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Treaty of Commerce bef,ceen Teras aud Great Bri- tqn.-Following the articles the treaty of com merce and navigation, signed the 18th of last No- venber, by Lord Palmerston and General Hamilton.

 Article l, Reciprocity of commerce between the citizens of both nations, Both countries to be on a par with most favored nations,

 Article ?, All duties and charges to be imposed alike on Texan vessels British vessels and vice versa.

 Article 3. Gives liberty to citizens of both nations to live in either, occupy houses &c, and enjoy the same privileges of the most favored natives, &c., Vessels of have full liberty to touch every where

 Article 4. The present treaty shall not apply to the carrying trade between port and another, stua- ted m tho domnons of nne party, by vessels of the other us regards passengers and articles ofcommerce. Such being reserved to national vessels.

 Article 5. The contracting parties for fu- ture negotiation, the condition upon which the trade shall be regulated between Texas and her Majesty colonial Possessiong' p Europe, Asia, Africa, and America.

 Article 6. As Texas owns no vessels built within her territory, she has liberty trade for eight years wih vessels built any where provided they be owned i in Texas.

 Article 2. Consuls and Vice Consus provided for. Enjoy privileges alike. All deserters to be given up,

 Article 8. Proyld for vessels wrecked, All such to be taken care of.

 Article g. The exercise of the rites of religious worship and the freedom of conscience shall be recip- roray secured to the ctlzens and subjects of each country. In of 12 months are given to cit. izens of each nation to return home.

 Article TO- The treaty shall last eight years after its ratification.