The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-03
ARTICLE v.

cable 10 the coastwise navigation from one por
Of the kingdom of Greece, TO another port OF
the said kingdom, nor TO the navigation from
one port of the United States Of America, tc
another port Of the said states which naviga-
ton each OF the two high contracting parties
reserves 10 itself,
ARTICLE vi.
Each Of the two high contracting parties en-
g2ges not to grant in its purchases or in those
which might be made by companies or agents
acting in its name, or under its authority, any
preference TO importations made in its own
vessels, or in those of third power, over those
made in the vessels of the other contracting
party.
ARTICLE VII.
The two high contracting parties engage not
TO impose upon the navigation between then
respective territories in the vessels of either,
any tonnage or other duties of any kind or de-
nomination, which shall be higher or othoi
than those which shall be imposed on every
other navigation, except that which they have
reserved to themselves, respectively, by the fifth
article of the present treaty.
ARTICLE VIII.
There shall not be established in the king
dom of Greece, upon the products of the soil,
or industry of the u. States of America, any
poraiion, nor any duties of any kind or denom-
ination whatsoever, unless such prohibitions,
restrictions, and duties shall likewise be estab-
lished upon articles of like nature, the growth
OF any other country.
And reciprocally, there shall not be estab-
lished in the United States of fAmerica, on the
products of the SOIL or industry of the kingdom
OF Greece, any prohibition, or restriction, OF
importation or expectation, nor any duties OF
any kind or denomination whatsoever, unless
such prohibitions, restrictions, and duties, be
likewise established upon articles of like nature,
the growth of any other country
ARTICLE Ix.
All privileges of trausit and all bounties and
drawbacks which may be allowed within the
territories of one of the high contracting par
ties, upon the importation expectation of
any article whatsoever, shall likewise be allow
ed on the articles of like nature, the products
of the soil, or industry of the other contracting
party, and on the importatons and expectations
made in its vessels.
ARTICLE Y.
The subjects or citizens of one of the high
contracting parties. arriving with their vessels
on the coasts belonging to the other, but not
wishing to enter the port; or, after, having en-
tered therein, not wishing TO unload any part of
their cargo, shall be at liberty to depart and
continue their voyage without paying any 9TH
er duties, imposts, or charges whatsoever, for
the vessel and cargo, than those of piIotage
wharfage, and for the support Of lighthouses
when such duties shall be levied on national
vessels in similar cases. II is understood, how
ever, that they shall always conform to such
regulations and ordinances concerning naviga-
ton and the places and ports which they may
enter, as are, or shall be, in force with regard
to national vessels, and that the custom house
officer shall be permitted TO visit them, to re-
main on board, and to take all such precau-
tions as may be necessary to prevent all un-
lawful commerce, as long as the vessel shall
remain within the limits of their jurisdiction.
ARTICLE xI.
1t is further agreed that the vessels Of one of
the high contracting parties having entered in
to the ports of the other will be permitted TO
con6ne themselves to unloading such part only
of their cargoes as the captain or owner may
wish, and that they may freely depart with the
remainder, without paying any duties, imposts,
or charges whatsoever, except for that part
which shall have been landed, and shall be
marked upon and erased from the manifest ex-
hibiting the enumeration of the articles with
which the vessel was laden; which manifest
shall be presented entire at the custom-house
of the place where the vessel shall have enter
ed. Nothing shall be paid on that part of the
cargo which the vessel shall carry away, and
with which it may continue its voyage to one
or several other ports Of the same country,
there to dispose Of the remainder of its cargo,
if composed of articles whose importation is
permitted on paying the duties chargeabe up
on 1t, or it may proceed to any other country.
Ii is understood, however, that all duties, i'm
posts. or ch1rges whatsoever, which are, or may
become ehargeable upon the vessels themselves
must be paid at the first port where they shall
break bulk, or unlade part Of their cargoes
but that no duties, imposts, or charges Of the
same description shall be demanded anew In the
ports of the same country, which such vessels
might afterwards wish 10 enter. unless national
vessels be, in similar cases, subject TO some ul-
terror duties.
ARTICLE KILL
Each of the high contracting parties grants
to the other the privilege Of appointing in its
commercial ports and places, consuls, vice
consuls. and commercial agents, who shall en-
JOY the full protection and receive every as
sistance necessary for the exercise OF their func-
tions but IT is expressly declared that IN case
Of illegal or improper conduct with respect to
the laws or government Of the country IN
which said consuls, vice consuls, or CONNER
cial agents, shall reside, they may be prosecu-
ted and punished confornably to the laws, and
deprived Of the exercise Of their functions BY
the offended government, which shall acquain'
the other with its motives for having thus ac-
ted it being understood, however, that the ar
chives and documents relative to the affairs o
the consulate shall be exempt from all search
and shall be carefully preserved under thc
seals Of the consuls, vice consuls, or CONNER
cial agents, and Of the authority Of the place
where they may reside.
The consuls. vice-eonsuls, or commercia
agents, or the persons duly authorized TO sup
ply their places, shall hay. the right as such
20 sit ss Judges snd srbItrsiors in such differ
enees as may arise between the captains snc
crews Of the vessel. belonging to the naiiot
whose Interests are committed to their charge