The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-06
FRENCH LICENSES.

FRENCH LICENSES:
Form, of The licenses granted By Bo,safartc
to The american vessels
No. = il = the order For ONE vessel and
of the series. one voyage only.
No. z. in the gene Fee To be paid, 80
raj order ofthe de- Napoleons.
livery of the per
mits.
Napoleon, SSc.-Under the security Of
the commercial house established a, NAMES,
under the hrm OF and upon peti
tions, setting forth that the principles of said
house have uniformly manifested their sub
mission to the laws of the state. their attach
ment to our person, and their adherence of
all criminal intercourse or intelligence with
the enemy; and turther, that they possess
an extensive credit, and well established
reputation for probtv
1--WE have authorised and do authorize,
! by these presents. signed with our own hand,
and delivered under the numbers and z,
the American vessel named the -.
&c. LBlank to be filled up BY the French
e nsuI at Charleston or New York. N. B.
The quantity and qualities of each commo..
| dity composing the cargo Of the vessel must
ny of our ports of France, cot'ons. fish oil,
dye stuffs, salt fish and cod, coffees and su
gars of French Islands In America and A.
STA, cocoa, specs of all kinds OF the Ouch
islands, indigo, mahogany and ebony, and
in short, all the merchaudizes and colonial
productions of the two I!des zvith The er.
cettfon of tobacco, and all articles zuhere-
Of fhe intort6tion trto France is f,roiii6i..
Ted.
~. - -, l. :
exported by the said vessel from any of our
ports of France, an equal value to that Of
the said produce and merchandise at the
! nome ut of their arrival in France, and ac-
cording to the price current at the port
where the vessel shall arrive the value to
DO exported shall principally consist of half
At leas., ~ French :r:nes aid 5raantd;;cs, aid
the other half in woollens, silks, hemp, and
linen cloths, and other productions of our
manufacturers, or of the French soil, the
expectation whereof is authorised by the
laws. The computation between the value
OF the exports and imports, shall be regula
ted by the price current at the port of de-.
parture--From the permission of expor
tation are formally excluded wheat, aud all
other kinds of grain, cheese, and flour of all
kinds.
" Be il understood, 1. That the said yes
sci shall be exempted from the formality
of the certificate of origin-2. That the cap
tain be the bearer of letter from our Con
sui to our Minister of foreign relations.
8. That he shall bring with him the Anne
rican Journals of the day of his departure
from the u. So. That previous TO the
landing of the produce and merchandise in
France, the present permit shall be sent
from the port of arrival, for notification, 10
our Board of the General Direction of the
Customs.
IS Be il also understood, that such mer
chaudizes as the vessel shall have on board
other than those hereby authorised, shall be
placed in state of real entrepot.
1t is our pleasure that the aforesaid Con
ditons being conformed to, no molestation
or hindrance be given to the proceedings of
the cap ain, either in the course of his voy-
age, on the part of our vessels Of war, or
French privateers, and those of our allies,
or on his arrival in our ports, on the part
of officers of the customs : but that. upon
violation thereof, and in case of the com
| mission of any fraud whatsoever, the present
permit shall be declared null and void, the
vessel be conhscated. and the commercial
house under whose security she may have
entered France, be subject to such fine as
we shall appoint
And for the stability and assurance
thereof we have signed the present permit
WttE OUT own ndnd, q caused II TO be COun
tersigned by our Minister, the Secretary Of
State.
Given at the Palace of ST. Cloud August
the 11th, 1910.
(oigned) NAPOLEON.
Granted August 10, 1910. BY the EN-
peror.
| The Minister, Secretary of State,
(Signed) III. B. Duke Of BA9SANO.
The Counsellor of State Director Gene
raj Of the Customs,
(Signed) COLLIN DE SUSSIS.
| The Minister of the Interior,
| (Sigued) MONTALIVET.
| The Minister of Marine and Colonies,
(Signed) COLLIN DE SUSSIS
Examined by me Consul at -, the
vessel having loaded at -, &c"
Here follows motto in cyphers, conceY.
ted with our Minister of Foreign relations,
and written by our Consul.)
Sep. 13.--Madrid is in great fermept in
consequence of the attempt TO carry oil Jo-
seph Bonaparte. Ii is said that he intends
leaving Madrid.
The late fire a, Paris has been imputed
20 the intTigues Of tke repudiated empress