1. P 34. no right to visit for municipal objects

See Resoln. of H. of Comms & H of L in 1739. Approvd. by the King.

Resd. that ye subjects of G B. have an evident right to navigate in the Amn. Seas, as well in going to as in returning from any part of the dominions of H. Majesty, & that it is a manifest violation of this right to visit such vessels at open sea, under pretext that they are freighted with Contraband or prohibited merchandizes.

Treaty privileges of Ships of war in foreign ports

Chalmers	}	p.	23	-4	-5
vol. I			37	-8
			51	-2
			67
			71	-2
			92	-3	-4
			147	.
			271	-2	-3
Vol II.			15
			39
			278
			302
			319
			338			--the 2 Sicilies same as Spain
			353	.		40 hours instead of 24. for G. B. in ports of Morroco
			382
			387
			393
			396	-7		printer’s fist Art: IV
			400	-1		printer’s fist Art XI-XII-XIII
			413	-4
			428
			434	.

Cases of exclusion by weak powers of War Ships beyond a safe number

Treaty privileges of Ships of War in foreign Ports.

Chalmers--	Vol I.	p	23	-4	-5.
			37	-8.
			51	-2.
			67	.
			71	-2.
			92	-3	-4
			147	.
			271	.2	-3.
	Vol. II		15	.
			39	.
			278	.
			302	.
			319	.
			338	.		The two Sicilies same as Spain
			353	.		40 Hours instead of 24 for G. B in the ports of Morocco.
			382
			387	.
			393	.
			396	-7.		Art IV.
			400	-1.		Art XI. XII XIII
			413	-4
			428	.
			434	.

Page 34.	No Right to visit for municipal objects:
	See Resolution of House of Commons and House of Lords in 1739, approved by the King.
	Resolved that the Subjects of Great Britain have an evident Right to navigate in the American seas, as well in going to as in returning from any Port of the Dominions of His Majesty; and that it is a manifest violation of this right to visit such vessels at open sea, under pretext that they are freighted with Contraband or prohibited Merchandises.