The monitor & Wilmington repository. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1800-1801, 1800-09-20
SOUTHAMPTON. Augaf 1:
ANOTHER EXPEDITION:


A new. expedition. fecret and fudden, e
,Prepayed. The @Foops are embarked. Gers
Gsete and Manners command. 1t is faid the
prosiGons on y extend to days.
FEED Marshal SuwAR
The wcr d never loF greater captain than
the late 'feld-marihal SHwsrrow. he cireum.
aanceD Of Bis death are littls. known. ewing 70
the Afistie ieaIouly and poiti, al rsftti4ions Of
the court OF Peterfburgh. az wei' as perhaps 70
regret and remotfc for it, i>juItice towards the
ncf Alufriols Of the Rafl4as.
We are gratihed in bang able to communi.
caIe from an aueentic fourier me particulars
of the clofe of Al life which has filed all Europe
with its fame. while it rendered the mott Ina
portant feryiccs to the2ciVil'zcd world, as well
as 70 tie worGe than uncivized empire, in
Whole nHgratefhl bofom it terminated It's glc-
ticus career in neglect and deiertion.
The msfsugsr who was charged with the
letters which snncnrced the lois OF the eEhpe-
ror's favour. met this great man upon the road
TO St. Petsrfburgh, where he expected to be
received Il der triumphsl arches, BY the praiEs
Of hisf vereign, and the gratitude OF the people.
Suwarrow read the difpatches in his car
rave. The ms feuger received purie of du'
cas-. and ard he foe complaint that ever
sIcsped from the bfeaa of the hero " This
Z then be cried, " is the reward of thole who
devote their exiaercc to the fcrvice Of their
country i's
His heart was rent by the fuddcnnefs Of the
a,ock, and sxhauaed Bature, near the term of
her career, was unable to iuRain hg mighty
ipirits indignant at its y ongs. D9ubtl,fs, it
would have been greater TO have defpiied All
injury W. ich difsraced emily It's author ! The
dIg,sre Of Suwarrow the world did not wait
20 do him luace. Suwarrow mourned the
departed uare of bis foversign's name, for
he was mt a man Of friet VIRTUES Of exalted
principles, ate a patriot il every honett ienls
Of that abifed name. Undsr he blow he had
received, and az the verge of uatAral death,
for he had attained the "a h year Of bis sg-,
hia realoE gave way, as has happened to many
il|uarions men at this period Of life, merely
from the intepfs afiidu0ua ute Of their "a.
cu!lies slcne. He did not, however, iuffef
the calamity Of mental arrangement, although
he furvived for hort time The full ufe Of his
understanding. has wrongs preyed ppoR h.S
ihaftetea health aud exhauAcd frame He died
Of that Accumulated chagria, that proud ard
iuiien retsntment aud ind f.tence, which is
tamiliaisy called brakcn hart, in lmsll
NooIen honfe, snder the diipleafurs Of bis
Tnaaer, a. d.ttanee from h.s family, and aban-
do ed by his itierds
No Rener was !, krown that be had expired,
thaa The prb!c io,rew, which no defpotifm
can perfesl y r.itFai bprit forth into murmars
both loud I'D deep, and the court irfef
thought erepe, to relcnt. The body received
late and fuit fuou', thofe ~honours, the juG pri-
Walton o. WHICH tad overwhelmed the reafon
ard overPowered the great miad which had
inhabited It, Paul l. commanded it TO be ex-
poied in itate, ia he capital. and to be inferred
amidit The pomp ct military honours and royal
cef-Slgaal The tears Of the Ruf6ans, and
the aaS3ilntian Of Emruns axr H.. nnnura....