prevailed
in that port. shall be subject other quarantine
than such as may be necessary for the visit of the
health officer Of the port where such vessel shal
have srrycd after which said vessels shall be all
lowed Immediately to enter and unload their cara
goes provided always, that there shall be on board
no person who, during the voyage, shall have been
attacked with any malignant or contagious disease
es; that such vessels shall not. during their pas.
sage. have communicated with any vessel linble,
itself, to undergo quarantine and that the couns
try whence they shall not. at that time be so
far infected or suspected, that before their arrival
an ordinance had been issued, in consequence Of
which all vessels coming from that country should
be considered suspected, and consequently sub.
ect to quarantine.
article XVII
Tie second, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth,
TENTH eleventh. twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, f-
teenth. sixteenth, seventeenth. eighteenth. nine
teenth. twent, first. twenty.secoDd twenty third,
and twenty fifth articles OF the Treaty of Amity and
C0mnerce concluded at Paris OH the third of April,
l0ne thousand seven hundred eighty three, by the
Plenputentisiies Of the United States Of America,
and 81 His Majesty the Kiug Of Sweden. together
with The first. second, tn, and fifth separate arr
tlcles. signed On the same day by the same Picnic
pntentares, are revived, and made applicable to
all the countries under the dominion Of the present
high contracting parties and shall have the same
force and value as If they were inserted in the
text OF the present treaty it being understood that
the stipulaions contained in the articles above cis
ted, shall always be considered as. ID no
{ ner affecting the conventions concluded by either
party with other nations, during the interval bc4
tween the expiration of the said treaty Of one thous
sand sevcn hundred eighty three, and the revival
, of said articles by the Treaty Of Commerce and
!, Navigation. concluded at Stockholm by the present.
high contracting parties on the fourth OF oeptems
4 her one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
Is .Sri;cle XVIII
= Considering the remoteness of the respective
countries of the two high contracting parties. and
r. the uncertainty resulting theretom with respect
d to the various events which may take place, it is
agreed that merchant vessel belonging to either
$ OF them, which may be bound to port suppossds
at the time of its deparure to be bockaded, shall
Of not, however, be captured Or condemned for have
ing attempted, first time, to enter said p1rt, uns
ID less it can be proved that said vessel could. and
( ought TO have learned, turing its voyage, that the
blockade of the place in question still continued
ID But all vessels which, after having been warned Of
e once. shall, during the same voyage, attempt see
d cond time to enter the blockaded port, during
r. the continuance Of SAID blockade shall then suhs
ect themselves to be detained and condemneds
e .4rticly XIX
We The present treaty shall continue in force for
" ten wears counting from the day OF the exchange
o. Of the notifications; and if, before the expiration
M of the first nine years, neither OF the high cuntraes
he tjnp partes shall have announced, by an official
notification to the other its intention to arrest the
ai oneration of said treaty, it shall remain binding
~ for one wear beyond that time and so on, until the
On eyniraton Of the twelve months which will fcllo
ey similar notification whatever the time at which
OF it may take place.
article Xxx.
!, The present treaty shall be ratified BY the Pre-
No. sdent Of the United States OF America, by and
he with the advice and consent of the Senate, and by
Of His Majesty the King Of Sweden and Norway
ne and the Publications shall be exchanged at Wash
re re naton within the space OF nine months from the
by SIGNATURE, or sooner ii possible
art IN faith whereof, the respective Plenpotentia
III ries have signed the present treaty. by dupli
is. Gates. and have affixed thereto the seals Of
ial their arms. Done at Stockholm, the fourth
he Of July, in the year OF Grace one thousand
be eight hundred and twenty-seyen.
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