_From the National Intelligencer of March 5, 1813._
Yesterday being the day on which commenced the second term of Mr.
Madison's re-election to the Presidency, he took the oath to support
the Constitution of the United States, administered to him by Chief
Justice Marshall, in the presence of many members of Congress, the
Judges of the Supreme Court, the foreign Ministers, and a great
concourse of ladies and gentlemen. The President was escorted to the
Capitol by the cavalry of the District, and received, on his approach
to it, by the several volunteer corps of this city, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, drawn up in line for the purpose. Previous to taking the
oath in the Chamber of the House of Representatives, the President
delivered the following