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

tic com mand Of Bfigadicr General Lincoln,
Of the ffltrdivisioo, consisting Of ue,sch-
men, Of Cavalry Of 6fty.cigh rank snl file,
under the command af Capt.. Hunt, Of See
konk.--Cspt. WsIker's Company Of A.,il-
ley, from Norton.a company Of Light In
fanuy from EastoD, under con- msnd Of ISiru-
tcnsp, Algcr, Company Of Light Esanify
from Rehobatb. under the commend oil Cop-
tain Carpenter, and Rife company frcm
Attleborough, under tbc command OF capt
Daggc,t, forming Battalien, under the cum
psnd Of Col Leach, of Easton, after rccciy-
ing the Darching and standing saluies, tho
lihcers and many OF the ciIizens fihe neigh
borhood, were introduced 10 the President,
who then visited the extensive Cotton PACE
inry, under the agency OF Timothy Green,
Capt Hunts Cavalry then escorted the pfcsi.
dent proceeded by the Marshal or the Dis.
trict, TO Col. Haich's in AttIchoro' thro the
5sh Division. Following the Ptssidept, were
number of citizens OF the towns Of Scekonk
and Atteboro' on horseback. Capt. Hunts
caval' y, spread 10 tho right md left, and the
President after passing through thoa, obii-,
! qued, and received the respects Of number
Of attending eitizens, gentle men Of thn, town.
| In few rnomcnts the President, having re-
| ceivcd the yatutaiions Of Msj Gen. Etape, <
! Drigsdier Gen. Guild, OF the sccon& Brigade,
l Isl. Divisions ne was escorted through Cen
| crai Guilds Brigade, by a ba,tslioe Of CavsI-
l W, commauded by Maj Fond. Al Wren
L than, he reviewed the 3d Reg. OF, Infantry
4 oTthc 2d Brigade, comm anded by Col. Goweu,l
and partook of COLLATION., provided Ia style
1 Of fyillags simplicity by the Selectme en- Of that
town. Al WaipoIe, be hsi,ed few nome nts,
at Clsp's Inn, where number Of cilizehs Of
4 tho ucighbo, hood, were introduced 10 him !;
and then continued his route 10 prdbam |;
where he arrived q, To'cIoek. p. M. His or
rival wss announced by na,ional salote from
tho battalion Of artillery, commanded BY. Maj.
| Hplbrook. He then reviewed the Regiment
| OF Iofantry, underline command Of Col Fish
l er; "a I,attsiion Of Artillery, commanded by
Maj Hoibrool,, and the Cavalry, commanded
by Maj Pond and took Up bis Qdarters, for
the night, 1T the elegant mansion of Mr.
Dowse (; where o COMMITTEES, from ,he own
Of Salem, Msi Gen, poa, born, ard grest
number Of other gentlemen, paid their res
poets 10 hin. II is but justice 70 the troops
reviewed, To say that their conduct vss not
only military, bo, highly exemplary. IS
In the morning, the PseSidcnt psoeeeded
on foot to Mr.. PoHy's Inn, where uun,bev
orthe cilizens OF the town and eountry---the
officers Of the Army and Navy, and about $50
Of the oi6ce,s Of the ist. division, were In
trodoced 70 him. Escorted BY battalion Of
csyaltY, under the :sosm2,and Z 1t Nh, Ho'ks'
dent, aox Com. Dainbridsc, Gen. Miller. Mr.
Mason, MS SECRETARY, and Col. Sumoer.- bis
staff, (dcsigpatcd by him FOR the cccasiCn)
followed by his spite consisting OF ihe officers
of the Army and Navy ofihe uni,cd States,
following by Major General Crane, ana lhe
oificers Of The tst Division, and a number Of
ihc'citisOs of Norfolk county, on horseb-cis,
proceeded to Roxbuiy, where he reviewed .
Regimen, OF Infantry, CON ~ anGed by Col.
Dudley, and = battalion Of ar,ilie y, eomman-
tlcd by Ma 'Galcsj from thence he proc crd-
cd 10 the Boston Lines, passing through ihc
Guard, consisting Of Capt. Turner's com psuy
OF R!Hemrn, from Randolph, and Cnp,. Tur-
ner's Light Infantry company from Quincy.
| A few minutes past 10 o'clock, the Prcsi-
dent reached The southern barticr o! the Town,
and was met by tho Commit,ee OF. Arrange.
ments, when the Hon. Mr C,is, tom The
Committee, addressed him as follows =,
SIR,
You are now arrived within the imi,s oi
Boston, and these gentle men are . Commit.
tee, appointed 10 welcome your approach,
and escort you TO your lodgings Upon your
arrival there, they will avail themselves of
yc permission, 10 express to you, in more
rii.al and respectful mode, than can be done
mere, the assurances OF the Onfeiensd salts
faction which the ei,izens of Boston sesliSe
10 the honor you have been pleased to confer
upon them by this visit.
| a Pcocessionwas then Immediately form
cd, aod the illustrious visitant escorted TO the
Exchange Coffee House, in the following
| order:-
Cavalry Escort, hnder the cemmsnd Of
| Major Phelps.
Composed OF the boston Hussars, and Boston
Drsgoons.
James Prince, Esq Marshal Of Massachusetts
DISTRICT and Samuel Bradford, Esq. Sheriff
Of Suffolk County.
Part Of the Committee Of Arrangements, on
l tt horseback.
| Hon. II. G. OTIS, Acting Chairman.