The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

\ !. fS'te'i"" Hhto the Einpife .oi Brazil
~ any articles tho produce or manufactures
2" 'hs United States. than are or shall be
! payaols on the like articles. being the pro
ouee or manufactures " any other foreign
country: nor shall any higher or other dn
ueS' or charges be imposed in either ofthe
'wo counines, on the exporiation Of any
ARTICLES to the United States, or TO the E,n
/ pure oi ofA2il respectively, than such as are
pyao'e on The exportatioE of the like ar
] uc'e 10 any other foreign country: nor shall
any prohlbi'ion be imposed on'ihc exporta
uoh or Importation of any articles, the pro-
'nce or manufactures the United States.
or OF The Empire of Brazil, To or from, The
territories OF the United Strtes. or tn mr.
Iffom the territories of The Empire of Bra
~ which shall not equally extend to all
/ other nations.
Article vi. -'
" IS likewise agreed that il shall be
wholly free for all merchants, commanders
OF shlps, and other citizens or subjects of
oo''i countries, to manage then.-elves their
own business, IN all the ports and places
SuoJect 10 lhe jurisdiction OF each other. A.
Wen WIN respect 10 the consignment and
saie "I lheir goods and merchandise by
Wholesale ar retail, as with respect To the
'oauing, unloading and sending off their
SnlpS; 'hey beng IN all these cases To be
treated as citizens or subjects of the coun
Try III winch they reside, or at least To be-
paced on a footing with the subjects or
ci''zens OF the most favored nation.
ARTICLE VII.
The eitlzens and subjects of neither OF
the contracting parties shall be liable 10
any embargo, nor be detained with Their
vessels, cargoes, or merchsndlZe or effects
'or any military expedition. nor for any
puOlIc or private purpose whatever, with
oNt allowing TO those interested, sufficient
lndeInnitication.
Article VIII.
whenever the citizens or subjects of
chher OF me contracting parties Shall be
forced To seek refuge or ASYLUM in the riy
| efS oays, potts or domnions of the oibe,
/ WIN their vessels whether of merchant or
OF war; public or private, through stress of
weather, pursuit Of pirates. or enemies thev
/ shaH De received and tre1ted with human
ny, given To them all favor and protection
Tor repairing their ships, procuring ptovis
l"ns' and placing themselves in a sit,aiion
70 continue their voyage without obstacle
or hlndrance ot any kind.
ARTICLE TX.
All the shlps, merchandise and effects
belonging to the citizens or subjects of
'"e VI me contracting parties, which NAV
We captured ny pirates, whether within the
/ limits OF No jurisdiction. or on the hirh
seas, ana may ba carried, or found in the
rivers, roads, ports, bays, or dominions of
INC other, shall be delivered up To the own.
I efs, they proving IN due aud proper form.
/ lheir rights before the competent tribunals.
II being well understood, that tho claim
shouid oe made within the term of one
year by the parties themselves. their nt.
'orneys, or agents Of their respective Gov.
ernments.
ARTICLE X.
When any vessel belonging TO the citi
zens or subjects of either of the contract.
ing parties, shall be wrecked. founder red
or shall suffer any damage. on tho coasts
OF wlthln The dominions OF the other, there
Sha'I be gwen 10 them all assistance and
protection, IN the same manner which i.
usual aud customary with the vessels of IN,
ha'on, where the damage happens. per
miltIng them 10 unload the said vessel j
necessary, OF lts merchandise and effects
without eXactlng for it any duty, impost o
contribution Whatever. until they NAV br
exported, unless they be destined for con
sumption.
ARTICLE XT
The citizens or subjects of each of tb,
contracting parties shall have power I,
dispose OF their personal goods within th,
jurisdiction of the other, by sale, donation
testament or otherwise; and their repre
sentalves, being citizens or subjects of IN,
Other party, shall succeed 10 The said per
sonal goods. whether by testament. or nj
lnfeStdfo, and they may take possessio,
, thereof, either by themselves. or other
/ acting for them, and dispose of the same q
, her will, paying sucli dues only MS the in
, hablt1nis ot the country wherein said rood
t are, snail be subject TO pay in like cases
! ana 1t, IN the case of real estate. the sal,
, heirs would be prevented from entering in
r Ia the possession Of the inhcrila ance. on ar
count of their character of aliens. thef,
shall be granted to them the term Of ihre,
Years, ,o dispose oi the same, rs tbey ma
, think proper, and TO withdraw The proceed
Niihout mocsiatinn. nor any other charge
than these which are imposed by the law
OF the country.
ARTICLE XII
! Both tho contracting parlics promise an,
engage formally TO give their SPECIAL pru
lection to the persons and properly of III
citizens and subjects of each other, Of o.
p occupations whn may be in iheii terrl,orie.
n subject 10 tho jurisdiction Of the one or IN
4 other, transient or dwelling therein. lcay
r ing open and free to them the tribunals q
justice for their judicial intercourse. on IN
same terms which are usual and cusiomar,
with the natives or citizens and subiec,s +
the country IN WHICH thcy msy be: fo
|. which they may employ. IN defence ofthei
rights. such advocates, solicitors, notarici
o agents, and factors. as they may judg
i proper in all their trials at law.