Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-06-12

"a SoiiS.
The renewal Of commercial intercourse
between the United States and Great Brit.
am, was celebrated by the Federal Repub-
hcans in this town on Saturday last, with
every expression Of JOY which an occasion
so suspicious TO the interests OF CONNER
cal people is calculated to inspire. The
day was ushered in by discharge of cannon
At two o'clock upwards of hundred Fed
erallsts sat down to an elegant dinner pre-.
pared by Mr.. Daniel Cobb, at Washington
Hall. Joy and fessivi,y went round the
hoard--and the spirit with which the cele.
eration was conducted may be discovered
from the following roasts which were drank
on the occasion -
/. The day-May the causes which pro-
d,lced its celebration, be lasting memen.
10 To the citizens Of the United States to
place integrity and talents in their councils.
2. The P,esident Of the United Ssates-May
he be animated by an ardent zeal for the
good OF his country, and continue to adopt
such measures as will conduce to the best
interests Of the people.
). Aassachnsefsr, our political Eden
Though the Serpent entered the garden he
was unable to blast the tree of Life.
4. H.s E'sceileacy Christopher Gae-While
he holds The helm OF State, we contemplate
steady cours., By the compass OF rect-
,ude.
>. Tie Menso,y Ilustrious
Shade IN the hour of peril may thy man.
tie descend upon thy fayorite sons, and
shieid Our country from impending danger.
* III A., Il. - l. q
over the mysterious wanderings OF declining
LIE /; and may they be lost in the remem.
brance Of his former services.
=. Ttinothy Pieterpg-firm and unmoycd
amid the conflicts of party superior TO
eailimny, aduIation or corruption.
\ The memory of Hamilton.
.. The n'en,ory If Anes-A profsund
Statesman, sa5lime Orator and ardent friend
ofhis Country.
IL. Our Foreign hteyconrSe--May it ever
be founded on tue immutable principles
o; right and lulty, and supported by that
inagnanimous policy which is as ready TO
OTTER, as 10 demand justice.
~e Il. The Union u the Stdfes--May It resist
all hostile attacks OF base and perhdious ru-
iers, or iactious and disorganizing citizens
II. Farmers and .iiechaaics--Palsie be
the hand and paralizcd the heart that would
again make their interests the sport Of phi
losophical experiment.
-. Or Sea f'Ving 6yethren--Brave, gem
erous and slncere-ever ready to protect
The rights ofothers, may their rights ever
be protected.
Is. Our Navy-May orr un-boa,s be.
come Frigates, our Frigates Ships of the
Line. and our Officers PREBLEs.
-. 6essdoia College, and al Ssmliaories Of
Learning.
10. The Federal minority in Congyess-
Tier exertions to rescue Liberty from the
tolls OF her enemies, have raised an everlast.
Ing monument to their fame, and demand
the gratitude Of this and future generations.
Il. lae Gey9y-Ne ,enerste the man
whose heart Is pure, whose hands are clean,
Shose doctrine and whose life coincident,
exhibit lucid proof that nc is honest in the
sacred cause. ....s.,.
VOLUN1'EERS.
Jegrrsop and Boaaparse--A fortunate dis.
solution ut CoDarincrship, BY the f,uner's
retiring from business.
te4e,atsm-The flaming swoId that de-
tends the tree of L,berty-lest lacobnism
should eat thereof and live forever.
lac asbl0cmie Jp1y an Ceastess--Like
d s.tiisii statutes upon elevated pedestals,
the higher they are raised tie more dimini
tive the appear.
lhs aa'vH y he<erdlisnl-- AS it rose in the
enc, may It extend ~ The solih, until the
w'oe p~iIg'sa. hsa4ah he .iian .aatcd.