Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-21

A"A fien smt.i see ,i.s suanser there.
th-a i"nrs 1T jew 'roni Lirps seraphc runp.
l"t stats nfmO,n'it1 i',iheir courses s.ny
ta'ib g ho'd hacS the ,sout OF graietn, love
,,""n, u. and V2l'"'. cavern. stream aad grove;
wa u'd with praise in silent rAaturc stnnd
Goa p""d I" We" bis work and Goa pronounced il
coed "
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D"bhn Dinner to General D. Ererenr.
pubhc dinner of the most interesting dos
ci'rnQa was given on the 18th instant 10 Ge
H'i"' .'EVereuV, OF which we feel ourselves
No"hd both on account of the nature Of tho
~ etinE itself and oar own personal regard IN
c1.Hmas viii permit. 10 '"'
.ina!nnt the language of the able and ma
ni't'r pditor ofthe IriShndn, &" We do regard
rms a sembly not only az interesting in itsalc
Dnt aS important in public point OF view
" '"Oh npuH II Us strong manifestation IF
we phGli: opinion of the Enpi, q in the pre.t
cause OF Nmelicaa independence IA cause. The
u'nnrii OF which every man, we believe, now
cOntempatrS as certain"
ne anxiety To procure tickets was extreme :.
AZ. though so short n space OF time had el.n
-" upwards ut two hundred gentlemen assp,n
biSh ut M"rrisoHs great room. The dinner
Ni> StrTed mp with The characteristic elegance
cent establishment.
i-'rh Ei"nrnrry took the chair, about half
an'f MN' AT TIE centre table. On his RIGHT
a. t'fn.fM y Evcreux, Colonel Hay, OF his
Majesty service Colonel Lester nj Tho f;rst
'"+'P,r IfEIincnt lieutenant CoIonel IRE
HWn'rE ~ The same aud Lieutenant Colonel
VI Aahsli'in, OF the lancers On the left Cal
IheI NNh"er, OF the lanceTS Lieutenant Col
ti'ntfS; 81 tnr same and Major Samson, of
SI'he'ai - tvcrehX'S staff Air. William
itumphrtes S1t ~ the foot OF the centre tabIe
SIR Frederick Flood. Bart late renresentutiye
10 the county Of Wexford the oldest benche r
&c i'tneF "i me irish bar, presided at the IA
I!e on tAc icit. Mr.. o'Cnnnell supported the
h"nlty az The clair, AT the table on lin. ri,bt
win his characteristic good humouy
AllsI ne cioih was removed, Lord CIon-
Sni1H, W',h Il suitable preface. proposed the
and bscOg3it.s Sil.i;ce
LIE punce Regent. Three times three 8"
Inc duke of York, ant the Army"
nc Duke OF Ctlr nee, and The NAVY"
"e ''nkes ot hrni and Sussex as the row
Liberty" ' quo
Lord Cloncurry then proposed tile health
., NJ, ne. Loru Lheutehant of Ireland the Earl
The Right Hon. Charles Grant wa, then
proposed by his Lordship, as the Friend of Ire.
This was drank with the greatest zeal and
auimSiiou. N
Lord Cloncmrry, in proposing the health of
MS Trend General ID 'Evereuv, prtIac,d the
iodSt with IA extremely happy view of the
stSe OF SoHth america, and of the conduct
OF Tie brave officer whom they had that eve
uiiF assembled to honour
AMER whics the General addressed the com
P;nN ~ in affecting and animated speech of
Which I report IS given below. In conclusion.
"f proposed The health Of The Noble Lord who
pf SidrJ ~ the chair. The toast was received
with tiuurdeTS Of acclamdtion and Lord CIon-
curry rrtnrued thanks in those warm and point
hra;t. ''''
The Lard Mayor of DnbIin's health was
d'n"k twice, and the toast was prefaceh each
t'Hle' VAIN appropriate remarks by Lord Clon-
carry. aud MIR. O'Conneli.
General Bolivar" With the most rantu-
rors euihr ,iaSm.
Gs"er"i D'Evcreuv again addressed The
company IN spegch for which we must also
Eedrr our readers t. the annexed details.
SIR Frederick Flood"
SIR Frederick followed this with a very SELL
sih'e aHd humorous speech.
" h!r - COnDPii"
NV % Conneil returned thanks, with his n
snal eloqucnce and feeling.
Mr.. l'iulay and tie Stewards"
Mr. fialay made a very handsome and euer-
ders Of applause.
Mr.. Phillips, aud the Emerald Isle"
me speech OF hlr. Phillips on this occasion,
as also on dat Of The health of Mr.. Moore be-
lug sitcn, are detailed below.
G ia we're,
The Rev William Shepherd"
Mr.. NoUi", .ind the Bard. Of Erin"
Us GrJrP tic Duke Of Leiuster"
1r l.eohhri n'Naily, and the irish Bar
I'VE t"ll'aL'% rcnor's Of some Of the speech
seS' delivered or his occasion, are taken from
the ''"'5h Frr"irg Posi:
Gehra - ErcTeHr presented himself IN the
cpihianN, hni the room TGng with pldudiis for
s.VeTdi i5iuntcS. The General delivered his
Ss"ums"lsi ~ strain Of eloquence aud affect
inE emotion, OF which sc fear we can give
b.'i q very Imperfect outline. He said that
zoe giedt hOBJIr conferred Oh bin this dAy
a"l the mShuer ~ Which his health had hee,i
gov FSceiyed we're eHpected and left him
CEirclN at loss to convey by words his ac-
k"9"'ejgncuts. When lie considered tie
fdak, tdiehi, aDd responsibility of which that
numerous assembly vas composed, his feel
inSs ot gratitude quite overcame him lie
vas uVt vain e1oush, however, TO attribute
q tSe effects 20 aGy mrijt of bis own: IA ,ya,
ne .ret caHSc ~ freedom, to which irish
Wens he1iiS beat responsive iu every cline
il-t PrJiuced ilte sUn.atou hr now Witnessed
tie would EYER iJOk upUu tuis ddy as the ham
Pst % biS life, aud ever btdrii IN his prdu,,c.t
&C. ueuIvtaIce. Whatever should BE- hi. future
f,ta. whelherhe was 10 conquer in that cause.
"'i establish ihc l"d pcgdouce vi the country
whose gu9rIci he aud bis brave couutr,meu
bdJ eHgoHsed, o. Was doOmpd 10 TAI. ia lie
Ted. o.. rer.sit 90 the sciii0ld whether he
s.uuld if.aiif,a Of taI, 90 hi, efforts 10 over.
tHsu,g ita az OeiOHs despOtism OF the praut
oPpree.'ts "f The New World the kindness o
tIJfs Otbiv cOurtrymen, by whom be had leeu
% HonV"cj, woa.j supPott 8im through tie