The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

Cas..sy Co.rs.' .'v'ioil-
SSuadgcns of Cavalry from TIC hrs, and sec
cnj brigudcs, ffsl dsi<son.
Citizensof Norfolk and oshcI Counties % un
~ .-s-- - = ted.
Lins Of Carriages from Boston.
Thus formed, the Procession, proceeded
through Wasbiogron-strect, snd O'ange'
sttcet,to BoyIston MAikci--,hencc thrcusi
Doyikton< street, to an opening IN Tho Cou''
mun, between the Mall and Gun HOUSES
.brougf lines, formed by the Scholars u the
different Schools in Boston, attended by iheiI
! several Isstructors--nortbwsrd over The
,Comulop, towards the State. Hodse, 90 poin
opposite the west end OF Winler-st.--,ncLc
-scrossthe Mall, through Wintes-stis Get, Mail
vgh.street and CorrhilI; north side o
che Old State House and Sta,e-street, and BY
sbc east side of Broad-st. us far as Mix slIcet
sIcoce BY the west side Of Brosd-sneet, ts
S,a,e-ssrcct, and by the south side OF State
street, tothe head Of Congress-strec,, whc,,
the President left the Procession, with ths
Committee Of Arrangements, who were c
Jccived by the Independent, Company OF Ca
dcss, under Il. Col. Rogers, with the cus,o
mary saiutes, and conducted 10 the Rooms
in the Exchange Coffce-House, which hat
been provided for the Presidcnt's reception.
During the march of the Cayolcadc, salute
were fiscd from Dorcbcsler Heights, from
the Common, Fort independence Navy Yard
and rs gun Ship. Op passing through State
street, which was fanciiuly decorated will
the Asgs Fof he C6ifcd States, . baud Of Mu
sic placed ia The. balcony, fronting the Unioi
Bank, sslurvd the President, as nc passed
vifh = number Of appropriate end pAtfio'i'
sits. ,s ~
T6c numerous merchant vessels, in ou
harbor, booored,,he occasion, BY adispisy 9
their fsgs.
A 6ner day could not have intervcncd 4
add brilliancy and ecIat 10 the interesting
scene. r1
Tho crowd Of spectator, in all the ssrects
through which the procession passed, an
moro parlics!ariy on the Common, was mucl
| greater than has been Witnessed, IN ihisp place
sincc tho visit of the sainte6 'sTashipgion.--
Nolwitbsssnding this circums'opce, the u,
most deeorum prevailed snd the proc cssio
wss conducted, throughout, with 40 order
| prscision and reg eulsri,y,thst peculiarly mar
I cd the Intelligence by which it was directed
| On entering the Common, x passing ,hrosgl
the lines, skirted and adorned by tho youth
I Of Boston, tho psido and hope Of their sire:
| and OF the States the scene became aHecting
I Iy interesting, and was participated in, by
more numerous concourse OF people, tha
we ever rccollcet to have seen, on that gree
! and piclurcsqas area. The houses, situate
adjacent'so sne line Of march, were blIed :
rep,eiion. st
| "you would have thought the very windows movv''
- -.'s'rtrr as ne pass'a, msny Dung and old,
I Through yasemouts darted their desiring eyes"
/. Shortly cfier the arriva! OF the President,
his .toops in The Exchspse, he accompsnic
! tho Commiltee of Arrange mcn,s 10 the sc,
ond galIe,y. Of tina, magni6cen, buiIdinI
| where MIR. BulEoch, the Chairman Of ,b,
Commttee, read TO him an Address, in bs
half the Cilizens OF Boston, congra,ula,in
him on his arrival within tho metropolis
Massachusetts 10 which the President IN ad
an immediate reply. See address and on.
wer below A large eoncourse Of ladies an
gcn,iemsn. 6ll:ns the ls,, Sd, and 4,h galleI
les, as well us tho area. Col Austin, on th
| Presidents retiring, gra,ited the nudicnc,
by . second reading Of he address and answe
which were received by iepes,ed bursts {
| acelanation.
/ Al o'clock, the President set down I
| dinner with number OF his guests anon
| whie h were the Committee Of tho town, th
late President Adams, Governor Brook
Lieut.. Governor Phillips, Major Gencr,
! Dearborn, Commodores Bsinbridge and Pc
ry, Capt. Hull, Gen. Miller, President Of Ha
yurd University, the Judges OF the Unite
J States and State Courts Members Of III
| Executive Council, Marshal of the Distric
| and Sheriff Of tho Courts. .--President of th
Senate snd Speaker Of the House Of Repr,
| sentativcs, several Of the Rev. Clergy; an
civil officers OF tho United States, and man
Of the civil and military officers Of The Stat,
aud others, whose names we have not sseel
l tsined. -
| 70 TIE PRESIDE.MT OF THE UN.
TED S7<7'ES.
sfR.
The Citizens Of Boston, by their Com
miuec, appointed for that purpose, beg lcav