Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-15

the natlon 10 examine. nc Jay ditei
his arrival he breakfasted with General
Miller, having witnessed the extended &
picturesque prospect afforded from the
Mall. He examined the points OF defence
at Long-Island, visited Forts independ-
ence and Warren, in the forenoon, and
took some refreshments, prepared I'm Il
STYLE of elegauce.-Salutes were fired
from the ship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yards
manned), the Notifications and Revenue
Cutters.
About three O'Clock the President re
turned the call of His Excellency the Go
verror at Medford visited the beautiful
seats in that vicinity: partook OF a COLA
ton at the Governors, and dlned at home.
lie visited the Circus early In the evening
and passed the residue at the house of
Gen. Dearborne.
YESTERDAY morning early, scrnc late in
ventions IN mechanics were presented TO
his attention, and he breakiasted with
Commodore cambridge, i'll Brookiine,
near Jamaica Lake. The factories in
.Waltham werethenexamined, atterwhich,
the President visited tile superb seats of
Mr.. Lyman and Mr.. Gore. Fruits and
freshmen,s, at the former place, and Il
most sumptuous and tasteful entertain
ment, al the latter, filed up his time until
4 Fate hour.
Upon his arrival at The Exchange Cot
fee. House, an address was delivered to
him by the lIou. Judge Tudor, Vice-Pre-
sidcnt of the Society OF the Cincinnati.
He attended the town Grafton, :!e en-
terlainment of the Executive OF The state,
and afterwards visited Fanuiei Hall, and
examined the various armories there He
dined with the Cincinnati and spent the
.,,fl, ,l,s. Lot I 4 f.nrnrt,nr
This Day, together with a numerous
company of national and state officers.
civil and military, he breakiasled with
Capt. Hall, at the navy ward after he
had examined that establishment, and the
frigates laid up III ordinary. The break
fast was equally sumpiuous and tasteful.
The President and many gentlemen, vi
siied the ship independence, which salu-
led him, and was dressed with flags, up
OH his leaving her.
July G.
Further Items EFF the President
Yesterday the President, having taken
some refreshments, on board the Indepen-
dence, returned to Charlestown. He was
received by a committee of the town, and
an address was delivered to him by Dir.
Bartlett, the Chairman.
An arch, composed of evergreen, was
erected al the principal entrance of the
square; prOfuSiOn of Crosses, red and
white together" formed the centre, and
were every where intermingled with the
green. A rural chain of twenty links, in
dicailng the union Of the States, hung i'll
two fcsloons from the centre TO the sides.
Upon the arch above, was Inscribed
THE 10Th If JaMe, 1875" the day of the
battle of Bunker Hill, and the President
rnpaiUar tho a.!.,Iroe.. 10
at tins spot
About 1900 men, Artillery, Cavalry and
light and heavy Infantry, upon Bunker's
Breeds Hill, were afterwards reviewed by
the Commander in Chief. they were
formed in square around the monument
erected in remembrance ofWarren and
other heroes of that period.
MIR. Monroe then proceeded up the
MIddlesex Canal, and dined with His En-
cellency Gov Brooks. lie returned to
town IN the evening, went to all Oratorio
at the Church in Chancery Place, aud af
forwards graced an elegant party. which
was given in honor of his visit, by the
Hon. II. G.. Otis, Esq. This entertain
ment was as magnificent as fashionable
company, fine instrumental music and
fire works in the garden could render it.
This day, we hear, the President will
attend puhllc worship at Christ Church,
at the north end of the town, in the morn
ing, and in the afternoon, he will attend
the Rev. Mr.. Channing's in Federal street.
Tomorrow, Mr.. Monroe will be inau-
gurated l.. L. ID. at Cambridge University,
upon which occasion an address will be
delivered by President Kirkland, and an
Grafton i'll Latin by student-Subse-
quently, review upon the Common in
Boston of the Brigade under Gen. Welles,
which is expected to perform various ev-
olutions, will take place. The Chief Ma
gistrate will dine with President Adams
at Quincy, return TO town aud prepares
for his departure from Boston.
1t is ascertained that the number Of
children on the Common Oh Wednesday,
amounted to $3.50.
BOsTON, July 6
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