Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-10

v"ncF2'.i! !i : aud ,irc iiien las ing scpuIchTc
within The Sacred y. mpie you are abc't to erect,
and under sauh Monumrr', ycVefGi Subscription
Droncti'ut ths great. fire.. ard happ! EmpIrn VIII
enable yen ra.Sc !" the m"mo'y al Hti' WHO was
at once til" Parent, Guild. and InStru' to1 OF thu
Father of h,s Country, aud the FIRST OF Men.
bavo the honor 10 b., Gentlemen,
Nrh perfect consideration and esteem
Your obad,"n and hm;aOl" srrva I,
Sgncd GEORGE ~ p. CGSFIS.
nISSEH Mn MAvmY.--lic pu',ic dinner given
a, the City Iote! yesterday to SIR Naury, o';r late
Consul at the port of Liverpool, in respect tor hs
private and public virtues, numeToasy attended
ny our most respectable merchants, ship-owners and
ship-mas,ers The venerable guest, in his Both
YEAR appeared III good health and good spirits, and
received the cordial saluatons of all present. His
Honor the Mayor presided, assisted by Philip Hone
and Isaac LaN renee, Esqurs., Vice Pres dents
Among the siranl rs of distinction were Gen. Morrill,,
Col Frumbul, Hon G. G.. Verpanck, and G. l.
White, members OF Congress from this city, Major
Gen, Scott, Com Chsuucery, Hon. Albert Gatlatin,
the British Consul, Rev DR.. Wainwright President
Mosquera of Colombis. Don Thomas General and H.
Maury Esq Alter The cloth WAS removed the follow
ing regular 'oistsweie given:
!. Our Country Private Virtue, the Surest founda
ton ct Public Prosperity
! 2. The President of the United States.
| 5. The Governor of the State of New-Iork.
| The toast prefaced by the Mayor with
some appropriate observations respecting the public
services Of Mr. Maury and hank standing with nine
cheers
j. Our Venerable Guest whose depor.u.lnert, pubs
lie aud private, during absence of nearly half q
century, endeared him to those among whom he was
snlou' ner and strengthened tie affection and
| poet of his countrymcp.
| Mr. Manry rose evidently powerfully effected, and
saddle. Muy~r request you and The gentlemen
present TO accept my most thankful and respectful
ackno" tgmcn's for the high ard dis ingul he'd hon
or cJnf,lrud en- me tins dav; "a day I shall ever
have p:id' III rec llecting, from the :d manner IN
which you Welcome my arrival i: my IA I'VE land, u
! ter long absence.
| T" the gra hcstion feel from this eudearing re
cep' ION, y'u hav" added greater in tb' inltefinG
testimonial of APP robatou you have been pleased 20
give T., ny conduct abroad, witch hjg!
/ ly aprracit".
l have Particular satisfaction IN noticing the won
deriul cha,g1s which have taken place in This great
city since Iny being here i'll 783: thcn estimated
believe to coata!n not more than 200Un and nou
tiiaI 300 600 inhabitants
: Allow ~, dir Mayor. aad gentlemen, to propose
as nay tna3t-A LOAF Continuance O: prlspcr.y 10
the dry q New York and lis cn,erpr ire q ze,l>.
s. The Army and Navy of he United States.
! Gu Ministers and Consus III Foreign Coun-
Itr'es-Frmness in the support OF our rights
and just regard for those Of Others, VIII render
respected abroad, rs &C are prosperous at home.
I Srrccs- to the Town Of Liverpool, and its
Trade with New York May rivalry often con
sst in dong honor to al object of QnaI vencratior
to both.
! 8. Tne Ju,l.ai. nv c.':h, L nited S;ates-The rud
Ter Of our National SHIP The Constitution, tht
Chnrt by Which ske s sicercd.
+ Q. The Mcmry Of Was;,ington-II;s work wears
well ard lass long.
! 10. pub.cs Schuul$-T;Ic cause aud effect Of
Free institutions
Il. E:r,ps-May her prcscn: commissions soor
end II The enjoyment Of Rat nal Liberty.
IL. The 'utrots of orr Revou,on-'rieir MS
mors fresh hearts, ny the presence Of some
ofthc!r contemporaries.
49, Agriculture, Comm rec AM Manufactures
LEFT to themselves, they will project each other.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
By aIr IIune. Eica President. -1he commerce o
New York: the ocean bears no, on It's bosom bette
ships thnU those We build, or better sUamen thar
! hose who command them.
! BY the British con+ul'fhe owners and con-
handlers ofthe PACKETS bctwcea New York and En- g-
land
BY Mr. Isaac Lawrrncr.-The memory IF Rufus
KING the enhgh cd statesman, and accomplished
gentlemen.
By Cnpt. Rogerc.-The proiectcp of the csta-
bllshcd lac uf packets between thit place and Ii
verpoo!.
By CAPT, Rogera.-The merchants of Liverpool
who set the example Of IGNORING our distinguishes
gues'.
lean Citizen: never NEE highly valued than IL a
fore ign land
By Charles K,ng Virginia We acknowledge
,o'M admiration and tyiE',out envy The high merit OF
the man she has given to he Of our ccmnon
cUun ~.
BY S. p. Brooks Our'Vcnerablc Gues;-whose
forty years public service prov, to there is nc
lecture so eloquent the silent lesson of sTot cs.
example
By S. L. Gcuvrneur-P P, i'irli fcci;nr--May il
never mr. our III .nGy ASSOCIATION.
BY Capt. Skecllcy.-Francis II, Ogdcn-the
Successor If our venerable guest Consul in Lii
vcrpou
By James Munroe, r.--Tbe spirit of 76--par'y feel
ng5 cannot nufy The value they IRE the people:
in!P ri ancr-posteri y will ernc thu If rnonumc MS.
b. n. Prime Esq The Merchants OF the Uni
ted 81 atcs-whosc credit is respected whe rever
tie s:ar -pang!e bann,r - kno"n.
BY r. Grecnho" -Commerce-thc ceeaa ouI
best nanu!ac ny, ship, the best splnnn g enries
md sGinrs be best operatives.
BY CambelI i. Whte-'lhe cause of Liberty al
over ihr world.
E'A'NCttcNy sKEePc0RSEzc sRcOGyegsgy.
FBNliE subscriber resprc fully informs parcns aud
a guardians. of this city, he has opened school
near the New Buryngground, for the purpose of NJ
wing instruction in al The brhacles requisite for
correct English education = ,ithInei!c and Book
ApPUuO WIll bp iDUOht ,Io II