The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08
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Il this port lat evening, IN - days from
Liverpool BY tbs arrival the Editors OF
the Commercial Advertiser have received
copions supply OF London aud Liver
pool papers, tbc former down 10 the
evening of the 9TH Of Aug. and The lat
Ter Ia the 1eth-bofh inclusive. They
ha,r also received Ll0yd's Lists, Of the
18th, and Shipping Lists ofthe ilth, Prices
Current, &c. We have devoted our paper
almost exclusively 10 extracts, and a short
summary.
The most important intelligence furnish
ed BY tbs arrival. is the death ofthc Marquis
Of Londonderry, llate Lord 'astlereashl
who committed suicide on the morning Of
the 18th Of Aug. by opening an artery, IN
the pecl, with pen knife. From the time
his melancholy event WAS known until the
sailing of the Amity, il entirely occupied
the public attention, almost - the exclu-
sion even of the ROYAL visit To Scotland.
We have given below Al abstract OF the
Coronrrs inquest as we find il IN the Ii
tcrppool Mercury Had we given II at
length, ~ II appeared in The London Cou-
rier of the 18th, il would have occupied al
most the whole paper.
His Lordship was the eldest son Of the
late Marquis OF Londonderry Ito whose Ii
Tie he succeeded on thc death Of lis father
last year. and of Lady Sarah Frances
Conway, sister 10 the Marquis Of IIertlord,
his Lordshlp's first wife. He was born
June 10, 1903, aud consequently was in the
sd year Of his age. He received his curly
education at Armagh, under Afchdeacon
llurrock aud nj II tl78G) was entered
at ST. johns College, Cambridge After
remaining for the usual fine in the Uniyer-
silly, hc made tour on the Continent, and
on his return 10 his native country, entered
on that political career which has since
been SO successful. lis first exploit was
starting as a candidate 10 represent the
county oi Down, IN which la, fathers es-
tates lay, and where his fathers influence
could be best cxerlcd. The contest WAS
long, keen, aud expensive; costing his
father 100000.
Conjecture is already busy in finding a
successor Tor Lord Londonderry in the ea-
binet. Some think Mr.. Ped will he the
Foreign Secretary, and Mr.. Grant succeed
Ia Mr.. Peel. Others confidently assert
that Sir Charles Stuart, Ambassador At Pa
ris, viii be the new Minister. Others,
again, predict that Mr.. Canning will rrliu-
quish his appointment as Governor Gene
raj of India, and go IN at the head Of the
cabinet. This selection would und0ubted-
l. be ludlcious one.
The Liverpool Mercury mentions as Gu
rious historical condolences, that when the
IA "A 1 hat ,,f
Wales, Pereiyal Twas assasainated. Last
year, whilst his ma jesty was on a visit 10
Ireland, during the first week, the Queen
died and laslIy, during the first week
of the royal tour To Scotland, ms con
hdcntidl minister, the very life and
soul of the cabinet, has died by his own
hand.
The King of Persia, il is said, has been
recently converted to Christianity by the
argument of the celebrated missionary,
Mr.. Martin. Such conversion must
have an important effect in spreading the
light, of the Gospel through regions of
darkness, ignorance, and idolatry.
SPAIN.
The accounts from Spain are very loose
and contradictory. According to the Eng
lish aud French Ministerial papert ,insulrcc-
tons arr daily breaking ont, and speedy
aud terribly bloody conflict is inevitable.
Bat The papers more friendly to revolution
hold Il different language.
The latest Madrid papers, which are of
the 9Th of Aug. ialorm usthat change oil
Ministry had taken place IN accordance
with the wishes of the people. The
t"trcrsR Of the 9Th expresses its 81
tstaetlou, because il was an event which
showed that his Majesty is at last con
vmeed ~ the urgent necessity Of making
tlosc reforms in his roYal household which
the nation considers Indispensable for its
welfare and for The Tranquility aud dignity
Of the Monarch. The following are said
10 he the persons liked ON 10 compose The
neN Ministry VIZ Don Etaristo san
MlgncL Don Francisco fcmandcs Casco,
hon Felipe Cenicio Navarro, Don Antonio
M'stinc2, Don Manuel Nadi,Io, and Senior
Bapaz. The Marquis of Santa Cruz had
been appointed, pro iempore, Major Domo
Of the Palace. General Lopez Banos, who
WAS recently appointed Minister al War, *
Gen. Nina had both arrived at Madrid, TO
concert with the government as 10 The best
means OF cllcctually graduating the seeds
oil rebellion, Greatexpectatlons were cutter
tanned from the known talents and innu-
enee these nen, thai the wicked designs
oil the enemies uf The liberties of Spain
would be ultimately defeated.
The Duke of lnlantado is still viewed
with suspicion, and is stated to have shown
a disposition 10 linser ON the road to his
place of banishmenf
Inquest on he Late .nrrquiSof Londonderry.
On Tuesday afternoon Jury of the most
respectable inhabitants in the vicinity OF
tne estate Of the late Marquis was held at
the house of the deceased Loud, where d-
rocnons were gwen In adult any person
VINO desired To he prescnt.--Mr. Joseph
Garter, The Coroner, addressed the jury ON
The duty they were about to perform, IN a
"a H.. II. l..