Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
RECIAIENTAL REVIEW.

ON Monday lat, the IN Regiment, in
the End Brigade of the eth Divifon, under Col
Merrill and Majors Gage and Hob6I, paraded
on orthill, for regimental review. After in
ipeGtion, the regiment marched thro' feveral Of
rhe principal ftreets in town, and returned 20
the field; where the ufual manGuvres Of the
day were performed IN manner highly credi-
bic to both officers and folders.
After the feveral Companies were difmihed,
the non-commiihoned Ratf, and other officers
in the town met atthe Friends meeting houfe,
and from thence marched in procellion to
Union Hall, where an excellent upper was
provided by MIR. DANIEL Conn.
After the cloth was removed, the following
Toalts were drank. The order and regularity
which pervaded the evening was evinlve Of
the high reputation Of theie young fons Of
Mars.
1. TB. lfaitia sf BE U. S.-May they ev-
er lfand ready, with fixed 5ayoaef5, to meet an
Enemy; and while on poR, keep good look
out, and not be deceived by faIfe counterfign.
2 TIE Arerieaa &aHaayd.-May the Eagle
and ltripes be dread to other nations, and
an honor to our own.
3. rAEa9aebgjsnf-The frft TO oppofe the
infults Of her mother country-May ihe con-
tinue to e5ajG thoie principles while Bunker
Hill hands.
4. TIE u. Regiment, 9a4 BrisaSt, and 9Th
DiVJioa-May they perfect themfelves in diff
ciphne, and become the +" Ljft-Gund" Of the
Difri6t Of Maine.
s. Or Infant Nagy.-May it foon be COM
potent 10 avsnge the infuIts dai!y offered the
American flag
6. 7Ibs Captain General Til Csz7sar7veais5--
Who duly apprizes Us Of the importance Of a
well organized militia; and whole examples
are worthy iraitatioR.-MusIc, Hail Columbia.
7. Gen. GoodTgin.--May it be bis Audy 10
improve and difcip,ine the militia under his
oommand-and may his exertions be crowned
with iuccef'--VaJSizgsOH's Azareb.
s. Gen. hRsn-The officers example, and
the folders friend.
9. Gel. l4errA-His peculiar attention to
both officers and folders, INJURIES him reiPect
throughout. the Regiment.--Jf;5aas
| 17zye5.
10. TIE Reyima7taE St5F.-The life and
| fpirit Of the Regiment-May they nudy to
| promote the military fyllem.
IL. TIE s5Fesr5 IF re EgsraI eompa1ics IN PO'f-
iaaa-May they continue to de their duty
AAe SOOO 4OI0ieISs dnd MAINTAIN OIOeT ana oil
| ciPline in the ranks God (aVe A1seriaa.
II. TIE knight If TIE FJ5es' tait--May
tho.e who endeavor to difgrace their officers
OF foot, difgrace themfelves like the "capt."
Of the sV0oaeH froa5, without fpurs or laddle.--
; Regrsi Marah
la. Political contention we treat as fran
ger within our walls.
ID. P,ebLe ar4 EQtoH.-A terror to barba-
rians-whofe achievements have added aezv
lultre 10 the american charaGter.-Ir.xtoa
Z Yl7o,y.
IS. The memory Of Warrington, Green,
Warren and other American worthless, the
authors Of our Iaae3eadtzes.
Is. Il aaioH Of tie AaaerieaH f1fes.-hfay it
be as durable as time.
IL. Tie Fair da4gJfer's Of Moiae--May
their roiy cheeks and fming countenances
cheer the heart of the Sai1iy, who rifks lis
life for their protecfion.-Portlans Fair.
Major BENJAMIN WHITwEtL, Of Aarnaa
Is appointed Judge-Advocate Of the sth divil-
ion; and Major CHANDLER, of lzsAnogs5,
Brigade Quarter Matter.