The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08
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/ ~ of Down, ireland.
His Majesty, after the conference on FRI
day, was the FIST to communicate the fear
OF a change, and recommended caution and
medical aid. lie is said to have written 10
Lord Liverpool, and his communication led
To the calling in of medical aid, aud to the
adoption of precautions in the removal of
pistols, razurs, &c. ouf of the apartments !;
bot sufficient watcLlulBess was not esin-
ctd.
Tine deceased, shortly before the aw-
iul event, told his confidential valet that
he was sure there vas a design on his
life he knew that be was beset by as.as
sins
The coHrier, speaking of the mental
Animation of the late Lord Londonderry,
says, " Had It been possible or dccorous 10
have demanded his Majesty's testimony,
We are informed that thai Illustrious Per
sonagc would have stated his conviction
that a great change had taken place in Lord
Londonderry's general demeanour and
conversation. This is affirmed TO have
struck his Majesty more particularly on Fri
! day, whcn his Lordship waited on him TO
take leave, before his Majesty departure
for Scotland. On the same day his Lord
| sl1p, after walking in quick manner IN
aud down COeksPur-strcet, suddenly adj
/ dressed the master of the British Coffee
honse, who was standing on the step Of his
hotel, and asked ii Sir Edaund Nagtl was
! ~ the house. The master replied in the
negative, upon which his Lordship insisted
That he was, IN a way very unusual with
hun, aud upon again being assured that h.
was not he beat his hands together and
walked away"
The following letter from the Duke
OF Wellington, within three DAYS before
'hc event took place, was read by the Co
rOner.
".lpsley House, .4ug. 9.-Dear SRI
called upon you with tine intention Of tai
KING to you on the subject Of the health of
Lord Londonderry, aud TO request of you
that you will call on him. told his Lord
ship that he was unweII, and particularly
requested Inn 10 send for you but lest he
should not, | sincerely hope that you viii
contrINe by some pretence to go down to
his Lord5hlp. have no doubt lac is very
uhWeu. lie appears 10 me 10 have been
exceedingly hara5sed, much fatigued, and
oferWork"d during the LATE Session of Par
lament; and | have no doubt he Iabors
under mental deiirlum; AT least this is
my impression. | beg you'll never men
tIon to any one what have communica-
Yea |" you, respecting his Lordship. am,
&C. 3WEJlI\f,ToN
" 10 G"rles EaHthcad, n y. Nc
Extract ofa private litter.
.'iadrid, hug. 3.-lieGe is short pic
tnre OF our situatlon--no Government
under military Dospotlsln-thc King as
htadslfong as ever, and . prisoner-his ad-
Nlaers jealous of him and OF each OTHER
NO eonslstcncy--no talcnt-no moncy-di-
rect conlrlbulloae-lns urrect ton in the pro-
Nlnces-dread of il -murders-cxilcs
absence rom all military
censorshlp--suppress ons-coniscatons-
tins is our actual situation from what has
happened, lud se hatNill happen streams
OF blood must now
The King of England departed for Scot
land on the 18th of August, the day ON
winch Lord Castereagh committed sui
elde. The Royal Yacht was towed by
two steam vessels, at the rate of ten knots
al hoar, and it was supposed hc reached
helth on the evening Of the 18th. An i'm
mpnse eoneurSc otpeople attended his an
bark ton, aud large fleet accompanied
him.
The Emperor Napoleon, the Duke Of
Wellington and Lord Londonderry were I'll
born IN 1868. The latter has left no issue.
aud will be succeeded in. his tides and e.
tates by ms brother, Lord Stewart, English
anbass ador at the Court Of Vienna. Lord