The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-07

clothing. The two most remark able
were those of the earl of Bredalhan.-
ard Marchioness Of Stafford. Her lady
ships tail was really magnificent. con-
sisting of about 100 ofthe finest men nj
her clan. 81 2
BY accounts from Vienna to the 4th
August, It appears that the emperor a.
lexander was expected there between y
the 18th and Goth Sept. The king Of
Prussia would arrive about the same
time. II was supposed that they would
remain there short time, and then pro-
coed to Verona, where the congress
would meet. ~
The King Of Naples bad reorganized
his armies which were disbanded on the
Austrian invasion in 1921.
The English ambassador at the Cont
of Persia, is stated in the Paris papers To
have demanded his passports and left tina.
residence.
In France, the trials Of the conspirators
at Belfast had concluded Four were
found guilty, and sentenced to S years
imprisonment. The others were acouit.
tee. Private letters announce revolt or
the negroes in the Isle Of France, and add,
that orders had been dispatched for draft,
ing some regiments from India for that
island.
No later intelligence had been recei,
from Spain.
II is stated in the London papers, that
Lord Liverpool was about to lead 10 the
altar the daughter OF Sir Robert Chester.
very distressing accounts had cached
London from Buenos Ayres of the trade
'here' and on the South West coast OLA
merica. Information had been obtained
ot the total failure ofsome very extensive
speculations to Lima and its dependencie,
and one ship IN particular had returned
with 500 bales efgoods, for which no
market could be obtained.
It is stated in the London Observer.
i that on The day before the propagation of
Parliament friend of the MARQUIS OF
Londonderry addressed him, and said he
had no coubt but that he was glad the
Session was closed, as it must be great
ease to his mind. The noble MARQUIS
replied, with a deep sigh, "Ah! that
mouse will be the death of me :" Nc
successor had been appointed to his Lord
snip, and it isprobable things would re-
main as they were till the King returned
from Scotland. Meanwhile, Earl Pa
thurst, Secretary of State for the Colopia,
department, acted as Secretary Of State
Tor the three departments, (Mr. Peel be-
ing at Edinburgh) and would continue to
discharge the duties of Secretary for For.
eign affairs till successor to the MARQUIS
OF Londonderry was appointed. No mate
rial change In the composition or per-
manence of the ministry is expected to
take place.
Splendld preparations were making in
London, Tor the funeral OF the marquis
oil Londonderry, whose intermen, was To
take place on the slst of Aug. in West
minister Abbey. The funeral was to be
oil private nature, and his maiesty,s mi.
nis;ers were to attend, but not in their
public capacity. The following is the
inscription on the coffin plate: "The most
hon. Robt. marquis of Londonderr, earl
OF Londonderry, yiscount Castlereapb..
baron Londonderry in Ireland, knight Of
the most noble order of the garter one
OF his maJes,y's most honorable priyy
council, and his principal secretary of
state for foreign affairs.--Born June 18th,
1859. Died August IL, 1892"
| The duke OF Wellington had returned
from the continent, and the duke of Cam.
bridge was expected to arrive the latter
end of the month.
Lord narrowly is spoken of as the
person likely to attend the continental
tcoDgress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote of Covent Garden
theatre, came passengers in the Cincin-
natus. They are engaged at our thea
tire.
| The new packet ship London, arrived
out 90 days.
Two Russian frigates, which we're fit.
ted out three years ago by the govern
mcnL to make voyage round the world,
had returned TO Europe, having accom-
plished the object OF their voyage.
| A visit which it is said The European
Alexander is about to pay the pope, gives
serious occupation 10 European news
| hunters.
Extract ola letter to the editors of theNew-York
Commercial Advertiser, dated on board the
US frigate Constitution, in the bay of Gibral-
| tar, Aug. 8, 1929.
Dear Sir--i believe | forgot in NV
letter OF the LIST inst. circumstance con-
corning the Turkish 80 gun ship, which
ought to be known to all Americans
| When the Turkish ship was blown up,
the brig Fanny, captain Rich, of Maiden.