The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-09

LONDON, AU0. IL - nc Following cir
cums,snce, on which our, readers may
implicitly rely, proves, We think, most
clearly, that tie malady which led to the
death of lord Londonderry, had made
considerable progress so FAR back as
Tuesday, the 9th instant On the morn
ing OF that day, the -- Ambassador
from one ofthe first 2otentates in Europel
received letter from the Marquis of
Londonderry requesting to see him Gbc
ambassador at his (lord LONDONDERRY
house, St. James square. In compli-
snce with that request, the ambassador
called upon his lordship-was announced,
but was surprised by being informed in
reply; that he (lord L.) could see no per-.
son there that day. The ambassador
caused his lordship TO be reminded thai
it was at his (lord L's.) own request that
he had waited upon him. True, true
said lord Londonderry shew him up.-
In consequence the ambassador was
shewn into his lordship'= Ga.s=-sing room,
and had his audience there, the noble
marquis continuing to dress uninterrn ptc d
by the presence of the ambassador which
struck him as not little extraordinary.
lord l.. being generally known as nice
observer of punctilio.
From the Boston Daily .9dv. Oc.. G.
In the ship London Packet from Lon
don, came home VIM. Wright and Seth
Weeks, two OF the crew of the whaling
ship Essex, who were left on the island
OF Ducea in the South Sea, together with
ha Nv IN.
lived these months on wild berries, re-
sembling cherry, sometimes killing q
sea gull, by throwing stones, and no fresh
water but when ii rained, which is very
seldom, until the 9Th April, 1921, when
they were taken Off BY the British ship
Surrey, captain Rennes, from Vapa.
raiso, bound to New-Hollaiid.
Capt. Downes of the United States fri
gate Macedonian, had paid the captain
| Of the Surrey 500 dollars to induce him
to call there for them-having previous.
| ly paid 1000 dollars Cor schr. that was
out one month and came back dismasted.
Fhos. Chapel was born in England and
remained there.
] There was the name ofthe ship Eliza.
beth OF London, carved on tree. and a
cave with eight human skeletons living
together. The above island is in lat SIS
> Ion. ii5 w. and leagues from the
Western Continent OF America.
DIR. UMcara, the author Of the Voice
from st. Helena, has been brought be-
fore the judicial authorities OF London. To
answerior aagelianon, which he adj
ministered TO Mr.. VIM. Walters, mis-
taking him for his namesake, the editor
OF the Times. The doctor was accom-
panied BY counsellor Phillips, who made
very appropriate speech on The occa.
sion, we'll spiced with apology, to which
Mr. Walters replied, and assured Sir r..
Brine, the magistrate, that his primary
object was, that proper apology should
appear IN the newspapers, and assented
to reference to friends. This arranee.
ment was consented to by the magistrate:
but at the same time, he required doctor
VMeara, 20 enter into recognizance to
keep the peace in relation to MIR. John
Walters, the editor, which was aereedto.
Ii q newspaper apology is a sufficiene
satisfaction Tor so sound drubbing, it is
quid hro quo that may be very conye-
nient to editors, even if it is not support
ed by presidents in its favour. With
every respect, however, for the modera-
ton OF Mr. Walters, it is difhcuIt to
conceive the doctor could have rendered
retrlbuilye justice, without having made
proiert of his own back in return.
- NJ Y. I'M.
MARRIED,
Last evening, by the Rev. DR.. Wilmer.
Mr.. DANIEL HAINss,' of Je fferson county
va. to Miss FRANCES HENDERsoN, OF
Fairfax County, We.
ENR Dds
On Saturday last, Miss Er1zAREru
HARMON, eldest daughter Of Walter w.
Harmon, Esq. of Charles county, Md. in
the 2lst year of her age.
The loss of this amiable girl will lnnc
be felt by very many acquaintances.-s
Blasted IN tie prime ofIife, in the Cheat
ofyouhiul Blood" with health and bloom.
and constitution that bid fair to laugh
at death, she has been cut dovn--and
that tor ever. To her parents il is be-
80.