The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27
BALTIMORE. Dec. 90.
GENERAL ARMSTRONG.

testimonial of respect and attachment for the
dignihed and honorable manner in which he
performed his diplomatic duties at The
Court of France The festive board was
dangerously attended on this occasional
7nerican.
Edward Johnson, Esq. Mayor. presided.
Gen. Henry Miller,
Col. ]. A. Buchanan. ~
Col. Peter Little, and " iie''ue"'S'
Isaac M'Kim.
After dinner, the following toasts were
drank
1. The people of the u. States first
great object of a patriots wiSh-fullness i'm
their fields, peace ON their borders, and free
dom throughout time.
9. The Constitution of the Federal Re
public, the peoples declared wll.-nay
It grow with their growth. strengthen with
their strength, and be perpetual as their gen
CREATIONS.
3. Ih= Congress of the u S an as
-sembiy of freemen, the delegates of the free
may they remember they act for a ma
ton. and before a world.
Thepresid mt & Ulcers of our admins
tration-more eminent by character than bv
-sta,ion-may they contemn The maxims OF
ancient fraud. and lead a country by Justice
10 prosperity.
S. The memory of departed sages G. SOL
Warren, Franklin and Adams, and their
great contemporaries.
% Inc retired patriot, who taught the
rights OF Conscience TO intrudng authority,
and treMoied for his country when unjust to
others-'Chomas Jefferson.
z. Tie Patriotic Restorers Of the Laws.
who urtettered the press, and bid the S ran
Esr live secure in the land
3. The faithful assertors of their countrJ's
yICrlf q -, fn-a
rage and perseverance be truly estimated
anti justly rewarded.
9. truth aud Sincerity among the rulers
OF nations may reason no longer be mock
ed, humanity veXed and America insuited
by the iniquity of Europe.
10. Ihe great repelients of foreign ae
sTessions and zeal among the cit,
zenS OF the U. S.--may seifishness and am
bition die, detected and despised.
ii Agriculture, tho nurse of life. the
source O. strength--hy Interest, taste aud
P0iicy commended
II. Manufactures and he machanic arts.
that furnish all the others--may the hand-
cratt or America retrieve the h9uors usu?D-
Ell by Idle or pernicious professions.
IS Commerce, the social intercourse Of
natians, that joins divided worlds and peo.
pies the ocean----may it he free as its
winds and waters 10 circulate the globe.
.;e Press, pure al free-may it ne
yer become fountain of talsehoud but flow
with benifcent information to ages.
Is south Ansrrca-maY it be linked to
the North by interests firm as the NOM
tam lsthnus, that scornS breach from
eastern winds and waves.
Is. The Friends of Freedom throughout
the world.
II. The world at Peace, and all her tu
NUTS YER the Prelude to a happier state
of things.
VOLUNTEERS.
b General Armstrong. The CITY ofBaI~
eino'S-may is extension know no other
limit than such - small be prescribed by
thr happiness and prosperity of It's inhabi-
tarts
ity Edward Johnston, CATER Gen. A. had
reur'd.) Gu la'e minister 1t Paris. who
cafried truth 70 Court, and freedom 10 the
frnnl of power
~ { A. Buchanan. The American
fd'r--may their s,nlIes never cheer a villain,
nor their arms ever embrace traitor.
by James II M'Culoch Esq The heart
Iw'tch expands with ben@volence, and the
b d that opens with bounty.
by General Miller. May honest integri
= 'crninate our disputes with Europe if
tn fails. may a STRoNc ARM decide.
~ Major Bays General Samuel Smith
BY Mr.. ChasteIler-N atura!ized Citi-
s-may they forget the place where
G nee gave them BIRTH and cling to Co
oia, SO long as she remains a repub.
u
.iiV Geo Foss, jun.--THoMAs JEFFER
sCN - cheers.
1y w. echin----Our countrv-nay
TN clouds which obscure its ,litical ana
nmercial glory, be soon scattered by A
nafonGl display of such wisdom and firm.
neas, as an Armstrong exhibited in defiance
OF drspotic power.
WAsH1NGToN-The uprigh, statesman.
Tile unconquered warrior, the father of his
Country.
While gratitude lasts, may his name be en-.
deard,
And ms precePts while mem'ry holds, be re.
ver'd.
WAsHINGToN CtTY, Dec. 90.
Ihe following article is extracted from
the Boston Centinel of Dec. IL
S1 re follows the article, published in the
ia' Enquirer, stating that the Spanish minis
'e ID Washington had dispatched cutter
60 CRdiz, to inform of the occupation of
b da.1
FROM consideration of the source from
"h'on we derive this article il NAV be
considered sort of demi official notice