The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-07


this summons. their efigies are to be nailed
20 stake. and the property which has
fallen or may fail to them, is to be confisca
ted To- the use of the general chest OF the
lnvalids
MUNICH, March 5-There has been
published here the following Ordinance !:
Ordinance concerning the transit of colo
Mai Merchandise destined for France.
MUNICH, Feb. 2s. 1911.
In the name of his Majesty, King of Ba.
varia, Sec. SC.
Contormabiy to the rescript published on
the 18th of last November, ali the cottons
from the Levant, destined thither, have
oeen exempted from the payment of the
duties ct the tariff, and subjected only to
the ordinary duties of transit.
But IN order to prevent the frauds, which
might arise from this regulation, it was at
n same time ordered, that the Commissa-
ries charged with the dispatch of these
articles, or else commercial house in the
kingdom, should subscribe bills Of exchange
payable three months after date. for the
amount OF: SO horns kr. to the quintal---
which bills of exchange shall be returned
to the subscribers, If within the time de
signated, they shall prove that the said
merchandizes have in fact arrived at Stras.
burg ~
In the meantime. on the strength of va
rlous representations. the term of these
pills OF Exchange has been much extern
ded -.
Another rescript of the 10th of January
last, has extended these favorable regula-
tons. which at first related only to cottons.
to all the articles of colonial produce which
mad been placed under sequestration, and
which were found to bolong to the French
Merchants or to cases where they were the
consiguees.
In the execution Of this rescript, the diff
ferent inspections and all the officers of
the royai customs, have received an order,
dated the 18th January, TO permit to pass,
tree OF duty, all the articles which Shall
nave been dispatched by the custom house
OF kchl, the only place whence colonial
produce and cottons can be introduced Into
France su6jecting, notwithstanding, these
articles to-the seal and measure specified
| IN the certificates of he contents of the bales,
according to the new fornule prescribed &
accompanying the said order 1t has since
resulted as consequence of the above ar
engagements. that bills OF exchange have not
been required by way of guaranteed &c tina, e.
very thing which could retard the quic "
transmission OF these merch nd yes destined
-
Meanwhile, as some com plaints have
been made of the impediments which many
merchants have experienced in regard to
the transmission nf their merchandize. we
call again the attention of those employed
IN the customs, and that in the most poin
ted manner, to the particular execution of
the ordinance above mentioned, enjoiniAg it
on them not to detain. under any pretext
any merchandise which shall be destined
Tor France; but on the contrary, to expedite
their transportation as much as lays in their
power, and that for the purpose of confor
ming to the views which have determined
his Majesty the Emperor of the French to
prolong until theIst of next July, the term
originally fixed tn the LIST of May, for the
introduction thrOugh Strasburg of the
Coftons of Lhc Levant, repairing to
Franc 49,;
Whoever contravenes the above reeu
lations shall be held personally responsi.
BILE.
The Director General of the Royal
Customs.
(Slgaed)
Z MILLER
COME. Utaly) March 4-There were
destroyed and burnt this day, according to
the usual tormalities, different articles of
merchandise, found in the possession OF Ger
tain merchants of this City, and recog-
nized 70 be Of English manufacture.
AMSTERDAM March 10 -Some Specu.
lators have es ablished an are daily es,a-
bhshing III our departments the manuiac
ture OF syrap s and sugar from the red be L,
A great quantity Of syrup and sugar made
at Groningen, has been LACEY sold--A We
ry considerable establishment has been for
med in Guelders. An immense quantity
French hyperboie j OF land has been
bought TOR the purpose OF planting It IN beats
and supplying the wants Of his establish
ment.---M. Lynden, of Hemmer, who has
teen sometime employed on the means of
naturalizing this branch Of industry IN our
country, continues his operations with sue
cess. great quantity Of sugar mas been
made by him and refined there has been
also bought much land to be devoted TO the
culture of the red beat
VIENNA Feb 27-Austria above the
Ems or Upper AUSTRIA, is composed, since
the last treaty OF Peace, Of three Circles
Hausrnck, Traun and Muhl.--The circle
OF HausrucE, of which Nells is the capital.
contained in 1910, cities, boroughs o76
villages, Ia, 1874 houses and 22,785 families
he humber OF inhabitants born within the
circle amounted to 92,8 of whom 44727
were males, and 1921 females, The |
number of its inhabitants Coming originally |
from the other circles Of the province, a. |
mounted 20 1882; from the other provinces
of the monarchy to $50; and strangers 10 |
1896; IN all. IS 726 individuals, of this mum |
Der, here are 237 ecclesiastics, 238 mobiles |
soy officers, 1873 Citizen artisans. merchants |