The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26
COMMUNICATION.

The S2nd OF February, the anniversary Of the
Birth OF the illustrous Warrington, was cele-
brated in this city with the usual honors,-tbe
dawn Of day was announced by the discharge of
cannon from the Washington and jefferson Ar.
tillery commanded by Capt. John r Price,
at sun rise grand national salute of II guns
the same number at IL O'Clock and at sun set.
At O'Clock the company of Artillery and Capt.
Wren's company Of Republican blues set down
to a most excellent dinner prepared for the oc
cason, after which the following toasts were
drank amidst general burst of applause.
LIST. The daywe celebrate May the ami
versary of the birth of our beloved Washinet on .
he proclaimed by the roar of cannon, and his
memory be cherished until the sun of Liberty
shall sink in the universal wreck of nature-17
cheers Isl.
2 The President of the United States, NAV
his conduct endear him to the peoples cheers
8. The memcry ofthose heroes, who fell in
defence OF the liberties Of their country, while
we vererate may we emulate their actions.-6
cheers.
4. The memory ofBeniamin Franklin.-3
cheers.
S. The Congress of the United States, may
they NOT forget that the situation of our country
| demands frmness and descision 30 cheers.
John TYLER our late venerable chief ms.
gistrate, his iiberality will long be remembered
b. the Washington and Jefferson Artillery and
the Richmond Republican Blues-6 cheers
z George w. Smith Col. of the 18th regiment
his attention to the military deserves our
warmest appreciation g cheers
Thomas Jefferson late President of the u
nited States, the blessings of his country will
reach him in his retirement.-9 cheersr
9 Our minister in London-we look for a
hrm erect republican, when 10 ! a cringinr
! courtier appears-l7 cheers.
} TO- Msy he who lost eye in defence OF the
/ Liberties of his country, never Eoe TO see tbat
|! COnnfEV ayyed xrtht no nth. . H.
IL. Kings, Princes, or Emperors, foes to Lii
berty, may our country never afford them an
assyum.-17 cheers.
81 The War-Worn Soldier, may il never be
said, that Poverty and Crutoh, are the only pen
sons bestowed for his services--17 cheers
l3 The Legacy OF Washington. " The union
of the States" May the mouth become dumb
that would advise, and the hand wther tina,
would attempt severance-17 cheers
ID Eternal War in preference, TO INDIGESTION
| disgrace, and dishoner liz cheers
Is. The militia of the United States the sure.
| est safeguard of our Liberties.-17 cheers.
10. Commerce, honOrably maintained or none
IL The fair daughters of Columbia, their smiles
the soldiers sweet reward.-17 cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
Ey Capt. Price. MAJ the American Tree
yield an hospitabie shade, the laws a safe and
generous protection, to theivirtuous and honest
lovers of Genuine Liberty of every nation and
cline who seek repcse under such mild as
syum.
BY Capt. Wren. The bank of the United
States, may the present Congress unlink chain
| so proptious to monarchy.
BY Lieut.. Bryson-The People.
BY Lieut. Baskerville tyrant of the ocean
and the tyrant of the continent-rnay the waters
ofthe great deep cover one and the Crater of
Vesuvius receive the other in its. bottomless a.
byss.