The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24
lours, and the regiment with prefented arm' The
regiment being again formed, the whole OF the troops
then proceeded to the Parade where they were DIFF

rer!ons, TAT down to handtonie dinner, at which
,ss Mayor preidsd, and Gel Sharp acted Vice.
Preliden,. Ate. whe; the following Toa0s were
drank.
III. Tie People of the United Sta.es-Unannity
of fentmsnt and frendhip Of action will Crown
their efforts with iucceis.--3 g.n,, 5 ebe0y.
Cd. The Preiident Of the United States-The
meafres his wdom has refolved upon, it is our duty
to execute with fdelity.-s gum, 8 eseeys.
Sd The Governor OF Virginia-His prudence,
Promp,nefs and vigilance pro.ea his country,
f and receive the tribute of ncere appreciation Of
his fellow c,zens-2 gnu,, ebeeyt.
9TH The Congrefs Of the United States-we look
with confident expectation that the Representatives of
Free people will adopt every proper meafure TO
venge the national wrongs, and iecure the national
rights guns, 4 cheers.
sth. The Coniuted Authorities of our Govern
ment.--They agents of own choice, entitled
therefore to obedience relpect and conf dence-
funI, ebeers.
9th. The Army Of the United States--Having the
benefit Of more military experience, will regard
them as models for our example in the hour of dan.
gsr.--2 gans, ebeers.
9TH. The Navy Of the United States. Our flag
has been truck but the lure Of its aIs not
extinguiihed.- gHnT, 6 ebeeyI.
Sth. The Militia-Their fwords alsho' formed Of
ploughaares 70 well tempered tina, they can
reach the heart OF 4 foes qunf, 8 cheers.
9th. Our Brethren from Richmond and Petersburg
When they heard we were in danger, they few to
our aaance; They merit aud eceive our gratitude.
% guns, ebert
10th. The Brisifh Nation-we with to prefervs
an honorable peace with them, brt dread not war,
it is preferable either inlult injuaice--2 gum,
8 e5eerJ.
llth. The memory Of George Waihington-Let it
inpire every American to emulate his glory-6 pun.
S ebesrs.
10th. The Heroes of our Revoluton-The rich
legacy of honorable independence which they be-
queathsd to " mutt never be impaired-4 guns,
18th. Our Brethren who were wounded and
slaughtered on board Of the Chefapeake--Their blood
cries for vengeance, and when government di-
reas vengeance it fhall have, till then we can only
mourn their lois and iympathize in their fuferngs.-
grnT, ebeyJ.
18th. The Nations in annuity with us-May our
peaceful relations long eontinue.-2 guns ebetys.
18Th. Abolition to all party diiinSfions.-s suus
6 sbrey-.
10th. Arts and Manufaaures-our country fur
nfhes every raw material, let be indebted to
Others for the workmanlhip-2 guns, e5eas.
nth. The American Eagle--a prowling Lion has
fprang upon her when 'unufpicous, but fhe now de-
hes his roar 90 suns ebe,t.
18th. Our Brothers now on Duty-they live in
memory altho' abfent from eur Banquet
Yolanteer from tie clair.
The Spirit of '76-Ie is again excited, may i, ne.
yer be extnguiihed, but like the lightning from ea-
ven, defend upon the aruaures ard forms of Ty-
ranny, to baif them forever.
BY the Spanj9 CogtA
The liberty Of the Sea,-The nation that AFRO.
gates to itelf the fovereigny of the Ocean, and at
tempts to impoie reri9ions upon the free navigation
oil other nations, fsthe common enemy of mankind.
Our laf noticed that detachment of caval-
ry had been TENT to Cape Henry and its vicinity,
TO prevent the boats from the Bfitilh fhips com.
ing on ihore.
On Thurfday night about O'Clock, boat
came on flore near Lynhaven, where a party
of militia under captain Reed was ftatoned.
Upon the firing from the militia, the peIfons
left their boat and ran into the woods in the
morning they furrcndered themfc!ves to captain
Sheppard of the cavalry, and confited of maj
ter's mate, a midfhipman, and thee feamen,
belonging to the Triumph. They were inform
ed that they were not confidered as prioners
of war, but as offenders againft the law.-They
came on ihore for water, and had only a muf-
ket and fowling piece in the boat. We can
Fay with confidence, that thefe perlons have
been treated with every mark of psitenefs and
atteDticn.----Tbey are not yet dfpofed of, the
orders of the government being thought necef-
fairy on that head.
On Saturday morning, another boat was on
Giore with fifteen men, but put off at the mo-
ment that captain Taylor's cavalry appeared in
fight.
Another boat has been, we uuderftand on
fhore, bearing flag of truce; bu- as tie officer
who came had no written communication to
pra-c .hc c.iaTatttT ie appeared in, ne WAS or
dered on board, without nquirng into the OBJ
Jet of his milton, which we believe was TO af.
certain the fate of the perfous who are detaiu-
Cd. Ledger.
The Britinl frigate Cleopatra, has Joined the
Triumph and Leopard, now anchored in Lynn
haven Bay aud as DOUGLAS has failed, it is
the general opinion that he is bound for Hall
fax, to Wifi his Admiral, who is not the mildeft
wan in the world, and that perhaps, in few
days, we may have the whole of BERKFLEY's
iquadron in our waters. Herald.
This morning the General iTucd orders counter
h1andirg the return of the Richmond and Peterl-
barg Infantry Lager 1ai, 20.
PHILADELPHIA, July ID.
From our eorrcpOndent at the LaSaretfo-- Jmly
IS.
"The hip Martha, capt. Kingffon, arrived
here, was boarded off the CaPes of Delaware,
10y the Squirrel 1oop Of war, which detained
her g hours; PRESSED 10 PASSE NGERS.
Said there was War between England and A.
merica, and threatened TO fend her TO Halifax.
The morning after, faw hcr fire into Northern
fchooner, which came too, and was taken pof
felton, Of by her"