The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-20

hnts.a OF warehouses OIL the ip0totsl ~ =, Iii,
,.yns :, 90 Assiento who are TO ENJOY THIS PRIV,
ioas ma ,2sarros unless II shall have bef Pso.ea
ts, sha-, has been sone Fraudulent ana pfohioneu
imnori,lion and then they may DO srAkShtp' "A.
XIV Art n ne sers pas non plus perm" aux az |
mnLres dc uslrrn leg ma'sons' ~ 'es -s;a',n ,ss
ia..eurs on autrss appur,enant eel Ass'en.o' 'e'
,usls doiyent jour dc privilege, et de ce''s sA
sMrrlos-a MONS gu ION ne soft conva'ncu par oes
preuves eyideuiss quill All dc 10 raude' q des mar
chandises deiendus, ct en- &c cas- eiies Pou''oh. ~
,,s,Yxr. en- Ia presence &e.-See DumoDt, as before
cited LkLM ,,, ,o,ro..
Ar. XVII That when any ship with negroes
lnot bslongipx 10 the Assentists IS come upon inc
coast or entered into any port they may M ana sonu
other, belonging To his Catholic Majesty or his SAB.
;,es with whom they shall agree TO take, seize, ana
coniscaie such ships and their negroes OF Whatever
nation or person TO whom the same shaii peione'
To which end the said Assientists and 'heir factors
shall have liberty TO search all ships and vessels thai
shall come upon The of India in which they shall
have reason TO suspect that there are coa'dtdnd ne
groes: Provided always, that for the making oil such
searches visits and other proceedings, they Snail
first have leave from the Governors to whom they
shall communicate what occurs, and desire them
TO interpose Provided, that peace shall be pro-
claimed before any thing Of this can be done, or ms
Assiento take place.
ART XVIII. Dumont Corps universelle Dlplom
Part l. pa 333---"Pour Get etiet les dis Assien-
tiss ct leur Facteurs auront la lberte de prendre
connossance, ct de yisiter tous les vaisseaux qui
arryeront surles cotes des Indies dams SEES ports
-bien entendu que pour faire de parcels re-
cherches, et autres procedures CONNIE dessus"
Ii is perfectly plain that 10 VISIT is 10 SEARCH
-wIslrER: and in the diplomatic language OF
this Treaty they are one and the same thing,
Arr. XII Tha, in case of Declaration of War,
(which God forbid y of the Crown Of Great Britain,
against that of Spain, Of Spain against Great BIZ
tain, this Assen,o is to be suspsnded however, the
Assien lists 10 he suffered 10 remove all 'neir ell
tects and 10 bring them home freely IN Their own
ships OF in those belonging to Spanlads, with TINS
condition that ii they should bring them TO the ports
of Span, they may freely carry them away again.
provided they are The produce of the negro trade
And if The Crowns OF Spain and England or either
Of them. Jointly or separately, SHALL EN- TER
UPON WAR WITH OTHER NATIONS, in
sue case the chips employed in this Asscnio are TO
have PASSES, and carry FLAGS different from
what usually borne by The English or SPaniaIds'
such as His Catholic Majesty shall please to make
the like to which not 10 be granted 10 any other pes.
: sells than those belonging TO this trade, WHICH
SHALL PROTECT THEM fro being moieaed
or assaulted by the ships Of such nations sha be or
| shall declare themselves enems 10 ,he TWO Towns
In order to the securing Of which, Her Brltinnic
Majesty will take upon her to solicit and obtain, that
| in The ensuing General Treaty of Peace, AN EN-
| PRESS AR iICLE MAY BE lNSER TED, tina,
GALL Princes may take notice of IT, and be Obliged
to command their subjects to govern themselves ac-
|
! tually."
Dumon, Corps Dip. Uni Part j. Tom viii
| Arr XII. Gu declare de plus qu au cas- quil arIi-
VAT ave les Couronnes dEspagne, ct Angleierre, on
Tune des deuy, cunIontment GU sepaIement entias-
cent en- puerrc avec dautres natl ms, les vaissesuH
empioye. dams &c, Assiento prendront des PASSE
| PORTS G, FOREFRONT des PAVlLLONS dilerents
de ceux don't servent dinsirement les Anglois ct
les E.pagnols scion lie chox qui en- sera fat par sa
Males Cathol que sans que Ton en- pulsse accorder
| ia. mil a IA CT celia EN-
| echera qu'sne solent trouble. on at!aquez par les
roisseaur des .iiiions qi seront on SO deca'eront
Ennemles des deux Couronnes. III pour Get efet ~
M jeslt de la Grsnde BIetagne charge de solicitor
and dobtcnir dams lie Traiie de Il Pain Generate an
article exples PR que ous les Princes en- auion'
connossance It seront oblige' d'orjonner eurs
suiet. de sy confOrmer ct de FObserver poncueiie-
men
Art XVIII That whereas, in the establishing
and adjusting this asiento, particular regard IS had
to THE ADVANTAGE that may accrue TO THEIR BRITISH
and CATHOLIC Msjesties and 10 their rerenues IL 4
agreed and stipulated that both their Mojesues shall
be concerned for hof Of thus rade, each OF them
quarter part, which is 10 belong 10 Them pursuant ''
The importance of this subject and the ligh'
which ii throws upon this new British right o.
search in time of peace, and upon the conduc
of the British Government in The countries
whose shores are washed by the Atlantic, com
pared with the present conduct Of this Govern
ment on the Eastern shore of Africa, and in he
possessions of India, in relation TO black Negro
slavery; the importance of a thorough know
ledge OF the conduct Of this Defender Of the
Faith will be my excuse for defeuing re-
capituaton TO the next number.
MACON