Lafayette's Reception in Boston.
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Boston august p.


GeneralLA FAYETTE was publicly re-
ceived in this town yesterday, with demon
strations of respect and affection, in which
nearly all the citizens, and many persons
from the neighbouring towns, participated.
He arrived on the evening proceeding at
a late hour, at the scat of Gov. Eustis, in
Roxbury, after rapid journey, in the whole
of which he was most cordially received and
welcomed by the citizens Of the towns thro'
which he passed


He entered the State at Pawtucket, at a.
bout O'Clock in the afternoon, and proceed
ed Immediately on his journey. His pro-
gress however was constantly and agrecably
interrupted by the citizens of the villages
and towns through which he passed At
every place where he stopped he was sur
rounded by crowd of eager and ardent,
butrespectful visitants. At Fullars, in Wal
pole, particularly, we understand that a vol
unteer corps OF militia, of at least four com
panies, paid their salute to him, although
his arrival was necessarily DELAYED till (
o'clock. In Dedham, at still later hou,
most of the conspicuous buildings were illu-
minated in honour of him, and great nun,
ber of ladies and gentleman were there pre-.
sented to him. His approach to the resi-
NNiSS Va liz NPcfNAhoi consequence
of the unavoidable detention, at a much la.
ter hour than had been expected, was an.
nonnced by the discharge of rockets and sig
nal guns. He was accompanied by numeI.
GUS voluntary escort, of the citizens of the
neighbourng towns.


Yesterday Gen. La Fayette was escorted
into town, met by the City Authorities at tho
entrance of the town, and by the Executive
of the State, at the Senate Chamber. The
ceremony was conducted for the most part
in conformity with the orderof arrangements
published in our paper on Saturday, which
it is unnecessary to repeat. A cavalcadc Of
about eight hundred citizens, in general
mounted on handsome horses, proceeded
from town at about o'clock, met the Gener-
al at the residence of Gov. Eustis, in Roxbu-
ry, and escorted him, with the gentlemen
gho accompanied him, to the line. Tho