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q = The cause of free institutions all over the world; success to them upon the eastern continent equal to that upon the wes- tern, till every nation and tongue shall acknowledge the principles for which our Fathers fought and bled.

 By D. c. SANFORD. Esq.

 The Senate Of the United St1tes. Hitherto as distinguished for dignity as for taEent.--L them amend their rules.

 The above coasts were received by the company with from three to ..three times three'' cheers, while a six pounder sent the echo laundering OCT the hiIls.p The company dispersed in good season, and what is to the credit ofthisp part of the s'land of steady habits, 1" we neither saw nor heard fany breach of sobriety of the peace during the day.

 r. S.-Since the above was put in type we have received the accounts of the cele- bration at New-Haven and New York, extracts of which will be given next week. After the citizens had retired, the fol- lowing toasts were given by the gentlemen inthe Law Office, which have since been been handed to us for insertion By Wm. 1T. Ford, of South CanQEina The memory fWm. Lowndes, the en- a frightened and unassuming patriot, who by his untimely death, lost to his country the opportunity of heaping on him those honours which he SD justly merited, and which she was so ready to bestow.

 By Mr. Richards, of Y. e Deacitt Clinton. The brightest star iii the American galaxy. May the result of the next Presidential election elevate this splendid luminary to its proper sphere.

 By c. s. 4. Barnes, of Vsrginia. John Randolph cf Roanoke.

 Though mad, there is more metaod in his madness, than there is in the boasted reason of nine tenths of his abusers.

 By Mr. HaseH, of south Carolina: John C.. Calhoun, Vice President of the U. 5 and co o6feio President of the sen- ate. The energetic discharge of his duties, in the latter office, during the ANSS"' SN''Aoh OA OoLSSl OsSs SOupLCO biCH his private life, combine to ' give the world assurance of man.'

 By F. E. Day, of New- Fork.

 Ihe Jair daughters Q our country. May they ever retain that purity and amia- ble simplicity ,whichls lso pleasingly distin- guish them.r Hallowed be each drop which foams for then1'

 Byy. L. Shqfer, of ". Carol;na.

 La,o and Physif sHealth and Success 10 the two professions i; comfortable degree of sickness, and a q.o',tuna su6fcit of legal squabhles to the rest of mankind im general.

 By Wm. BarnweH, of iSouth Carolina. Connecticut! the generous and benevolent matron, who with her own, nurses and rears up in science the offspring of her sisters. ~

 By ". D. I'ickett, sof North Carolina. The real enemies of John C.. Calhoun ;- may they be lathered with aqua fortis, and shaved with hand saw