Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

,vh;,o,o, as Lis Majesty 3 Minister, and nothing cal
ever efface the impressions WHICH nay - xsr;nrc
~ b, the courtesy and kindness when haVe ~
ne W ie rcn,her of the Government from hFSt 10
Iast and from all persons with whnh r;, oc Vsh;na
sure of being connected ., ,srss,s ~ manv valued
Lnn ia ;,oved rise to its just emncnce amongst the
e Lies of the Union The spirit OF enterprise ana
he industry of its people must sooner or 1ter acIo
sne ,he object can allow myself to doubt OF
hn h;gh desnies OF city founded by Washington, ana
La,,ng his honored, his revercd name. :,
Rey upon it gentlemen, that wherever duty or inc'
nation may hereafter lead me, shall pray Tor your nap
ncss aud prosperity convinced that II IS ciose
t. interviewer with the happiness and prosperity Oh my
own beloved country
thank YOU for tie generous and kindheartet manner
in which you have come forward this day 10 pu c
we'll MAY i, please God to prosper you and yours
There were 10 set toass provided, but, OIL calls rom
the Chair, various gentlemen gave sentiments, wh'I,
however being in few reduced to "r'tihs only LIE
following preserves: ,,,,
,c,2tLe mother and daughter As each possesses so
many real charms may each hereafter, IN all respects
cease TO br jealous OF the other; cc,,,
and Inc LANGUAGE of our torcfhers: Wherever the one
| Is snoken. NAV the other be kindly remembered.
By the Secretary Of the Navy. Our friendly reia,
lions with Great Britain long and so ably promoted
by her Minister here, our distinguished guest may NO
! mantle fall upon his successor
| Rv Mr. N]aycv Great Britain and the United STATES
MAY the harmony of nations connechd by the ooHa Vi
a common language, which Is spoken only "hefe ''e
principles of liberty are well understood never u
broken. ... 1r.,:
By MIR. Papeot. Charge dc Affairs of France CIvlll'
zaon May i continue to be the great paclcato OF he
world
A toast was here given complimentary to the Repre-
senatives Of France and expressive OF the nope 'a
Franc. and the United States, like Two carly lovers.
might find their ancient affection and friendship bright
ened and strengthened by their recent squabole
| Ry Mr. Campbell Treasurer OF the Unlteu Slales'-
The memory of Charles James Fox
Sir Charles Vaughan being called on for toast beg
! ped leave 10 rive THE Ladies of Washington, 10
whose society and kindness, he added ne hau Dceh 50
greatly indebted during his residence IN TINS Guy
Rv Commodore Chauncey. The Lion and the Eagle
Mr. Bankhead, British Charge dcs Aharrs gave an
eloquent Toast, conveying compliment TO tlG ,L
tecourse which had for years, TO MS
nbss,od between the society of Washington, and The
British legation and his hope that it would ever CONT
nue. $780,. . m,
BY MIR. A. Buchanan, of the British Legation The
| Field Sports of England and America Like our com.
mon Ian guage may they remind us of our relation
ship
fAlr B. is distinguished member of the Washington
Hunt
science and rank mutually honored
Ry MIR. P Thompson. May he who torgets his own
country never find a welcome in any other
Mr. Peters, of Philadelphia, gave the memory OF the
late amcnted Chief Justice Marshall accompanied by
an Acknowledgement which he had often heard that de-
parted sage make that his official visit 10 the seat OF Co
vernment had always been rendered douby agreeable
by the society which they afforded to him of the guest
Sir Charles Vaughan.
Toasts were given also, either complimentary to the
guest or expressive Of good feelings towards his coun
ford Captain Ramsay, of the Navy, Mr. Sacum Of the
Navy MR. Holiness Of South Carolina. and various other
genemcn-but they were not preserved with sufficient
accuracy to be recorded.