The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01

public. yasnot 60 DC buil,ec INFO destruction
and ruin I; and declared, that il she was TO be
forced from her neutrality she could never
take part with those who have thrcatene her
with such unhrovoked Injustice"
Our envoy at Florence, lord H,rvey,
Continues the same writer) undertook, not
only to intimidate the grand duke of Tusca-
ny out of his neutrality, by sending OFF the
French ambassador, NJ. de Ia Flottle, in TWEEN
ty-four hours, but to dictate to him the in
ternai regulations concerning the French re-
manning within his territories, which the
British cabinet insisted upon"
Let us next enquire whether the British
were opartial to MS as not to interfere with
oar neutral rights! The following decree
sh all answer the question:
LIS. GEORGE X,
Additional instructions to the command
ers OF all our ships of war and privatecrs,
that have or may have letters of marauo
against France, Given at our court, at
st James, the 9th day of Nov 1898, in the
9th year of our reign.
That they shall stop and detain all ships
laden with goods, the produce of any COLONY
belonging to France, or carryins- Provision.
or esher suhfHes TOR the use Of such coionv.
and shall bring the same, with their caryoes.
TO legal adjudication in our courts of Admi
rally.
"By his majesty's command, 49,
"HENRY DUNDAS."
lift be crime for a belligerent to attempt
to Change the position of a neutral. then G.
britain has been guilty Of the same crime
which her friends in this country. are choro.
ing upon Bonaparte. She has led the wav IN
this, as in almost every other violation of the
rights OF neutrals Her crimes have found
ner out. and the measures she had been NEE
ting out to others, is now measured back To
her again. That Heaven NAV long preserve
US from being eutangled in her politics. is the
iervent wish OF AMER1CANUS.
Inc embargo and non-;mpertation act have pr
ven rise to manufacturing spirit in this city. the
exercise OF winch will, fcarred into effect SUD.
ply the stale OF Maryland with cotton and wool
len manufactures ofhomespun make, which viii,
Ifeh'uaiiy tend to exclude the consumption of
t,iose OF foreign origin I'VE have no doubt that
the enterprisimg citizen, who will vest portion
OF MS funds IN the Union Manufacturing Cornoa-
ny of MARYLAND, will find as full remuneration
.or tne employment of that capital in the patrio
nc undertaking, as if it were hazarded on the
neuntiicss ocean OF commercial uncertainty. The
sip.iit OF enterprise has, we are told already ma
hiested itself by desire of number of citizens
20 purchase shares in this uanuactory even in It's
infant and un:ncorporated state
Inc comPany's capital stock is to consist oe one
t t OF dollars divided into twenty thousand
siiares OF 80 dollars each, one thousand of which
shares are to be reserved To be subscribed cr h..
inc legislature rs the property ofthe state The
1ont.'sny are 10 commence operations whenever
oooo shares shall be subscribed for In order IN
IScoul'tenance spirit of monopoly, there are al
ioen'ehts OF shares for each county 20 be subscri
bed tor on the same day i'll the several counted of
the state vi
The concerns ofthe company are entrusted to
the care OF 2 president and u directors chosen
by the stockholders by ballot
me president and directors are to use their
endeavours to procure Of the Legislature am act of
incorporation.
me articles of association are limited in drrati-
on to the year 1928 unless an act of incornorat;
on Shall be sooner obtained
me mtein1l regulations of the institution are
untoided III plain of association comprising nine
teen articles. ''-'~
In consequence ofthe responsibility ofthe cha
racters IN point OF wealth, patriotism and COM
nerci:l Importance, we fondlv cherish a lively
hope that the company will speedily be enabled
tn commence their operations, and give n manu-
iactuinS Character to this city which will add to
It's commercial importance. The praise worthy
attempt will no doubt receive the fostering care
OF government....8ah Paper.
:. yin addition to the above, it is proper to state
that Inc Union Manufacturing Company of
Maryland is intended TO establish and encourage
NJ ;,nuiactories of all the useful and necessary
articles" and particularly " Manufactures OF
Cotton and Wool by means of the latest improv-
81 labour-savlng machines to be put in motion
BY watcr"-Its capital stock is to consist OF
100000 S, divided into 10000 shares of 50 g
each-One twentieth. or s 2 so on each sha. e
tobe paid to the commissioners at ;he time of sub
scrlblng' as much IN 60 days thereafter, the same
III l20 days after the allotted time for subscribing
and the rest in such proportions and times as the
Directors may appoint they always giving. two
monthspublic notice Observation-Disclosures arrange
ments are excellent. They draw money out of
the purses Of the subscribers only as il is wanted
by the opening of new sources of manufacture
'or Its useful lnvestiture )....Rnqxi,er.
To RENT (FoR TWO YiARs)-That Va
4 luable TAN-YARTj OF the late Mr. Jacob