The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-16
PHILADELPHIA.

] to the friends of representative government.
| than on. Thniday. ~ w
| -Ibe republican legion, as IL it had derived
new energy FROM .herecent efforts TO divide ard
deftroy them, becaule they would not ,,:frrace
theTielyes, never appeared TO 70 mu.h advan-
tage, either on the march or on Harade- or on
their turn and retirement to tie boioms their
| families. -
/ According to the order of the board Of Off
GERS of the legion, the duties of co,n;nandant.
Were exereiied by major sssonas Synonds. ar,ol.,
revolutionary character, ana! who in the davs or
terror was n'epsced with ruin for adherence TO
thelcaufe in which he had fought. +
| The commandant having received the rsr,,,,.
lions of the board for the formation of an en-
compliment, the necenary orders were iflted i,y
''m-to the taft, and to the commanding off,
cersoi companies.
The hrit company commanded bv capt. Shall
luswas appointed 10 att as the advanced guard,
ard accordingly on Wednefday evening, parsd-
| ed With theirknapfacks and Blankets, and talk
ing poiieiiion of the camp equipage, occupied
me heights near the Upper Ferry, where tents
To-. The two battaens OF the legion, for the ca
VARY artillery and rife corps, were pitched, &
centineis placed before fun down.and .hr Encs
kept 'tli iun rte ii military order, the watch
word Stony PoINr-counferagn
AT fun rife the uiual fa,u:e was fred 1t the
arienai near centre fquare, by capt. powell's
company; and auiwered from camp by a de-
tachment on duty there.
The different volunteer CORPS according TO
general orders, attended in Chcfnut-itreet, be-
tween and o'clock, their left on 4th ffreet,
cavalry on the Hanks, the artillery in the centre
and purified the line Of march laid down in
general orders, coupter marching from the right,
down Cheinut to 81 freet, thence no TO Arch
ftreet, thence by 5th into Market-freet. and
thence by the route of centre fuuare. through
lf-ff rsff 30 81. II
the .encamping ground.
Upon entering the camp, the different corps
paraded in front of the tents ftheir fryerat ia
tons, aud continued under arms It'll the faint,
was fired.
AT IL O'Clock the park of artillery under the
command of majorShaw, fired II rounds which
were aniwered hya Gmiar falute fr..nn the arie-
nal IN centre tqusre, after the artillery had ccaf
ed ; the commandant directed triple fen II
lioie, which was fred, with great order and eff.
feet under the command of col. Willis, officer
OF the day, aud commander Of the %. battaili-
on.
The different intervals were occupied BY
marital airs, and the aid yankee dood2e, by the
band OF initrumental muGc formed by the mem
bers of the Republican Greens.
the fuite of the commandant were quarter
matters, Dennis and Forfyth, adju'ants Duane
and Rogers, and frveral officers Of the militia
regiments in uniform.
Lieut.. CrsG. police officer.
Lieut.. lh'41frer, deputy.
L'euts. H6iie and Reau, officers of the front
and rear guards.
ALERT the falute he feveral CORPS were difinin.
cd TO their tents; from whichthcy were called by
the utual beat of roaR beef-at two O'Clock.
! On The wight of the line, a fpacious area,
forming elac;s TO an old Biitiih battery aa,i a
contiguous brealt work, was occupied by tables
tor each coros. The tablr of the commandant
and his Raf formed the eye of the fefive fcene;
the tables OF each corps, G:verging from thar
point, like rays from far--fo that the whole
formed one iplerdid company; and vet each
company was inai..i>i';ia!: III It's econornv-each
corps having its own fuller and refrelhmert,
and the tables being covered with tents elevated
above the ordinary height 70 admi. air and AZ.
ford view 10 each member Of the whole.
The fcvctal tables thus dirpayed according
TO previous arrangement, tosf in the name Of
each corps was communicated to the central
board and each company then gave their feve-
raj toans.
We fhall not have it in our power to CRAFTY
all our friends byan immediate publication bnt
they mall be attended TO in The order that thew
have been received.
TOASTS
AT THE BOARD OF THE FIELD OFFICERS AND
STAFF.
m For.fbf ogTeers aadRqf.
L. The day we celebrate.
BY TIE ccsmGndant.
g. The immortal memory Of Wellington.
Fo, cabt. Leibe,'5 eorp5
8. Thos. Jeferfon-the pivot Of Democracy.
while he adheresto principle, the Philadclpbia
legion will adhere to him.
For ea9t. FHN'J corps.
4. May the legion ever evince themf.ves rs
eminent for political coniinency inrepublicar.
principles as corred in military diicpne.
Per tie Cd eon,bany Of arfiiery--cabf: C4G.
s. The redoubt we now occupy--nnay we e
yer improve on Briti1 redoubts, and triumph
over Bri:iih orders.
For e1bf. Ht51't rife corbJ.
6. The republican vi6tualers of PHILADELPHIA
lever faithful TO the principles as rnen, which
fupport them as citizens.
f0T faff. SaifAJ'5 eofPJ--fbe dd5aneed en0r{
I The brave afIociates of Wilmington who
nave continued firm to the principle of 1776- ,
may The enemies Of The rights offnen be ouRed
from their petitions, as the Britiih mercenaries
were from the ground we occupy.
For copf. Rus eoyb5.
8. The beopls--free, eulghfened and fndc-
pendent; may the eagle Of liberty arike bis ia
Ions IN him who darec 70 Iir,,,,t, - .c,tt a. "a;