Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
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SATURDAY, July s.

tional Independence, NUMBER OF re-
spectacle young men convened at the
Washington Hotel, and partook OF
sumptueus repast, the management OF
which reflects great honor on the taste
of Mr.. Mott. After the cloth was re-
moved the following Toasts were drank,
and the utmost harmony and,hilarity pre-
vailed during the whole day.
! i. The, day we celebrate: May each
succeeding anniversary add lustre to its
glory.
2. The memory of our beloved Wash
ington: May his virtues, magnanimity,
courage and zeal be deeply implanted in
the hearts of his countrymen.
8. The memory of those departed he.
roes who fought and fell in the defence OF
our rights and liberties.
a. The President of the United States
May he be governed IN performing the
functions of his Office by love OF virtue,
equity and justice.
i S. The Vice. President: May he exc
cute the duties of his Office with assiduity
and attention.
! s. The Secretary of State: His splen-
| did talents and innumersble virtues.
=. The memory Of Alexander Hamil-
ton: MAY his illustrious deeds and actions
never be ob!iterated from the memory OF
the American nation.
8. Our navy in the Mediterranean May
the courage, prowess, and the exersions OF
! its officers, be sufficiently energetic to re-
lease the American captives from Tripoli-
tan slavery aud restore to them peace and
tranquility.
9. The American Flag: May its stripes
lash its enemies, and its stars illuminate
the world.
10. The people of the United States:
May they prosper, live in peace and hap
piness, aud always be able to protect their
commerce.
| II. The state of Virginia: May the
hospitality of its inhabitants never be sub.
verted.
IL. The Commerce of Alexandra:
May it flourish, and the opulence of its
inhabitants increase.
| 10. The Louisiana Territory: The fer.
tiiiry Uf ITO Iards aud ito iueStiInaLl. 4uali-
/ ties.
IA. The economy and industry of our
/ eastern states.
IS. The Liberty of the Press without
| RIGHTEOUSNESS.
16. All that Love can give and Sensibili-
| ty enjoy.
| IL. The American Fair, may Virtue
possess their Hearts and Felicity their ha-
! citations.
VOLUNTEER.
| The patriotic defender of his country's
rights-John Randolph, of Virginia.
| Extract of aletter from correspondent
at Bermuda, to the Editor of the Morn
ing Chronicle, received by the sloop
Governor Gore. arrived at New York
on Monday dated
Bermuda, June 16ta.
Z" The Manhattan is waiting for change
of wind, to hawl from her present situation
| in the harbor of St. Georges iuto Murray's
! anchorage, when she can proceed to sea
| without any difficulty, as the men to navi-
ga her, who are daily expected from New
| York, shall arrive. On the 18th inst. cap
tain Beresford of the Cambrian frigate went
on board and took away, or rather impress.
ed the boatswain, alledging as reason for
his con&uce, that he had understood he was
an English subject, but said that on his ar
rival at New York, for which place he
should sail Immediately, he would give
him an opportunity to prove his citizen.
ship, and would restore him if he was
satihed he was an American. The boat
swain, whose name is Peter Anderson
had protection which captain b. refused
to look at and he has a father & mother,
wife and family, residing in some part of
". York.
The schooner Baltimore which was