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Domestic News August 7, 1815

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

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The U.S. ship Neptune arrived off Wilmington, Delaware on August 1 with the ill statesman Mr. Bayard and Mr. Crawford aboard, leading to an emotional public reception by local inhabitants.

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MR. BAYARD'S RECEPTION.

Wilmington, Del. August 1.

Arrived in the Delaware, off this place, last evening, the U. States' ship Neptune, 43 days from Plymouth, having on board Messrs. Bayard and Crawford.

The news of this arrival produced the most affecting spectacle. The last accounts from Europe, respecting the health of Mr. Bayard, had caused great anxiety, more especially in the minds of those who were acquainted with him as a private citizen. At the same moment were seen rushing to the wharves, the inhabitants of this borough. and numbers from the vicinity, who had previously noticed the Neptune ascending the Delaware. The boat, that had gone to the Neptune, now arrived at the wharf. An awful silence ensued. As soon as it was known that Mr Bayard was on board the Neptune, though very ill, the assemblage burst into loud huzzas, in consequence of the return of that distinguished statesman and esteemed fellow citizen.

In the evening he was brought from the Neptune to his house, having been confined to his bed for 70 days.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Bayard Reception Ship Neptune Wilmington Arrival Statesman Return

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Bayard Messrs. Bayard And Crawford

Where did it happen?

Wilmington, Del.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Wilmington, Del.

Event Date

August 1

Key Persons

Mr. Bayard Messrs. Bayard And Crawford

Outcome

mr. bayard very ill, confined to bed for 70 days

Event Details

The U. States' ship Neptune arrived in the Delaware off Wilmington last evening, 43 days from Plymouth, with Messrs. Bayard and Crawford on board. The arrival caused great anxiety and excitement among inhabitants who rushed to the wharves. Upon confirmation of Mr. Bayard's presence despite illness, the crowd burst into loud huzzas. In the evening, he was brought to his house.

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