Treaty Provisions Allow Free Shipping Between Enemies
A treaty article grants United States and Catholic Majesty subjects freedom to sail ships laden with merchandise between ports of enemies of either side. It allows commerce across enemy to neutral routes and between enemy possessions, with ships and goods enjoying security and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
France
Senate
Philadelphia
New Orleans
United States of America
San Lorenzo Et Real
Navigation and trade freedoms under treaty terms
The document outlines contraband rules, free navigation, and ship penalties, detailing which goods are exempt, the treatment of warships, and passport and certificate requirements for vessels. It also covers consular rights, court access for merchants, and a U S Spain commission to settle wartime losses, plus a Friends yearly meeting epistle urging restraint from politics and slave trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great- Britain
Ireland
York
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Truuth
Aga
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Poe
King’s Arms
Yard
Coleman Henry Thornton
Street
Huntingdon
A. A
Shinchingbrook
Ainchingbrook
P.S
Carnarvon
Penrhyn
Penwrh
William Romaine Evy
St. Andrew F the Wardrobe
St. Anns
Blackfriars
St. Dunstan’s
William Bromley Cados
Christ
T . Bensley
Verner and Hood
Birchinlane
Cormhill
Mathews
Strand
Lewis and Fienes
Chelsea
Cook
Oxford
Smart and Cowflade
Reading
Hazard
Bath
Haymarket
Spyrely
Love
Windsor
London
Bury
Aiztter Fort
Sohosouare
Jr. Sanham
Darford
Kent
Dartford
J. Lanham
Scott
South-Bridge
Edinburgh
Scotland
Unite States of America
the Yearly Meeting
Great Britain
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