The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-24
SAINT PATRICK,s DAY.,

lhe anniversary OF Saint Patrick was celebrated in
ts city at the Eagle Tavern with that hlarity and
good humour so peculiar to the of Erin. After
sumptuous dinner prepared for the occasion, the
following national and patriotic rUASTS were given,
accompanied with appropriate songs.
lst. The dap, and all who honor il. -.5
2nd. Ireland, may the present awful gloom of her
Political horizon he speedily dspeiio By the sun OF
liberty and independence.
3rd Our aaobtea coMrtry,,a kint! mother we have
found her and as sons will defend her.
4th Hishmen, may they foster bro,herIy. love to-
wards each othc in all countries
!, 5th The Catholic association in Ireland. May.
their perseverance, unrer the irowns of ministerial
persecution be crowned wfth success .,..:t
6tn. The I'sveiUe Soortties zvho sat on the trial
Or. Sheridan; may every Successive jury Iay
like them, wisdom enough to know their rights, AN
courage sufficient to assert them. t
7th. Irish Emigrants-Sfay Jove's Thunder
bolt strike the petty tyrant who dAres trampie ON
the laws OF Nature and of Reason, IL. disappdntiny
tbeir Just expectations, by numerically dra,,gi
them into bondage, when in sight of Freedom and
Pionty-Sbrip IF Shiiiaiiagh.
9Th. Nay the light IF Truth continue to irraf
ate the soul of Hiberna till Religious and Politc.I
intolerance are disspated by the refu sence Of her
Virtues
9th The Hatb-Smmonnted with the CROW, mo
tluces thought hut major Ascoras, ,,;,or coacorks
fiat resolutions and Shu--o cioses-Reverye r. ami
mark the melody of its Muse
10th. ReLigion-Untaiuted with bigotrv, preiu
dice or supcistton--St. Patrick was a Christian 4
follow his example. g
Id. ArisA 9.As ss.si,,i.s;.,n from reiar- 70 az
foreign bulls AMI native bulls excepting horned
bills.
1ath. The Eagle that SCARS above the clouds Of
seihsiness and invites her aerie not ONLY the EN-
lie OF Erin, but the oppressed of all Nations
10Th. Gar im PRESSED country men III the British
Nary-we synpathize with them in their suferne-s
and long to hail them in this land of Liberty
18th. Emmett s.
oh breathe not his rame let it sleep in the shade
" Where cold and unhonprcd his relics are lsil
Let the tear that we shed, tho secret it rolls
" Long, long Keep his memory green IN our sou, :"
18th. The ShIplroct--M MAY it like the Iyy T., the
Elm ever cling to the free OF Liberty, and there fos-
terd support it.
10th: The btooming Daughters of Erin, famed
for their beauty and domestic virtues
18th. TIE Fair Daughters of Cokumbia--tle
Exe's best comfort
Commodore BainbriaSe is appointed Supcrintcii.
dent of the Navy Yard ia Charlestown, Mass.
Gentleman Of distinction, who has passed tl,ro'
this City, on his way from Washington reports thar
He"rJ's disclosures have cost Sove7a3,sint no.
thing.
he Count dc Crillon is said to he the s,n os Il, q
Direc dc Criilon, who took AIinorca in I7se and
subsequently commanded the Spanish aud French
troops at the famous siege OF Gibraltar.
=: From q Gi6ynltar Papey-Jan II.
we stop the Press to mention, that authentic in
tellIgegec has just been received FROM Dnia OF the
81 OF Jan'ary,by which II appears, that IIake with
part Of his army, had refrented to yoLe,c;a afl
the action Of Dee. 26t'i that, or, the pstl,. fhe
Enemy qoere rePnise4 an an ATTACK nm the ToSVn !.
that Provisions for one month had been thrown int,,
the Place, and great hopes were entertained that
the Enemy would he obliged to raise the Siege, A.
Nina and e EmpecinaI0 we're advancing against
them, by the Scgorbe road, aud would act in con.
Junction with the army under General Frcyre.
NO account of the fall of Yacncis had reached
Gibraltar on the 18th Of January but at the las,
latcs it was closely bescgcd.
The British Ambassador hal returned to Sicily
from England, and it was said had been fayourabj,
received.
-Four or Eve French privatecrs we're eruiz;np tl,e
after part of Dec. between Sardinia and the fp;eo
'h1re. One boa ded American brig Aid from Nal
a for smyrna, AID treated her politely Rostor pal
'aNHE sUBCRIBER.--IIsy;ng settled ., ,I,o ~,
ing-tireen will practice Law in the Superior S
inferior Courts of CsroIise, King-wiiam * Hano
scr' .. DICKINSON.