Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-10

will wear well, for it has been dearly
earmed."-Two guns.
Z. Thomas Jetferson-Let the de-
scent from power, like. death, cano-y
nizc his character--let enemies cease
from reviliug, friends from fatsery---
truth spsak-justice dccide-history
proclaim-Two guns.
8. The President of the u. States
LET all the people support the ser
want of the people. for the sake of the
people-Three guns.
9. James Monroe-Thes oldierg no
offered up his blood, and the st3tes-
man who stakes his fame, ON the all
tar of the republic-Two guns.
10. Gov&nor Tyler-A man of rs
Two guns.
II. Governor Gerry" At crisis
so momentous, it is every mans duty,
it he has hut one day tolive, 20 devote
that day to the public sood.'"-Twe
guns.
IL. The memory of John Tompson
Dear to his native town-our tears
at least shall water his laurels-Two
guns.
Is. The militia-The army of the
eonstitution-Two guns.
Ia. Our sister States. Ask the
true patriot what are the objects near
est to his heart-The first is union---
the second, union-the third, union
Three guns.
Is, Great Britain-ss Oh that she
would be wise, that she, would regard
her iAtter end w-No gun.
rs. France-The despot bends ON
us his gorgon brow-let it change us
into STONE indeed-into rock of ada
mart, fearless of his rage, immovable
by ms power--No gun.
II. The American fair-N;n. s,,,no
Selected, TOASTS drank at Baltimore ON
the 9Th INST. g
Our country, the only asylum for afIict.
ed humanity. May the breast of every
citizen, prove rhermopyla,. forever i'm.
penetfable to the inlfigues OF arms of our
enemies.
= ~. A bumper-toasts. 9 cheers.
freedom OF the world. ~ cheers.
tne militia=.the safe defence of a freq
people. May the iaursis won at Beun,nq
ton and Kings-uioantain have everiastinr
bloom. a bumper-9 cheers.
Inc Press-=frensied De Tie head which
shall plot to letter its freedom.
s 6 cheers.
The constituted AUTHORITIES OF the Unit.
ed States--Ai.y they have the confidence
OF iTseHen by acting with the spirit of
freemc6. a cnee,s
The-renembrance OF Washington. hero
OF the retoiuton-- health TO Jefferson tue
apostle ofpeace. A pause & 8 cheers.
lhe memory OF fhe egfparso- devised BY
Wisdom, sdoptedfby pstAotism, parai.zea
by treachery and des,ri,eA ny pus,lianim,-
~, A couble Dusnpere=12 cnsers.
The name OF our fellow citizens MURDER
ed on board tne Chesa AXE tr,gate.
pause.
he open passage to freedom tai ough the
nears OF h.s oppressors anu the iare of
laman be his VINO viii not protect and de.
ienu MN. Bumper tcast-> y cheers.
Great Britain and France==rke shark
and y1e rygcr---no communion with ell
ther until they render US Justice.
By Capt. Keyser--Timothy Pickering.
a vulture prepared to glut himself on the
independence of his country.
We are indebted to the politeness Of
the Editor of thess Whig'' for the
following. Bait. Amer.
SUMMARY.
The English prints complain, that
the brunt of the contest and the prin-
cipal part of the danger were borne bv
the British at Fort Matagorda :---An
American captain recently arrived,here
from Cadiz, says he saw boat with
IA orI5 Epglishmen on board, sunk
by single shell which fell upon it.
Parties in parliament are divided by
a writer in the London Statesman into
nine squads, the ninth, he states is
{" perfectly independents, and supports
the cause of the true constitution with
great steadiness and Abilities" among
these the principal is Sir +. Burdett.
In the same paper we find very spirit
ed and elegant letter addressed to lord
Milton, urging the benefit & necessity
OF reform.---" Some change, says the
writer, must come, Fearful too is the
alternative: for when a MIGHTY ma.