The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

terror. is charged tc. examine. the machines
preseate ted to the concourse, to ascertain their
construction. their effect. and the produce
both in quantity and quality the commits
sion shall make special report to the
minister of the interior. $50
Nv. The concoutse remains open during
three years. to begin from the 9TH OF May
last, and 20 be shut the 7,h ns May 1878
v. Previous to the 9TH of May 1918, all
the machinery must be arrived (carriagc
f,ee) at the Minister'S Of the i'm error but
the corcurriog artists may professionally ad
dress their plans and drawings. with an
explanatory de cription thereof, and pa,
terms OF FAX twis, warp and welt produced
by their machinery, in order that the COM
mission may be able professionally, gran,
the admission at the concourse. and in case
OF refusal, that the authors may avoid the
carriage expenees. Nevertheless all the
machinery will be received ard admitted
at the concourse, although the authors
might have received notice 70 the con-
trary.
vi. me machinery which is 10 be adj
mitted to the concourse, mus, necessarily be
made in full size, and capable to work as
if to be employed in a FAX spinning facto-
ry. On the arrival of the machines, they
are To be placed at the Conservatory of arts
and manufactures, where they shall be ex,
. amned immediately after the time fixed
!, tor the concourse.
VIZ The c1ncurting artists shah &C
Quaint the commission with all the procee
dngs they make use of, in taking the fias
out of the watering pits to the last operation
of spinning
/ VIII. The set of MACHINERY wh;clkshal
fulfil the prescribed conditions, and for
which the premium shall be given to its au-
thor becomes the property O. the Frerch
| manufactures, and tile machines belong to
government.
G;pen at Paris, the e.h NOV. 1910.
The Minister Of the Iaterior Count Of the
.,- Signed, MoNTALlvET.
One ftench ell of a. inch-one metre
13Sm.
One kislogramme-2 pounds se5 grain.
marc weight.
| The executive Of the United States has
received dispatches from France, advising
or the release of the American ships Sc
questered since the LIST of November, 1910
| Private information indicates that the
French government having placed those in
the courts of law which had been previ
ously sequestered under the Berlin, &c. de
crees, will be released by the courts pro
gressively as their cases are presented. and
that the business would be accelerated ac-
cording to the dispositions which then pre-
vailed.
We have received tract, which has
been stated to us as having been published
with the sanction of the French government
II is an enquiry into the conduct of the beli-
gerents towards neutrals the conduc, of
England and France during the war, ap.
pears to be examined and compared, and
great pains taken to shew that the conduc,
OF France was not from choice out forced
upon her by the policy of her rival we have
NOT had time to go through the pamphlet
deliberately ); but read it rapidly " with The
fingers" We shall look over it again, and
IT itpresents any thing meriting publication
we shall give translation of it.4-.4urora.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
y Court of Lnqui,y.-We leaan from good aulho
rity, that the government, yielding at length TO
the repeated demands of Commodore RODGERS.
have ordered court Of inquiry to inve stieate
his conduct in the affair of the Litlr Belt. THE
court is to convene at N Y-U S. Gas.
APPOINTMENT.