The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22
posed of naval flags, connected the pillars
and relieved the walls.

W. CiCSditt ttoSCtS, Que representing tNe
frigate CONSTITUTION, and the other the
sloop of war HORNET, were suspended from
the ceiling, and made beautiful appear
ance>-two other models of light armed YES
sells. under full sail, were exhibited on the
upper table (; the latter displayed ensigns q
remnants Inscribed PERRY"
The gallant Commodore entered the Hall
with the other guests and the officers of the
day, after the company was seated. On his
appearance the Band gave the national air
of +" Hail Cof1w6ia." and his fellow citizens
rose. and received him with three hearty
cheers.
The creates good humor and hiiari,v pre-
vailed during the entertainment, which was
attended, by gentlemen of every denomina
tion OF party. A full Band of music accom-
panied the toasts, which follow, with appro.
PIRATE airs; and the variety of excellent
patriotic songs, sung on the occasion, en-.
HANGED the pleasures of fessivity.
James Fairtie, Esq. presided assisted by
augustus Urght, WHiam IrUing, iona
than Lawrence, John bingham, George
presidents. .Nis' .AdU.
:. 1. The President of the United States of
America.
.. The Governor of the state of New
York.
3. Oar y.-Appreciating the bra
very and worth OF her defenders, * proving
to theworid that republics are not migrate
full. -,
a. The rights and interests ofthe rShn5Hc
supported with manly fortitude through
every crisis.
S. National honor The rallyiuC point of
high minds aud gallant spirits-may il ne.
yer BIZ sacraEced to Individual gain or par
tyGaterest.
6. The glorious 1otA Of SEM. 1s1s.--
lmmortalized m the annals of fame, IN the
sdhture 81 British Jfeet 6y one Of injeri-
or force. 9 cheers.
z. Our Waoy-Th> Store that smote
the Goiah Of The ocean. 6cheers go
3. Our naval heroes-Sta-s to their
co lntry. Sirifes to its enemies. cheers.
9. Somers, Wadsworth, and Israel
Martyrs be ore the walls of Tripoli.
Low sleep the youthful warriors brave,
who each his life an off ring gave,
And purchased there hero's'grave;
In battle falling s'oriously.
10. Lawrence, Pike, Covington. Allen.
* Burrows
Like of the battle they SET,
But enough of their glory remains or each sword,
10 light us 20 victory yeti
IL. me n my--C imposed of daring and
manly sPrits-under proper guidance it
will reach the summit of national glory
3 cheers.
10. Major Gen. Harrison
IN the hour OF danger generous in the hour
CT victory--who spared those who were ne
YER known to spare. cheers.
IS. The venerable Shelby and lis vol.
nnteer associafes-Citizen soldiers, worthy
of their leader; and their leader every way
worthy of them. 6 cheers.
IA. Colonel Croghan-The gallant de-
fender OF Fort Stephenson, who proved.
that intrepdity is more than match for
numbers. cheers.
IS. The memory Of Washington-The
model or republican magistrate-who
governed his country only to serve it
whose ambition was to be good rather than
great-and who became great by being pre-
emineDtly ,ocd.
is. Real faatriots cf all finrtiea-They
may be embarked in different ships, under
different commanders, and waited asunder
by different winds of doctrine, but their port
Of destination is the same !; and SO long as
honesty is their rudder, truth their needle.
and public good their polar star. they will
often fall IN comhany il the course of the
voyage. 9 cheers.
II. Retaliasion The reluctant but me-
cessary fiat of rctri5utive jus.ice-exercis-
ed, not to crafty present passion, but to
prevent future outrage.
1S- or fair counfryzvonien Protected
ana Observation-Disclosures SHllteS ana their hearts
are the recompence Of valor.
VOLUNTEER.
BY Commodore Perry-The union of the
State. cheers.
After & mmodere Perry had retired,
by the President Commodore Perrv, @
cheers.
BY Mr.. Vim. Irving Cattqia EHiott.--
The intrepid coadjusor of Commodore Per-
ny. cheers.
BY Mr. Augustus Wright-The govcr7-
n,eRt--While negotiating for an honorable
peace, may il not relax the arrangements
Cor war.
BY General Smith Commodore RODGERS
Who has only wanted an opportunity to
add another frigate to orr navy. cheers.
BY General Mapes--Cahtain Isaac HUI
Who opened the door which leads into
the temple of our nuVai giory. cheers.
By Doctor Bnllus--C Corr. Chaunceu-
The gallant Hero of Lake Ontario. 6
cheers.
BY Mr.. John Haff-Cahfain Porter
Who has asserted the rights Of America
TO the freedom Of the seas in both hemis-
phercs.
WAsEINdToN, Jan. II,
THE SEASON OF BRAVADO.
We extracted in our last, from Boston
federal paper, sew raj paragraphs indicative
OF the Reasonable feelings and disposition