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DELAWARE REGISTER.

Thursday September, l6, 1924.
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By the arrival at Boston Of the ship Amc-
thyst from Liverpool, London papers to the
3oth, and Liverpool to tho 3lst July, have
been received. These papers furnish very
little matter OF interest TO the rcadcr.-i nc
affairs of the Continent appear to have be-
conc, in measure, quict-at least to APP
pcarancc, and the unhappy subjects OF deS-
potic monarchs, still crouch beneath the roa
Of oppression. The European Journals are
chiefly filed with speculative rumors re-
specting the appointment and removal OF
ministers; public funds, &c. &c. but these we
apprchcnd will soon give place to that OF a
more agreeable tastc-the reception OF La
Faycttc, the Champion of Freedom, III INC
land Of Liberty. While the Werai dcvours
with greedy appetite this pleasing tale, he
must rejoice that his noble associate has
reached an asylum where his virtues will be
both appreciated and rewarded; ana regret
that he is not here to give evidence of the
patriots worth