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and descriptions, 10 carry in all not less
than eighty guns, to enforce, separately
and respectively, The laws, rights, and
OF each Of the two countries
Tor the suppression Of the slave trade;
the SAID squadrons to be independent Of
each olnor but the Two Governments
s''Pulating, nevertheless, 20 give such
orders TO the officers commanding their
respective forces as shall enable them,
etfsctuaIIy to acl 10 coocert and co .oper
alton, upon mutual consultation, as ext.
geocles may arise, for The attainment Of
the true object Of this article copies Of
all such orders 10 DO communicated by
each Government 10 the other reapec'
lively
Arr. 0 Whereas, Notwithstanding all
efforts which may b. MADE on The coast
OF Africa lor the suppression Of The slave
trade, the facilities lor carrying on that
traffic aud avoiding the vigilance oil crul.
sers ny The fraudulent use Of flags, aud
other means are 80 great, aud the tempt.
atoms Tor pursuing 1t, while a market
can be found for slaves, So strong, as
that the desired result may BE- long de-
la yed, unless all markets be shut against
the purchase Of African negroes, The
parties 10 this treaty agree that they will
unIle 10 all becoming representations and
circumstances with any aud all powers
within whose domInIOns such markets
are allowed 10 exist: aud that they will
urge 1pon all such powers the propriely
aud duty Of closing such markets eheclu.
ally, at once and forever.
Art. 10, 1t is agreed that the United
States and Her Britannia Majesty shall,
upon mutual reqnisltIons by them, or
their Ministers, Officers, or Authorities,
respectively made, deliver up TO justice
all persons who, being charged with the
crime Of murdur, or arson, or assault
with intent TO COUNT murder, or piracy
or robbery, for forgery, OF to The utter
ance Oi loC4ed papers, committed within
the Jurisdiction oil either, shaIl seek al
asl Ium, or shall be found, within the
territories of The other; provided that
this shall only be done upon such evi-
dence OF crimInallty as, according TO the
laws Of the place where the fugitive q
person 50 charged shall he found, wouIC
justify his apprehension and commIlmea
Tor trial, if the crime and offence hat
there been committed: aud The resptc.
= i've Judges aud DINER magistrates of ID
two Governments shall have power. u
risdIctlon aud authority upon complain
? made under oath, TO issue a W6Irant To-
The apprehension Of the fugitive or per-
son SO charged, that he NAV be brough
! before such Judges or other magistrates
respectively, to the eNd that the eVIdenc
of crImInaiuy may be heard and Cousid
8 cred and if, on such hearing, the evi
denCe lie deemed sulicleat to sustain III
charge, II shalt he the duty Of tho exam
u inlng Judge or magistrate 10 certify III
y same to the proper Executive authori
W, that a warrant may issue for tie SUI
render Of such fugitive. The eXpens
10: such apprehension and delivery sha
be borne and betrayed by The party VII
d makes the requisition and receives tn
'e fugitive.
Z Art. Il. The eighth article Of this trei
10 ty shall be in force Tor five years fror
" the date oil the exchange Of the ratlfra
Is tons, and afterwards I'll one or the 9th
+ er party shall signify a wish TO term
~ nate il, and no longer.
IL Art. II. The present treaty shall |
duly ratified. and the mutual exchanE
ID Of raIIfratlons shall take place in LOT
n don within SIX months of the date hereC
or earlier if possible.
10 10 faith whereof, we, the respecii'
De P'euipolenliarles, have signed this lreau
T. aud have hereunlo affixed our seals.
or Done, in duplicate, al Washington, Il
'" ninth day of August, Ammo Domlni o.
ne thousand eight hundred aud forty two
ID DANL WEBSTER. ASllBURTO.
ic ZEAL [sEAL
RS And whereas The said treaty has he
oil duly ratified on both parts, aud The
or speclive ratIfcauoDS Of the same haviI
ali been exchanged, TO VII, At London,
70 the thirteenth day OF Oc'ohef, one thol
tx and eight hundred aud forty two. by L
on ward Everett, Envoy Extraordinary a
No Minister PIenipotenliary of the Unit
IN. States, and the Right Honorable I
"a. Earl Of Aberdeen, Her Brilanaic \
i'd %iesty's rinctpal Secretary Of State
Foreign Affairs, on the part of their
on spe ctIVo Governments:
Now, therefore, be it known. that
John Tyler, President Of the U States
eir America, have caused the said treaty
ort be made public, TO the end that the sa'
md aud every clause and article there
da- may he observed and fulfilled with g
or faith by The United States, aud The C
EN- zeus thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunlo
The ,u,, hood and % ,,aad tbn anaI uI tb.