Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-26

By Dr. Gee Lee. Colonel e vas.eu,. The sssoupilh-
ell gentleman the fiend Of the brave and the good
By Can't Pcge: The President of the United States; Wis
dom aud ui,sry unted abe'on thai must sweep away all
BY Joa. striio: Henry Clay Too honest to atisse
Wise suIer by the OF Intrigue the speros OF cali
have i1uined ms reputation with additional isnts o.
BIZ Ia r. Saud,is Our Alice. during our evolutionary
With hea.,eeed with and swords edged
with victory, they have glorou contributed to ill the
Of country honour and will be held grateful re-
by the Frcenen America the l,es postery
by Nm Jennes, Esq; The American Vn'ons MAY this
p e.sor. aud an example to oppressed
BY Darid Carr Our worthy AMI distinguished patriot Gen.
Jackson III talents have been excited promoting
| the happiness aud prosperity uf our Union.
Mr. Adam, he;e gave oas, and addressed the Company
As soon as Mr.. Adams had concluded and his
toast had been drank and cheered, the honoured
guests retired amid the repea, ed aud cordial greetings
of the company. As they left the square the mill
tary were Introduced TO the General to the Presi-
dent, and Ex-President, TO Col. G. w. L. FAY cite
and M. LIE Vasseur during which ceremony the
Band played some fine martial tunes They then
lett Leesburg Tor the mansion of Ludwell Lee, Esq
TO whchthey were escorted by detailed guard of
Cavalry, commanded by Capt. Chichester, and by
the Mayor and other gentlemen of the Committee
of Arrangement On Wednesday morning Gen.
Lafayette and family, and the President ofthe u.
States, returned TO Washington, and the Ex-Presi-
dent to his dwelling in Loudoun.
been supposed to have consisted of eight ten
| thousand persons. Great MS the crowd was, no
accident or unpleasant circumstance occurred, to
throw shade of regret over the enjoyments OF a
day which the citizens of Leesburg, and of the
county of Loudoun, will long remember
| With pleasure we add, that the whole military
escort was under the command of Lieut.. Colonies
EDWARDS and MITCHELL.
| WAsHINGToN, August 22-On Saturday The
10Th, the Right Honorable Charles Richard
Vaughan was presented to the President OF the u.
States by Mr.. Daniel Brent, OF the Department of
State when he delivered the letter of recall of the
Right Hon Stratiord Canning his predecessor, and
his own credentials rs Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plecipoientiary of Great Britain in the
United States, and was accordingly received by the
President in that character. Mr.. Vaughan then
del vered to the President the answer of his Sove-
| reign 10 the Presidents letter of recall OF Mr.
Rush, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary OF the u. States in Great Britain
We understand that Mr.. Vaughan was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Adiington, late Charge d'Affaires of
Great Britain at this Place, Capt. Snrt, OF H. 3.
Ms ship Pheton, and MIR. Doyle, attached TO tie
British Legation here, the two last OF whom he
! introduced 10 the President. Nat Int
The Secretary of State arrived at the Seat of
Government yesterday afternoon from his visit to
Kentucky. TIb.
Com. P0rtcr.-The National Journal, of Satur-
day, contains reply from Mr. T. Randall 10 some
remarks, concerning himself, in the pamphlet re-
Gently issued by Com. Porter The dispute has
arisen from certain official reports made to the 60
vernment, by Mr.. Randall, while at Havana, res
pecung the United States anii-pratcal squadron in
the w est Indies. The Trial which Com Porter was
undergoing, was the inducement urged upon r.. TO
'teer his reply 10 this period; and, though he has
oeore expressed no opinion of the matter, says, if
he had been called upon do So that
" should have been warranted i'm urging the
most serious charges oil misconduct and neglect of
duty, against the commander of the nti-piratical
| squadron
He then adduces a number of facts with dates
showing that most o. the vessels of the SQUADRON
were generally engaged in carrying specie from
Mexico, while the pirates committing depre-
dauons even off Havana; and although he had in
formed government, as required in his capacity OF
agent, In several letters, written after the 9th of
September, OF the evils resulting from the absence
nj the squadron yet he did not COMPLAIN of the
transporting OF specie until the 3lst October and
hen those letters were written, / well Lro,..
.hat eom Porter participated in the freish, aa~
by The transportation of specie fact which he
iieve he has not, and will not venture to deny.',
.4ier. Herald
Capt. Baker of the Schooner Florida. from Tam
pa Bay, informs us, that Colonel Humpbrevs tho
Indian Agent, had applied 10 Gel Brooke com
mahding at Tampa Bay, for a supply of troops TO
queii disturbance among the Indians on the ST.
johns There had been disagreement bety cen the
Indians and Spanards, in which several an bo,b
sides were killed Col. Brooke immediately sen,
detachment OF sixty men, who marched ejobtv miles
over so bad road that eight DAYS elapsedn accom-
piishing tie journey, being sometimes nm 70 their
hecks IN water. An express arrived inst before
capt b. started, which announced that ,be oh;oc,
oil the expedition had been accomplished AMI col
order restored; and that the detachment would ra
turn forthwith. 'e
when the party marched from Cantonr,ar,
D'oHhe' me Indians IN the vicinity assembled in
great numbers, evlncing disposition tn set fire ,
their cultivated fields, suspectine il IN ba go
iheht hostile to them, and they could scarcely ba
persuaded OF the contrary; upwards of an bundred
of them followed the detachment co,s;doatI ~,
'""Se' "heh, becoming convinced of the true state
Oh 'ne case they returned peacefully to their homes
wdhoat having committed any act of violence
Pensacola Gaz
We hasten to correct the statere,t 5 ::
paper OF last week, relative 10 the annrebc.o, ~
Noi' bosw ell, son in-law OF Gov. Desha at RioI.
emo Inc euro oil the Custgafor from whom
we derived our information, says in his last number
mat ''ie diialr bet" cen oil. Bosw ell and Mr. Clar
was one oil daily occurrence in KentucLv .nd -
conducted without any violation of the c,,s,or,s IS
'iia1 s'ote ;--whch, we believe, admit of biting and
gousing--ihat OIL Boswell not arrested b1,, de-
parted Tor MaysyilIe OF his own free will ne COO,
As was rurnoured that the life of his sn,soonis,
was IN danger, where he met fair investigation
ana was honoraoly acquitted. We are left sl,o'
5"e' III tue dark, as respects the fate of Mr. CIark
but as the contest was maintained acadia, 80 -
etiquette Of Kentucky, it is not unreasonable in
pose ne may have lost at least one ear and n na;.
Of eyes. fCbJ;co,do IN" ~; uPa"