Brainbndge landed at Long wharf,
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e Dfalnbndge landed al Ioii9 wharf lfom the ffigate, amidst the acclamatlons of our citizens and and the roaring of aannon.- All the way from the end of the pler to the old Exchange Coffee House was decorat- ed with flags. In State street, hey were strung across iron, the opposite Paildings. The tops of the houses were covered with spectators and an immense crowdfilled the streets so as to render 1t difficult or the mi litary escort to march. Captainl Hull and Stewart were received also withequal de- monstrations of gratitude and res1eet.

 The maneuvre of kedging snip at sea was an ingenious and novel expfnment.- It was first suagssted by Commodore Mor- fis, who wes at the time the first It. of the ship. on the arrival of Captain Hull, he in sfted card on the Exchange Coffee House Books, requesting the fitizens to transfer great pat of the credit ascribed to hlm, to Ut. Morris and the other officers, Tor their efforts in enabling him to escape.

 Three times "OldIronsides'' eluded the enemy's grasp in a skiIfull and masterly manner. The first time as above mention- ed-the second time fiom three heavy frig- ates, oil the Cape de Verd Islands, after her capture of the Cyane and Levant, and the third time from the British ships .Ira,on and Ienedos, off Cape Ann, on her return from that cruise into port. Well may such ship be favorite.