Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-11

company were treated 10 an elegant COLA
ton in the garden; and, among the
pleasing novelties to which the Presidents
arrival has given birth, a BALLOON was
sci of by Messrs. Alexander a. Valen,e,
two ingenious al lists, whose attempt a. few
days previous IN our city had uniortu.
na'ely failed. The day passed in great
Joy and harmony, and afforded the Presi-
dent fair specimen OF Carolinian manners
and hospitality. 10.
His b. Nj. ship Lee, Capt. Blacker, of
Saturday afternoon, was despatched from
England, in December last, in pursuit of
the. piraiical shil, Louisa, commanded by
Capt. Almeida, which had committed
many depredations in some ports of the
Western lslands and their neighborhood.
The Lee has visited The Canaries, MadeiI
ria, st. Thomas, Aux Cages, Jamaica,
and several oiber places, and is last iros
Havana. Ii IL understood that she visits
tins place with the expectation of obtap
ing possession of three British seamb,
formerly part Of the crew OF the British
schoonerSir Thomas Hardy, which vessel
was plupdered by the Louisa, at winch
time The seanen alluded TO entered on
board the pirate. They were subsequent
~ arrested, with several others of theLou-
isas crew, and'are now in Jail in thi9city.
We understand that an application Will
be made this day. 10 the ethcersSi the
Federal District Court, by the British
Consul, 10 haze them given up, 10 Dc sent
10 England fer trial, where the NECESSARY
evidence haslbeen forwarded, "a effect
their conviction. [IJ.
THE PRESIDENTS DEPARTURES.
Mdy Yesterday morning ibont 10
O'Clock, the President of the u. States
took leave oflthe citizens of Charleston.
He was escorted from his residence in
Broad street by Captain KpSHARDT3
troop of Cavalry, Capt. PAYSE's corps
of mounted Ritiemen, the Artillery and
uniformed Infantry of the fh Brigade,
under command of Brig. GIneral RUT-
LEDGE, and a large numbcT of citizens
on horseback, TO Charlesto Bridge Fer
ry. In the vicinity of lie Ferry, the
troops were halted, formefin two lines,
and saluted the PresideDlas he passed
through He was accompanied TO the
waters edge by the moupth escort, all the
field officers and citizensi where he took
AN atfcctionaie leave of he whole I'M
pressed, we have no aoubi, with ex-
allied ideas Of the hospitality and friend
ship of the inhabiantsof Charleston
elegant barge which fist landed him "a
mong us, rOsed by 81 seamen. We I'M
derstand Id was 10 lhse last night at
the country seat of Aie Hon. HENRY
MIDDLETON, about miles from town.
The Hon. MIR. CALHOUN, secretary al
war, and Col. CoNDYi one Of the Cover
nor's aids, will accompany the President
as far as Savannah.
As our Chief Magistrate has now de-
parted. after having participated in the
festivities prepared for him. we NAV with
out The imputation of in1tlicacy, indulge
| Ill the propensity, Of coTmenting upon so
interesting topic. JeMEs MONROE,
the President of the UHted States, has
now, Tor the filsl, and }obably for the
last time, gratltied the Citizens ofCharles-
ton with an official and social visit
Without derogating frot the hospitality
with which he has been hailed by many
of our sister cities or Arogaiing TO our
selves any Observation-Disclosures of alien
ton or puliteness, On His occasion, we
felicitate our fellow citi& ns, that the Pre-
! sident has, since his sfrival among MS,
manifested no smsll degree Of pleasure
and satisfaction al The manner in which
| he has been enteriained. The reception
he has met with, though transformations,
and conducted in style far below that
of many Of our Essiefh cities, in poin, of
pomp and magnihceiice, has givea the
most ample satisfaction. The Chief Ma.
gistrate of the Umiou has been greeted
by his fellow citizens as man-aS a man
he has received The civiliiies. Every
decent member of sbciety has had, Tor
could have had acc ISIS to him. The rich
and the poor alike, proffered their con-
gratulaiiOns, aud al were received with
the most unaffected simplicity and repub
licaBism Of mannerI He has departed
and II he enterainslthe same sentiments
towards us, that at manifested by this
portion of his constituents for him-uo
ruler and people Gan he better satisfied
with each other. We wish him a pleasant
and prosperous Journey.
His ExcellruCyI Governor GEDDES,
accompanied by General EARLE (Adju-
tant aud Inspector GeneraD aud Colonel
FORD, left town yesterday, III company
with The Presided OF the United States
and suite. His lEcellcncy is on Mill
lary tour through the state, The principal
object of which j. 10 review the Militia,
agretably 10 Gederai Orders issued some
time since. CITY Gag.
WAsHINGToE, May I've have ru
NOR. by the was of Georgia, OF "a ceSSion
nj .f i<..i~ bu SPAN To Great
By IN susla Chron-
icl urls. Ar ruH Is " entirely
uu rt Sr such even, is not
inn se uiet NOR Of IL is
pIsguaaf Considerations OF vital i'm
r0snet DcCied l, tile existing
Peace ~ igH BaHoH and with the
irlrl lite islrH