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figure OF , sssal vessel o. 20 Guns =
cheering By which il was succeeded
thousand voices al this period d lbs - S.
sion. caused . conclusion in the s,~l -
Which appeared 10 arrest us passage S.. =
moment produced pause.


10 lhe evening 81 Tresday, he o..
~ AMI conligucus buildings belong,s..' )
were brilliantly Illuminated, aud ! -.
display OF fireworks was exhibited -
hill upon which the structure Is erer.es !


On "Wednesday evening Be vas
at a large and splended party al tbe k =
Hon. asa CLAp, at which The ar,;..s
departure Of tie president were ipJ;r,a.
performances from a fine band Of mp.r :.
also contributed 10 tie enterlsinmen, - :,
company in The interval and after biz !,
ing, and where upwards of two hun,lr.s
sous, gentlemen and ladies' enjoyed ~
bility of the President and the hospi,.I,.
the proprietor.


This evening closed the yisitsf ,Aa !
dent to Portland. lie was obliged h -
The invitations Of numeroas depulal;a0.
towns at the eastward 10 extend his iot,...
that direction and the morning aile,
ceeded to New Hampshire on his way !.
mont, by Dover, Concord, and Hanors,


Whilst the President OF the United :.
was in this town, the following address. :.
presented to him by COMMITTEES i,on
towns named.


To the PRESIDENT erhs Unid e.
SIR,


We received last evening with much r....
information that the imperious calls OF dsss
prevent you from extending your journey bs..,F
this town.


Our regret, indeed, is greatly diminished i. a
kindness with which you received our iny.ss.E
and by the politeness with which you assieneds. Il
reasons for declining it.


Little Of public Importance would Be pre~.A
to your notice in Bath; but mnehsof private -
uf ardent attachment would be evinced towaa u
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, whose publrt II
acter we have long been accustomed 10 rsss.sE
and whose private worth we have Iearnsafst
mire


The prosperity Of our town depends upoaskl
intercourse with foreign nations and pFoue, II
itation 10 the admission of foreign vessels "a
ports, which our vessels are not permitted 10 III


The protection, afforded by garrisonsand "a
Gcations in time of war, is generally the rm4
preparations in time of peace.


Werel'' Sir, upon the generous regard, ysahf
exhibited for every section Of our couusrs 4
upon the feelings that prompted you to unisAI
this journey and, in placing this conhdenos
are sure, that our own peculiar interests wilsv4
neglected.


Wefeel grateful, Sir, that your journey "a
erio been SO propitious, that you have ne. wa
occurrence to diminish the pleasure YOU hvs
yised in witnessing the attachment cf your
citizens.


Accept, Sir, our sincere wishes. that your -
may long continue, and that the remainder dp4
tour may be as pleasant 10 yourself, as it wIil
serestiug to the Country.


