Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

3. The President ofthe U. S.-Msy those
,.lents and virtues which distinguished the
.,yfv part Of his political life be recalled iAto
lion before the dose Of his Administration.
4 TIE Good ship MassachuseftS- will
eide safe while her CABLE IS STRONG.
:. The Commander IN Chief ot NE Com
,.or71ezth If .HGssdchRseus-The Patriot,
Statesman and friend Of WAsHINCTOH-
Once more. cal'd TO the chair OF State
Nav he again prove himself the Governor OF
the C1mu Cd wealth, not Of party.
g. Tie memory 81 Gen. WAsHINcToE-
Great By resolve. vet by example warm'd,
Himselfthe model of his glory form'd,
a q wing trait from every chiefhe caught.
IT. baut,Ilike FABlUs s. ike CAESAR fought.
The memory n The invepea Moygca-
Who frs. taught his COUntrymen the art Of
Sharp Shooting,
3. The SPIRIT Of tie american Peoble-May
4 BE awakened 10 fun sense Of injuries in
Aicted on our country, whether under the
guise Of French municipal regulations" IN
Berlin and Milan DEGREES or The retalla
tory" system Of English Orders in Council
q The B1iLl1 N Hassachzsetts-M May i
be the buIwask Of our liberties, not tue en-
CINE of oppression.
10. EectUe RlsEs-Our surest hopes in
national distress--may they call into action
the best talents NJ our CouDtry and restore
our former prosperity
IL. Tde Enemies Of our CoHrty-A Tar
get for Sharp Shooters.
II. B9naoate-Lice, Locusts and Red
Sea for the modern Pharaoh Of Europe.
IS The Rife CAa.H-Counected by cour-
age and constanCy, may it receive the last
polish in the School Of honour and patriot
ism.
IA On neutral yigAts-May we never
abandon the inheritance of our national birth
rights Equal justice to al nations-sub.
mission % none.
Is. The 14Liciayy-The strong pillars
which eX8lt x support tie arch 1T our indie
pendence.
10 The Patrons offhe Portland Rife Com.
oaHy- May the liberallty Of the ciuzen be
rewarded BY the yalor oi the soldier.
Volunteers By iuUited Guests.
TIE H-ros Of our Revolaisn-S $4,000,
for T-at,or, but not a ceat for zoR zgoyn
yeteydg
TIE Portland Rife Com5Irr-lIay lis b55g
abide m strength, and It's 4,7as Be made
strong in the defence Of our couatry's Just
rights
Tie .Tacobin Clergy ir he Lcgisl4trre ef
E41s5ach4setts-De Degenerate plants Of
strange ylne-The hon and the lamb may
lie down together-the thistle and the rose
may flourish in mutual proximity bat rcH
5icn and iacobinism root not in the same soil.
The North Hampton Sr-May he long
continue to give lite and energy and JOY TO
the thousands of Massachusetts, and when
he sets go, rise some other such"
Tie Portland RyFs Company May they be
IS an act, :" SIN addition ID an act, )" " sup
Elementary to an act" entitled " an act, more
etfectusl'y to defend our poor and almost
ruined country"
ITu.-In a Just and necessary war, our
country against world in arms.
The Shoes Of DsmOcrccy-Low quarters !;
down at the heel; and unable to toe the
7ta,k-may they soon come 10 the last.
The Restrictions on our Commerce. Nav
they give place 70 an armed neutrality.
Republication. May its name no longer
be abused to sanction crimes, at which Des.
potlsm ought % blush
THE following address to the members Of
tie Company was made by an old and
respectable officer, as an introduction 10
the toast which follows ii
GENTLEMEN,
consideration Of the necessityof arming
to contend with our fellow men is truly pam.
tul 70 lie feeling snd humane mind We
ought, II conformity 90 religious and philo
sophie Impressions 10 view ourselves IS
members Of the same family. But the sad,
the sorrowtul reverse is the case. "Man's
greatest enemy is man"
AS CORPS, gentlemen, you have done
yourselves great credit But in case Of ex
tremity, IN case Of actual hostility, YOU must
not Calculate on appearing more than one
day in che elegant military habit, II which
20 the honor OF The town Of Portland. The
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, and the
United States, you now appear. Should
sexual hostility take place with any nation
III JlsIht5le nrincip pies, your country ex
Pec. th-- every man viii a bis dutv"
Permit me 20 recommend to YOU as a
perfect model for every military man. that
great General, who by his prudence. con.
stancy, snd courage, wrought Out the polit.
Icai salvation a his country.
ToAsr. The american Eayle-Msv the
uee 81 hoerty q the renotest future ages
be has peaceful abode t--- If disturbed b.
IorelEn a5gresso A, May hes with MS uat,.c
majesty, soar above the region Of national
paTua.t4e5. to the mansion Of " EQUAL IUs.
ICE. aHd like tightening, descend with
lN''Aclble taions, on his greatest foe
The Hall was decoratadin 4 stvle If
elegance superior 10 any tang Of The
kind ever known in this town. and does
great credit to the ingenuity and taste
otthe gentlemen under whose direc.
ton It was done In the evening the
Hall was brilliantly and fancifrll,. N,