Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-10

ty. Esqs. as Vice Presidents. Amongst
the invited guests, the party had the plea.
sure at dinnerofthe company ofth Min
lister OF France and his suite, and MIR. Ten
Gale. the charge dies afiaires of the king OF
the Netherlands but that, We confess,
which heightened most the pleasure al
the festival and distinguished il from any
former celebration, was the presence OF
several veterans OF the revolution who
were, as they ought 10 be on this occasion.
invited guests. After dinner, the follow
ing toasts were draak. accompanied by
appropriate music from military band.
/. The day ice ceieirote-R History will record
the enthusiasm with which we always enjoy its
anniversary. and our posterity will never dis
honor their ancestors, or disgrace themselves,
by disreearding the example. o guns.
z. ihs Patriots Of our Observation-Disclosures en-
ample worthy the imitation of all engaged IN
emaucipating man from the shackles of either
superstitisn or despotism. gnns.
3. The memory Of Washington. q guns
!. Iae President Of the United Staies--A pat.
riot in principle, consistent in coudnct-thc
honor and prosperity Of the nation his principal
objects. guns.
5. The Congress of the United Satts-NIay the
wisdom of its measures. the independence OF
It's course, and purity OF the body, continue to
correspond with the dignity and Importance Of
the trust. guns.
g. The surrieing former Presidents Of the u.
Sdtes-A grateful country will never forget
their services. 6guDs.
z. Or revolutionary foreign aiiies-The recol.
lection of their friendship will nc as durable as
the blessings they contributed TO secure to us.
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s. TIE army and nocyof tie United Siates-In
Fegce mild as the decS of Heav en-; in Hur ter.
rible rs its flanders. 6 guns.
@. TIE Union of the Stdtes--Cemented by the
intA aud fho mol
inau. a rock of adamant equally invunerable to
the assaults of foreign enemies aud domestic
factions. guns.
10. The Patriots Of the South-Whils, we free.
~ participate i'll the ardent feelings OF the p-o.
Pile, we fully approve the wise policy of our
government, in relation 10 them .uns
IL. Richard W. Meade-America need only
look on the chains OF her sons, and they break
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u. The Press-A principal pillar ia our poll.
teal ediiice. guns.
i3. Agricultare--rhe most ancient, honorable,
useful, and independent avocation of man. 2
guns.
: IL. Commeree-Like the bee, i, seeks wealth
in every cline and under every danger, to en-
rich the hive at home. guns.
10. charlottesville fruits of human inge-
nnity aud industry. operating on the product.
ons of the earth; they encourage agriculture,
supply our wants, and merit the protection OF
government. 2 Guns
10. The arts and Sciences-Let us encourage
them they will encrease our comforts. chasten
the national taste, aud improve the public mo
rails. 2 guns.
Ia. The state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of their
own, unassuming as TO Federal rights. guns.
Is. The Peopie-At once the legitimate source
& reservoir of power; ever mindful what their
liberties cest, they will properly appreciate
them. guns.
I'D. Internal Iinpr0rcmentS-Life and vigor TO
the spirit OF enquiry excited on the subject, un-
II! The people point the way,in which they would
attain their own object 2 guns
20. The Cuyof Washington Rapidly advanc-
ing under the patronage OF munifceu, ga
yernment; mayit he as distinguished for urba.
nifty il is honcred IN being tie seat Of national
legislation. / guns.
81. The far Se1-The loveiest work of Hea.
ven; the greatest comfort on earth; their smiles
constitute both the hope and reward of our ex
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Minister Of France Perpetuity to the
blessings secuted TO the people of the United
States by their Independence. 4 guns.
Bg ~. Ten Cate--Dnrahle concord between
the United States and the foreign powers,
which united ms supporting their Independence.
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a fter the Heads of Departments retired, the
President gave
TIE Heads If Departmeuts-- possession. the
confidence and APPRECIATION Of the people. la
rerersion, the rewards of their future course.
. guns.
Blythe Vics-P yesident-The Orator of the day.
1 guns.
Many other volunteers were drank, CO.
pies of which we have been unable TO pro-
cure. Nat Tnf.
Its said that Col. Monroe has recently
given directions that preference is to be
given, in making purchases OIL public ac-
count, TO articles of domestic manufac-
ture, where they can he had at any thing
f.. 4 l.
extends To all that relates 10 the public
buildings, as well as other national con-
tracts.
We learn that the u. s. frigaie Macedo-
Man, captain Downes, is under orders for
the N. w. coast of South America, TO CO.
operate with the Ontario in the protection
ance will be well-timcd, and affords evi-
dence of judicious distribution of our
naval force, by strengthening our inter
ests III this interesting quarter of the globe.
From good information, il is conjectured
she will not leave Boston, where she is re-
pairing, I'LL September. ". G.. Gas.
BALTIMORE, July Capt. Gaichair,
of The scb'r Col. George ArmiStead, arriv-
ed at this port from Havana, states, the
day he sailed two cartels from Pensacola
arrived, having on board the Spanish Go
vernon md Garrison ofthat place--it was
thought that American vessels would be
detained, as a stop was put TO their load
ing. W. II BoOkS.
The following is from letter TO res
pectable house in this city:
HAVANA, JUNE 90, 1918.
This moment small American sch'r
with flag of truce has arrived from PEN
sacola, bearing the late Governor and
suite. Our Government has informed her
that she will be admitted under her ma
tional flag, but does not acknowledge the
truce.
AS might be expected, some little
sensation and animosily bursts forth a.
moHg individuals, but no hostile meas