The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

Zen r0Tc'u1e1, wlsS ion.e al Tx co.fi 2s
1ri?oli, cEcc mere refuned their t:i,,al ur,u ca-
ton, rrpeatcd their incrl6ons upon ST, iiy M,
Naples, and carried OF whole families i;U cap
tivity.
1t has even tcen fad that it was Tie ft:, az
e.ronn'cr'ng this d.oycr, Which induced he
king OF Naples to retuie Us the loan Of his yufi-
boats duriDg Tie pr,fe' can, paign.
The principal part Of o,ir tluatron is now on
Witt to the Regency Of Tunis, with which we
have iomc points al difference TO adult. It
will probably take the tour of the Barhary ilatrs.
Should ;hey not receive any orders 10 leave tic
Mediterranean, they viii winter at Syracufe.
May they foon b. fafely n.oored within our owa
harbours!
We have at length enjoyed the fatisfaeion Of
Icing fo,Te of our captive countrymen reitored
once more TO the land of liberty. Capt. Balm
hr dce, jacob Jones end Lieut.. Keith Spence
Purfer. James Gibbon and Daniel T. Patteyfn,
promoted Lieutepants, and James Biddle, Mid
ilipman, arrived in this city from Norfolk CT
Friday evening. What were the fcnfa,ons of
JOY, which animated the inhabitants Of Rich
mond when they beheld their captive fellow
Citizens among them, delivered too by an no.
nourable peace, We would rather truft to an
American bofom to conceive, than to our own
Imperfect pen to dcfcribe.
cd by thele delightful ienfa,ions the
inhabitants of our city determined to celebrate
the occafon which gave them birth. The fc:-
Irving iuhfcription paper will point out the
objects which they w;lhed 20 brlng into view :
Captain cambridge having arrived in town
with the Information of an honourahle and adj
-v2ptlgeons peace being concluded with the
Bafhaw of 1npoi-tve Whole names are here
untofubfcribed, as well for the purpofe Of Co.
lebrating an event which has given liberty TO
our courttymen and glory to our arms, as to
welcome the return of Capt B. and the other
officers who with him have been refcued from
captivity; do agree to pay our proportions of
fh~ expence OF dinner to be furniGicd at tie
Eaci~ Tavern on Monday next.
Saturday, September II, 1906.
TIE faiiozviH5 EnUit0fion qva5 brejented By AZ
TIzVet6er Zones, Ehp.
number of your countrymen who have
participated in vonr misfortunes, ard who fcI
the moh livelv f ntations at your plorops deli
Verance from captivity, reGueft the favour of
yoIr comPanyt to dine at the Eagle to-day i. 4
O'Clock.
CAPT. BhIHBRiDGS and bis. eom3av:or, e,,s,s
polite enough TO return tie JaLiOzviag reply:
GENTLEMEN,
Having determined on remaining in Ric,-
mond one day longer than firft intended. err.
abies mytelf and officers 20 avail ourflves OF
your very polite and friendly invitation TO \
dinner at the Eagle-tavern. The welo ONE re-.
ceptonw which orr ountrymen in Richmond have
given to Us after long captivity, claims our
warmeh acknowledgements, and we ,erder
them IN return, or bef wiGhes for their health
and PROPERTY.
HAi. B-9I~BRIDGE, in bekGirofL;n..
JeD and bis Q5fcerj qy5O h0,e. ar
1cl,YfB M
To Merisvsfber Joue5, En-. g }
TIE citisen5 Of Richmond. {
In confequence of thefe arrangements an e,e
CANT dinner was given at the Eagle, where
numerous meeting of all c!aC;s and opinions
mingled with nnfeigned pilarty. After dinner
the following appropriate toaffs we've drank
AMID the lhouts and piaudits of the iovous com,
pany.
Dr. w. Foufhee preided as Chairman, and
Me'iwcther Jones, Eiq. as Proficient.
l. The people of the United States
q The PRECEDENT.
g. Oar NaVy-Like Hercules, in its irhpey II
has deiiroyed ferrent.
A. ComeodOrs Prbe--.he officers and crews oc
the Mediterranean fqnadron.
s. S0m~fr', L/,sGl and WzJy70sr45-The Dcc;i Of
America. We
9. DreHlr-What American can hear his n.,o
and not be proud of his birth place
.. CenerA Ea.0n-Canbyfes and Alexander fra
veried deiarts to enflave nations; the American
to iiberate his brave courtrymen.
o. TIE 2tfeerI ami e,evO gft5s ILiaS.!tbia-Ef,q-
unanimous in Captivity, they Imported the gnity Of
the American character, unfubdued by the Gloom Of
dungeon, unappaled by fanguinary banditti.
Capt. cambridge rofe, and thanked the COM
pang in The name of hinf;f, and no dnubt &C
all the officers of the philadelphia, had thrv
been prefent. 1t was the proud n with Of HE
heart to protect the rights and rrsftrve the fao
OF his country. free from violation
9. Spai"--if Gie mgR have American CounrslIors
we would advife her TO exchange the corps win the
bast gOTon, for the Coyb5 1Tiiitofye.
lC Pc 'ee, brsferabkr 10 Way--War, toinful, In
defence of our commerce. may our brethren lats,
liberated I'LL the dgtw in the carer Of their ohyy
". TIE neTo Prinei9Ls in tie 9ritolise IrSo,,-A-
merican b,J01rrs are no longer to be R.ves
~ TIE fe,maRent Mediis,yaaeoa Fa7f-Our MOI
efficient negotiator.
l3. TIE ddminjHratisn--The GicceG of its y,,o-
Ja'sf the beh proof of its ens,gy
a. The o7ee yiSgenied Cin- Boats of the IIn;,eJ
Sa'es, now convers into models for the EN- r;enc-
ed artNs Of Europe
Is. TIE hero Of Hobenlqdln-Wh diCIa;rs
to convert his country into land of avery, deCerves
IN h7ypa land IF 4