Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-21
NETWORK, Dee. 9.

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NETWORK, Dee. 9.
a Splendid Dinnsr was yesterday
piyeu to Commodore RAINBRIDGE'
AT the WARRINGTON HALL. Not
withstsndiug the unpleasant stale o1
the weather. there were nearly 500
persons present. Among the num-
her va. the Governor of.our stste
and the Mayor Of our City. J. Is.
Coles. Esq. ofiieisted as President.
and VIM. henderson, Esq. Gen.
Morton and Isaee Sebring, Esq.
as Vice Presidents, The dinner WAS
provided by Capt. Croker. and was
served up ia very correct and eis-
giant style.
The following toasts WAS given on
This oesxsi0n
T0ASTS.
1. The Uaitsd Statss-Psrpstui.
ty to their Union.
9. Tue President Of the United
States.
}. The .A'avy-Amepioa's best
bower anetor--M.y it enable her to
ride gu, the storm In safety.
=, The Congress Of the United
siates--May they ever remember
that they are leg;slating sor free
and Independent people.
5. TIE Juaidia,y--With SO en-
lish,sned sad indensnient Indicia-
ry, su: constitutional rights arc safe.
6. Our .Narui Commanders
They have more than realized the
expectations Of their friends.
Z. The Ccnsiitntion-Whsn pro-
perIy nanusd and mapssed, she did
wonders.
s. The gallant Psrry--The Hero
OF Lake Eric" lie gave up his
ship" IN exchanges Cor aect.
9 The sHanory Of Lu1ereuce. Bur-
roJcs and .aiisi--in cur regret for
their loss, W. fee. an henes: pride
,aat our country had susA sons.
10. Hull. Decatur, Jones and
Chauncsy-Brave in battle, gene
rOus in victory.
ii. The Army Of the United
States.
42 The Stats Of Nsw. York.
1s. A specify & sansrable Peace.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Commodore BGiu5ridge-The
City as New-York, destined by ma
tusc 10 be the Emporium Of the
cemmerce Of our country-May it
ere lsrg bo euabled to enjoy ali ito
benefits.
sy the President. sfter, tho Com
modors had rstirsd.-Onr Guest,
our Brather, our Fsilow-Citissn,
who first caused the star Of America
TO blaze beyond the liue.
BY His Eecellency the Gorrnor--
The officers sad soldiers sfthe North
Western Aany-hlsy their pFospe.
risy be equal to their patriotism Il
bravery.
By His Eoaor the Mayos-Tho
lsye o. eur country. ma. il eifeetu-
ally soRtrsi The unhsi!ewed intru-
;ioas Of foreign influence, and the
pernici0as alterations Of party spi-
rIt.
By May. General Dearborn-Ths
n.emers Of George Warrington
The Patriot, the Solder and States
Elan.
by MAJ. Gsa, Sterens--T'he Pre-
sideHt and Congress a: Sea--May
the Messages Il Reports from them,
be in tue spirit of the Constitution.
t'v The President, Mr.. Coles
The .aurels we this day celebrate
They will never fade, however we
may differ as to the policy Of the war
in which they have been geiued.
iq .7ir. Henderson, list Vice- Pre-
sidtnt = Msy every s. unpriBciplsd
T,rant" find q "yirtueus Alexan-
der ready and sble to oppose bin.
by Gen. Morton. ed Tice Presi.
dent-Vslor and HHmanity-The
ereaih which adorns the brew OF
the conquerer of the Java.
Gy .ur. Sebring. Sd Vice Prssi-
deni--Amerieen Wooden Walls, as
numerous as they ought TO be, md
we'll manned, the only security our
sailors want for their rights.
From the President, after the Co.
vernon aud Mayor had retired--The
GoveraSr Of the State of New York
The Mayor of the City Of New
York.
.ifter the President had retired,
Assistant A Herman TeM.on.a -a.