The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21

at Ten o clock, rs commemorative of an event
oi the deepeit national regret.
ORDER OF, PROCESSION.
!. The Military Corps commanded by Col.
Morton.
=. The Society of the Cincinnati.
s. Clergy Of all denominations.
!. The Corpft.
5. The Generals IIorfe.
6. Relations OF the dece6ied.
z. Phyiicians.
8. The Judges ofthe Supreme Court.
9. Mr.. Gouverneur Norris in MS carriage.
10. Gentlemen OF the Bar and Students at
Law.
IL. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor
OF the fate.
~. The Mayor and Corporation Of the city,
Is. Members Of Congre:s and Civil OGiceIs
OF the URited States.
II. The Mniter., Coniuls and Refdcnts OF
Is. The Officers Of Tie Army and Navy OF
the United States.
IS. Military and Naval Officers Of For.ign
Powers.
II. Militia Officers OF the State
ls. Prefhent, Directors and Ofcers of the
REFLECTIVE Banks.
10. Chamber Of Commerce and Merchants.
60. Marine Society, WardSns Cf thl Por, G,
Matters and Officers Of all veiiels in the harbour
81. The P.efdent, Protectors and Students
of Columbia College.
%. The different Societies in inch order as
Their reflective Prefdents may arrange.
%. The Citizens in general.
The Military Corps commanded By Colonel
Morton, being ordered to parade in the Park at
10 O'Clock, accompanied with iiE pieccs of AZ
ti;lery, two OF the pieces will remain on the
ground underline command of Capt. Maclean,
aid Will fire minute guns from the movement OF
the corpfc unit = arrives at Trinity Church.
The Sixth Regiment with the Colours and
Muhc of the fevcral corps, will parade ia Ro-
bnfon-areet, or the iou;h iide fronting Mr..
Church's houie ftandards and uulic in front
of the centre the regiment in folrinn attitude,
ieiting ON arms reverted. On waving the Rand
ard of the Cincinnati ihrouded in Grape, the re-
giment will ihoulder, and receive the coI-aic,
proceeding from the houts with PIE iented arms,
the colours and muiic fautiny. On f,s,na,
trumpet TIE regiment will foulder and the
troops in the Park will throw themfeEves in CO.
lumns and occupy the Broadway with the rear
OF the column covering the head q! Robinfon-
ftreet, and halt. On fgual trUTpct the 9th
regiment in Robinion-treet will wheel &c the
right, by platoonS, and occupy the flreet in
front OF the Corpiez in omen cnlniIin It hall .!ii
tances of platoons, and with arms reverted wait
the iignal. On fgnal trumpet the column will
move with colours and lnuiic in the centre of
the tixth regiment, playing the dead march with
mutted drums. Two companies detached
from the military in the Park vii! cover the
TANKS of the Corpfe in Jingle file, with trailed
arms, from the rear of the Sixth regiment dovyn
the line, and take their proper petition as the
Corpie enters Broadway. The column advance
ing viii wheel to the left rothd the PARK, enter
Besh:nanfreet, and pal!ing down Pearl will az.
cend Wall-itreet to Trinity Church the lead
Ing wing will form cloie column to the ,ight. on
the church walk, extending to the north corner
OF Wail-itieet. .drenng by The left and facing TO
the right, !tsnd with ordered arms. The rear
wing advancing, will form c,ote column to the
left, and facing 10 the right, extending TO the
iouth corner of Wall-ereet, drefIinE b. The
right with ordered arms. Mr.. Gojivtrnetir
Morris from the portico of the Church, The
Corpfe il front Oh bier) will deliver an apnro-
PIRATE addreG, at the concluion Of which the
Corpis, preceded by tie military and proDarlv
attended, viii proceed to the vault, where the
military ceremonies will be performed, under
The order ofthe Commandment, which viii c,ofs
the foIeTnities Of the day.
WIS. SMITH, Proficient.
". PCPEAM, Secreta,y.
" This fyore5Ton 7gnJ m.Goa5fsIly n!rn6i9
and /ciem1 beyoRd aRy t5i,e 7:bieb Nm I'll
rad e1ey Ltorf nlaaiftRsd. hHelcG.y ot'/ocirfg.
G''@ all tie Pnjlie bodies Of tie rity gverc foy1-
ms reoiatio't far fbe aIemnizGtion Of fit f,1e,oj
! o@jS7M'e5. II meeting Of A9sycbaQt5, Tire Comma
Cornell Of fbe e:tg, CsntlemsS Of t5s Bar aUy
StRds9fj oFLa.v, tbt Society If Meejap;et En-
IraasIais7, the S0cieiT Of 81. Taurfe1y n1d 81.
Anare7oJ, tie StHdeRtS of CoiYmIia CoiIeee, NM
f5s lH!HfaIy C9EfhHnsF, had mifed ia bagiue fle
1ig6cF bo70HrJ ton man, abb lad 1cc.3ieS +, J;c
fi4gHl/5sd a. tuition in tbiS country. WsAaYbI5-
~ FIJI t'aaasa9 ::s .jE::ss5.} j,,gerb7on. oyo
CoHvetneW Mot'ri5'S Oratioa, in oar ncet t5,,,er
BY capt Powell of the noop Mary, in iG DAVIS from,
Cadoloupe, we learn ;ia., few DAYS before the NT,
ny failed, proclamation had been iied by the cover
nor OF tht iland, which declares all veiels tr,d;rg
with the Hand Of ST. Domingo good and lawful ,,;z
and moreover, that the sof the vs!eis c<n.tr
cd, hall be conidered as pracs--in coniequencc Of
''i1rh, ieveral pr!vateers, noddtug from Is to 1s
guns, were fling ou:, with pretended view to inter
cept Anerican y-ilcis bound to that illnd Il does
not require nush penetration perceive what will b..
the ELECT produced W this rnealrre-vcnel. boiud
ny where to lesward VIII be bound to St. Don,;noo
AID - the crews 10 De treated as pirates thew :, II
tell no talesWe c2nnot fo-besr eSpreiug orr arpre
1enions that the commerce Of ibis countr; is menace,
with the moh e<tcnfve injury.
-z--
C5P,ain Green Of the r,aoouer Columbia. left C,a-
daioupe 3on June. II: isft there great many A.
Ilerieau ve,es BIZ; does fscoIle9 the na,es of D.