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v;ew of lie harbour andsgrroundins country J
ii b;x return hs called on Ms. Pfrbse, wido"
of the late Com. PEBBLE.


At 4 o'clock, the President sat doNn y ~
elegant dinner, with a number oi guests =
n,o4e which. were the committee O arrange
ments. Gems. Dearborn, Swift, Miller, hing'
wadswor,b and Winga,e !; Com. Rainondge'
Cal. House aud Mai. Crane Il. q. Thorn
Ton, Esq. Marshal OF Maine, Hm. +. Ereole'
Esq. u. 5. District Attorney, den. Messrs.
pren,iss MelIen. Ezekiel Whitman, Benjamin
Orr, John Holmes, N. L. Hill, a. r. raris,,
Abel Wood, Benjamin Vaughan, Esq. ana
others whose names are not recoliected.


After The President retired from The table,
Mr.. Adams gave the following toast


"OURrLLusTRIous YIsErER--JAMES MON
ROE, President of The United States"


AL 6 O'Clock, the, President attended by his
suite and number OF gentlemen took short
ride into the country and visited the vIllage
Of Stroudwater: the bridge at this place had
been most anoiiuly and elegantly decorated
lover which l9 arches had been erected,
representing the different States, on one arch
live Eagle was perched. The municipal
authority OF Westbrook waited on the PresI-
dent with the salutations Of their Fellow-Citi-
zens TIE President left his carriage and
proceeded across the bridge on foot, was high
" delighted with the elegance in which i was
ornamented and expressed much satisfaction
at the friendly manner ofhis reception
In the Evening, the Misses Clap's entertain
ed a numerous party OF Ladies and Gentle
men, in the first stile Of taste and fashion !;
which was honoured by the presence Of The
President.


1t having been understood that the Presi
dent would leave town early the next morn
ing, on his return from the Hon. Mr.. CLAPs,
the Committee of Arrangements waited upon
him at his Lodgings, when the Chairman ex-
pressed to him the great qualification which
the Committee and their fellow citizens had
experienced. in having their town honoured by
visit from the Chief Magistrate Of the u
nion; wishing him safety and prosperity du-
ring the remaining part Of bis tour, and
through life hoping that his present journey
might be mean Of promoting unity Of senti-
ment, in that policy which would most pro-
mote the true glory and prosperity of the na-
ton. 70 which the President replied that
he entertained deep sense OF the high trust
committed TO his charges that il would be his
highest ambition TO contribute all in his pow
er to promote the welfare of the whole peo-
pie. He concluded by observing = that the
very distinguished reception he had met with
in this place; and the polite and friendly
treatment he had experienced from the com
rnittee and the citizens, had made scuh an
impression on his mind, in favour Of the
town and its inhabitants, as 7poutd .nevsr be
s8aced,