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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

The following iudicious thoughts, are from all
Grafton delivered III Boston, at the late celebra-
ton of independence, by John Everett, Esq.
"1he pernanence ofour republican institutions
in their beauty and purity, must depend greatly
ON correct estimate formed by our citizens of
the military character There seems to appear,
in the history of all free governments disposition
to waste their energy on the arts of destruction,
and to found an opinion of their resources and
strength on the iyaries they can nfict on others.
Itbelongs TO every American who would desire the
name of republican, to reflect, that of all kinds
of distinction, of all forms in which the love of
fame can present ITSELF military glory, simply as
such, apart from the cause in which it gained is
the most worthless, calcuablc and mercenaly.
Build wcll modelled ships, offer large bountes for
recruits and you may attain as much military go-
ry as the treasury can support So far is sue
cess in contests between regular forces cause of
national pride, that the proudest victories that
have been gained in the last war in Europe,
have been won by chained conscrpts OH land, and
impressed fclons at sea; and Russia, whose gigan-
tic military force is now the terror of Southern
Europe, owes this supremacy to the barbarous
state of It's empire, which makesit easy at any time
to call her Tartars from the Don and the Caspian,
to plant their tents in the Elyssian fields. The
noblcst ancient and foreign empires have been lost
by the love of conquest by the strange desire to
divert their resources from the enpioyments
which bring peace, joy and wealth to those which
bcstow the fatal legacy of national disinembcr-
ment and debt War, with its chyalric assoca-
tions SO unjusty connected with it, the false light
ON glory's plume--should be viewed by Amer
icans that infiction people, that fatal trial
of national strength and principle, where success
and reverse are to be equally dreaded. Never
may the resources of our country be forced into
collision with half the world to CRAFTY national
prejudice, or dictate the internal arrangement of
foreign governments, even, if like England, it be
nomnally for so important case ofatwenty years
war; as the opening of the Schcldt."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

BYRON.--Mr. Spraguc Of Roston, a poet
of no mean pretcnsions himself, gave the fol-
lowing neat couplct to the memory Of Byron
as a toast on the 5tb of July.
O'cr the heart Of Childc Harold Greek Mai
dens shall weep;
In his own native island his body shall sleep
With bones Of the bravest and best;
And his song shall so down to the latest of
time,
Fame tell how he rose for caith's loyeliest
cline,
And Mercy shall blot out the rest.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

Some interesting papers relative to the
early period of Lord Byfons Life, in posses
sion of literary gentleman in London, arc
to be given to the public. In one Of this no.
bleman's incditcd poems is the following
verse.
"'Tis vain to struggle---let me Perish yonng,
Live as lived, and love as have loved;
TO dust if return, from dust sprung,
And then at least my heart cannot be moved.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

The Commercial Advertiser, says 1T is
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FAYETTE, would embark from Havre, be-
tween the lst. of July and the 1st. of August,
not earlier than the 5th of July, nor later
than the 1st. of August. The Cadmus was
to sail on the lst. Of July, but would wait un-
til the 10th.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

ASSAULT ofa fmaie.--A man named James
Brewer has been subjected, in the court of
Common Pleas, Boston, topay S'75 for beat
ing a female.
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/ SION {. SPENCER, about i feet or
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JAMES X. GREEN.
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isdId 1867 1881 ! prizes o' iooo
- oil Sluo, % OF 10, ...;...f =,
aud 2257 each, P''zeS VI II
u - All marked thus sold AT COiIEN'S
OFFICE, where the Cash is ready Tor the
fortunate holders.
g. The W ashington Monument
lottery will draw on Tuesday nrxt-Thc en-.
p'ia prizes are seoooo, tn,ooo, 10000, > 900,
NC. ~. Only eight drawings remain TO runls
whole Tickets $40 Quarters 81 80
Halves q | Eigbtbs ~
Tickets and Shnres, Wnrranled nndrnwn, 70 be
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IbROPOSES nprnlng Srted Ciogsico5
i and English Schaol, III Lyuchbnrg, in the
coutse of - few weeks. or further iniof
nation relatiyein thc proposed school. relr.
renee ma, he Ind to DR.. Henry " 1uckeror
T.. Fletcher, Esq. july .. 81
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