Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-28
POSTSCRIPT.
Neso York, Sept. "a.
FIGHT NAYS LATER

| LA La LILY
By the arrival last evening of the old
line ship Amiiy, Capt. Maxwell, from Iii
verpool, the editors OF the Gazette have
received London papers OF The 18th,
Lloyd's Lists to the 18th, aud Liverpool
papers to the 18th ul. all inclusive. On a
cursory examination, they do not appear
| to contain any thing of Importance, il we
except the death OF the Marquis of Lon
| donderry, who committed suicide by cut
| ting his throat on the 18th OF August, at
North Cray, County of Kent. The Lon
don Courier of the l4th contains the Cor0-
ner's Inquest and Verdict from which it
! appears that he was in BIT OF insanity
! when he committed the act, which was pro-
duced by extreme mental and bodily ia
| tigue during the late session OF Parliament.
On the death OF Lord Castlereagh, the
editor OF the Liverpool Mercury observes,
"The sudden, unexpected, and selt-infic-
ted death Of this nobleman absorbs sthe
public attention to the exclusion OF almost
every other topic, not excepting the Royal
visit TO Scotland--nor do We wonder at
the interest excited by the demise OF an
individual. who was the very soul OF the
present administration; and whose memo
nv is SO inseparably associated with the
crooked policy pursued by the British
Cabinet for the last quarter OF century,
that it will be damned to everlasting
tame.
His death was announced in London a.
| bout past on the 10th, and produced
great confusion and agitation a, the differ
ent government Offices. 1t had also the
effect of lowering the funds an halt per
cent.
The verdict of the Coroner's Jury was.
." That on Monday, Aug. IL, and for some
time previously, the most noble Lord,
| MARQUIS Of Londonderry, under grew
Gus disorder did labor and languish, and
! become in consequence delirious and OF
insane mind and that whilst % that state,
! with knife of iron or steel, be did inhIct
| on himself on the lett side ofhis neck and
of the caroted artery, a wound OF one
inch 10 length, and halt an inch IN depth,
of which he instantly died; and that no
other person except himself was the cause
| of his death" To this verdict, all the
Jurors signed their names.
Madrid papers to the 7th of August,
Zone week later than our former advIces)
bad been received. They announce that
a change Of Ministry would immediately
take place. The Offices of Chamberlain
and Master Of the Horse bad been remov-
ed from office. and the Marquis de Santa
Cruz, major domo of the palace, appoin-
ted to discharge pro tenn. the duties Of
those Offices. Gen. Lopez Banos, the
new Minister of War, arrived in Madrid
on the 9Th. He bad been hailed with ex-
uI,ation by the Liberals. Nina bad also
arrived TO confer with government on the
means of tranquilizins Catalonia. The
I Duke of infantado was looked upon with
suspicion, and it was rumored that he
had beaded party of insurgents. Some
idea may be formed of the condition of
Spaiu from the following extract of let
ter. dated August Sd. "Here is short
| picture of our situatioD-no government
under military despotism--the King as
head strong as ever, and prisoner--his
advisers Jealous of him and of each other
no consistency--nO talent--no money
--di,ect ributions--insurrectlon IN
the provinces--drea1 Of ii hefe--murders
-exiles--absence OF all confidence
military neutrality-suspicious.
l nScaliODS-lUIS - Oul dCtuot Stuot'oh'
from wbatha happened, judge what will
happen--streams of blood must flow. :"
The Madrid papers contain number
Of statements respecting the Spanish IMAM
ces. Proposals had been opened tor the
purchase of the thirteen millions OF per
cent rentes, the issue and sale of which
was authorised by decree OF the Cortes
on the 99tb June. The decree Of the Cor
ties authorizing loan OF SO millions OF re-.
ais for the ministry of the marine, had
been officially published. An abstract OF
the budjet fixes the charges for the pub
| lie services of the year from the LIST OF July
last at 664, 1913. 1924 reals. The ways and
means are calculated to cover this expen-
dtu-e.
/. The King has conferred the order oil
Knight of the Garter on Frederick The 9Th,
King of Denmark. and The Lord Cha mber-
lain GAS. appointed the Hon. VIM. Pole
; Tiluey Long WELLESLEY. Gentleman Usher
Daily Waiter 10 the King.
soThe accounts from France do not pos
. sess any interest. The debates in The
b Chamber of Deputies had become more