Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

as preventing the troops irom appearini
in their usual handsome style and s,rengh
numbers.
La the atirruCnn. the general and suite
attended ihe public dinner al IL, aSSe'n'
bly, Rooms, prepared nn'ler he direction
oi the Committee az Arrangement, by
Mr.. williamson. The compau, .cnn-s,
ed of about two humdreh iiigiiy rrsnecl
able citizens, and a: > q. lock, sal d0Nii
To a sumptuous cniCriainacui.
After the cio'h MAS renewed, ihrfoi-
loving inaSis We're given
|. The people If the U6i;rf Sia.fs MAY H.
berty dwei' with them, AnS happiness be their
perpetual possession.
2. Thegore'nment IF Ge Usim-impariiH Z
vigoor asd receiving strength nom every pdr
ton OF the growing family.
). The President Of The UHi'gd Siatss.
4. The memory n !i1hHstm - iniprrisl.ahle
as Tue everlasting nils ~ his nitYe country.
General JdcEscr -WhU like The Garth &c.
nidn warrior. passed The prohibited beund. af
am enemy to close ~ nh him al tgmc -aud ike
Hannibal vict0r,ous in the, field declined 10
be assaiie,l ia tltr Senate.
6. The rictery a Ne'o Orl,tss-7A de;ohle,>
triumph to our country, Immortal fame 10 our
Guesi
q Tennessee Ennobled by The ,alou, and
patriotism OF hes sons.
5. fae ding and Mary cf IKE United States
Existing for the defence of the Country-Asay
they never kuo" ii dfierent OBJECT nor idi. IA
dis.
9. ne retired par;oss o. ttr nat:9n -SI,y they
stii be present 10 our affection, and have "a
lrng Inheritance in Che gtatHnde VI ilieir
COanirS 0ien.
10 The Si.,ir of HlrgiInd -Upiiyht politics
in her ;iSseEbies. American interests i'm her
officers, SOCIAL peace among bst citizens and
universe, pIcSpcTnN.
III '!'he meniot, II onr fellow citizens vino
fell ia defence of BdItmore vu the 'i...i "a
13tii SrpteiaLr, i6ii
IL. our Sister States, waiied by AFFECTION d,ty
iHfTeHS--MaN they 20 hand IN Hand la tie
progress 10 greatness aud happiness, while
The world follows. ANA humanity reiOices.
i3. IsHocaAce--Iay il he cearcd-Nerit,
mayit be illustrated, and envy aud accusation
serve no other purposes.
II. florida new abutmemt to the poll
teal arch which spithgs from M.Aco 70 Nova
Scotia MAY affections cement AID virtue coNtr
IL forever. from the diiap;datioms of time AMI
faction.
10. Commerce and Scienee-which oren their
stores 10 each other, eniigh,e"ing and reple
Uishln: the globe, Ieioinipg divided nations,
and associaiius al! mankind.
lG. Tie Liberty u tie Press lie values il
most, WHO'S most ready 10 punish ITS lcentiOus
ness.
"a The CARR amcaG, at Pcare nnd the Peapie
an amtg s,fN GS-AiaY the tcars Of tho oue ard
tne, good viii OF tie oihe;s preserve The peace
and strengthen lie irieudsti, forever.
IS. The +jilerSerR Fsir- Man 40 foiiN tar Il h
az vice destroy the charms which. autn8t@d by
sense and virtue, arv Irresistible.
10. iAe Friends or Freedom ia ersrs cline
May Ike sentiments Thai warm their hearts,
strengthen their arms against tyranny and
OppreSsjeu.
20 is, ieaif'ue mi the Meehqrit 4yts; FELTON,
Lahore Sh;HiDlng the accommodating iVe-Nla,
the strong hands Thai exercise th9m, defend
their fruits from Roy GitS aud iJtdmg.
After the fifth toast was pronounced,
Gen. Jackson rose and said
What have done. sir, uas for NV
country. Conscious HAT The iitsI object
OF my heart has ever been 10 advance our
prosperity and happiness, 30 ,eceive he
appreciation Of my fellow citizens, is TO
me source Of tIIe highest qualification
Iii Is I've pIoudrst reward OF soldier
\ OF only my publicacis, bat my private
character have been assaied. | have
been charged will. personal, myrcenary
Nic''S, IN occupying Florida. sc0rn 10
answer 50 q 'afadin2 an accu iOn--li is
as Das" as II IS absurd, and could only
originate III bosom. destitute % every
manly virtue, have 40 fear but ,S
county VII dopIr lu<iice.
now, sIt, beg leave 10 give YOU
The I2h and i$tA September, iSif-The DAYS
on Which freeman deteatcs the cOGauern,, IT
Europe, and uuder tie proud waving Of" The
stdrEHansltd banner" savei I3a more from ili-
cendiGy pollution
q
amid reiterated cheerings. He len the
city last night al nine, tor Washington,
carry ing with him tie succre wishes al
Baliimore for his future happiness.
We are graiItIed TO lcafl, uhdi the pre-
SeRtation OF lhe address of tie Ma,orand
CITY Council 80 Ger. JACKS0N. was
followed with resolution Of nui!l bsaGcn-
IS OF tile City Council, passed Undui
inousiy, requesting ln 10 81 To- Ills ike
ns5s. TO he draHn by MI Pcalc, and 10
be placed IN he council chamber. among
ti.e other portraits ufdlslingnishtd char
acitrs of our country, TO wheh the gen
eral asserted. rAn.e,qcaa.
The dinner Ia which Gen. Jackson
was invited yesterday by Tie citizens OF
BailmOre;Nas furnished by Mr. William
son. II was excellent and served 40 in
a superior siy ip; in fast, the whole en-.
leriaInment Was @uch as bias been seldom
beeh equalicd ia us ciiy
Gen. Jacks0n sod suite departed al 8
nClovk ~ lhe eygiiiag for Waslingiom.
III Is SAID that tie report made by Tie
committee oi The senate. respecting his
conduct III The late Wa. tas reused he
general; ana ~ OPP ars hetas d.f,r.nif
cd 10 front his accnscrs. lJ,d. Gae
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HALIFAX. Feb H. the Commercial Treaty.
between Great Britain and The United Gtatcs
concluded at JOEdom or tie goth Oriotcr. ana
Iatihrd al Washing tOn on tile 3gia up hy
Presldtnt Monroe, was received here on
Ihnrsday last ir-m Boston. The most MINOR
tani article Of IT. is that which relates fp ll,e
Fisheries Americans arc now prip,j,ted IN
catch hsh on The Coast OF NewtSupoisrd ana
Labrador, and tie shores of ia. ,iardafer
Islands, &c 10 cure them ia lhe nnsctil,d
bays or HarbOurs on the said Cpa.ts and
40 enter any OF the British ports IN Norib
america for supplies OF wood and water o.
I%F 'he purpose OF repairing damages sustain.
ca ny ueir vesscis.-'Ihis is u concession ~,
Hni pan which We much regret sh1uld ever