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Public Dinner was given to Mr.. CLAY, at Lex
inglon, Kentucky, by his late constituents, on the
18th July, at which nearly 600 citizens were present,
Edmund Bullock, Esq. presiding, and Richard
Higgins and General Booly acting as Vice Pres
dents. The following Toasts, selected from the re
gular Tuass the Dinner. will serve to show what
was tho prevailing sentiment OF the meeting:


The President Of the United States Learned,
liberal, wise. and pario,ic-,he shafts OF envy and
dctraclion fall harmless at HIS feet


The Administration lie. its enemies tell its OF
fences. 1t has recommended mission for The pro-
mo,iou Of Republican principles; ii has advised the
encouragement of science and literature, OF internal
improvements and home manufactures. Alas how
criminal! -!


The opposers Of the Panama Mission: The gen.
teInen have un,chigged" themselves for the rest
oi their lives


Our Guest the Hon. HENny CLAY: Could he
be more endeared, admired, and confided in, bis
prosecutors and sanderers have given him that
claim u.s.


The Constitution Of the United States: A Wash
rngton. Jefferson. Franklin, a Hamilton, with
other Sages and Patriots, made tive will not name
those who propose 10 mend it.