Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-26
NETWORK, Aug. 90.
THE PR ESfDENT. TOUR.

THE PR ESi DEM - iOOR.
On Friday morning, the 9Th inst. (says
the Buffalo Gazette of Tuesday } the Pre-
sident OF the United States, accompani-
ed by Maj Gen. Brown, arrived at Fort
Niagara, in the u. S. sioop Jones, from
.Sackett's Harbor. After inspecting the
works at the Fort, the President passed
up the Niagara, and slept at Judge POr-
ter's, at the Falls. On Saturday, about
noon, Mr.. Monroe and Gen. Browr were
met below Black Rock, by Committee
of this village, who were accompanied by
a number of Citizens, and escorted our
respected Chief Magistrate through Main
street 10 Landon's Tavern, wheie an APP
propiiate address was delivered him b.
the Committee, TO which the President
made short eXtcmporaneous reply. A
number of Citizens were Introduced 10
the President-whO, after dining at Mr..
Landon's, took passage IN the u. 5. sch.
Porcupne, Capt. Packet accompanied
by Com. Dexter,) for Detroit.
The President, after visiting the City
of Detroit, will proceed Immediately 10
the seat of government, through Ohio
and Pennsylvania, having been already
more than two months from WasiIihg-
ton.
General Brown met Mr. Monroe, al
Plattsburgh, and will accompany him 10
Detroit. The gentlemen attached 10 the
Presidents suite, came up on the Cana
dian side OF ihe Niagara.
On Monday week, arrived at this port,
(Buffalo) the S. schr. Porcupine, 1t.
Com. Packet, and the u. S. sch. Client,
1t. Com. Champlaim Com. Dexter hols-
ted his flag on board the Porcupine.
4 ( Al
litely favored us with the perusal Of let
ter from a medical gentleman OF Charles
ton, S. &. Under date of Aug. 8, which
stances of the sudden aud lamented death
of the TT. Rev. Theo: Dehop, ID. ID. Bsh-
op of The Protestant Episcopal Church
for the Southern Diocese.
This most amiable and excellent
man." says the writer, had been TO
New York to attend the General Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church, and OIL
his return continued to perform divine
service in St. Micbaefs Chapel. His re-
sidencc was in our northern suburbs;
situation generally deemed safe from the
contagion of The Yellow Fever; but he
frequently came into the City, ~ the per-
Torrance of his clerical functions. lie
visited SultiYan's Island, and there per-
formed divine service, and spent the
night, OIL Sunday, July II. On Tuesday,
the Goth, lie attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Fowler, the wife Of Il Clergyman Of This
CITY and on ON the succe ling day cal
led to condoIe with the all icied fau,hy.-
The weather had been very rainy, AID d
quantity of siagnant water remained IN
the court yard, which had become pu-
frid. The Bishop is said 70 have been
nauseated by the eihugia. On Thursday
be was to have married q domestic o!
mine, but excused himself from aileni-
ing on account OF indispOsiilon. Here
conclude the injection had al~e>ly taken
place. For several days tie BISHOP irea
ted his own Case--tOOk al eIuciic, NC.--
On calling ia medical advice, he was
found quite pr0strated. lie died OF the
9th day after the visits OF his physician
commenced. The case terminated with
ihe vomiting OF black matter, which eau
leave no doubt OF is bcigg tie yellow
Fever.
believe you were acquainted with
DR.. DeboR--if 80, | doubt not your es-
ieem Tor MIN, and your regret at his early
tate. have Just Witnessed a crowded