The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-20 00:00:00

Ma. CANNING'S VISIT TO DUBLIN.

- (From the Dublin Corrapondent, Ppt.
The Right Hon. Secretary arrived at Howth
yesterday afternoon q lie was received upon landing by Sir Ed-
ward Lees, Ike., and shortly afterwards proceeded on his way
to town, in a carriage of the Lord Lieutenant's. Immediately
on Mr. Canning's- arrial-in Dublin yesterday, he was waited
on by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the
Lord Mayor elect, to. pay their respects—they were instantly
received With themost marked attention. His I.AirdAtip stated,
that he lost not a moment in paying his personal respects, and
welcoming the distinguish ed visitor to h isnative country. During
the interview, the Lord Mayor expressed a hope that .Mr. Can-
ning's stay in Dublin would not be of that short duration which
rtimour assigned, adding, that he was assured the Magistrates
and' Citizens would be happy to have an opportunity of pitying ,
him every possible degree of respect and attention. Mr. Con-
ning, in reply', assured his Lordship that nothing would be
more gratifying to.hhn than meeting the Citizens of Dublin,
but as his visit was of a private nature, and one rather of re-
!axatitii, he would be obliged to decline,
most respectfully,
any pUblic meeting, or mark of favour: The Lord Mayor
electexpressed great regret at Mr. Canning's determina-
tOn,. as he had hoped to be honoured by his presence at his
inisugtitation dinner on the 30th instant. Mr. Canning said
he was fully sensible of the great kindness and honour in-
tended him, but
.he would be under the necessity of leaving
Dublin before that period. This day Mr. Canning, accom-
panied by his Secretaries, arrived in one of his Excellency's
stafe carriages, at the Mansion-house.- Shortly after the Right
Hon. Gentleman, accompanied by the Lord Mayor and Sir
Stewart Bruce, proceeded in his Lordship's carriage, through
the city, visiting the Bank, College, Newgate, &c. The Re-'
'corder of Waterford and Mr. North occupied ds Excellency's
carriage, and accompanied the Right Hon. Secretary.
the Freeman's Journal of:Thursday.)
'Mr. Canning, accompanied by his Private Secretary, Lord
Howard de Walden, landed at Howth about two o'clock yester.
day, and proceeded immediately to the Vice Regal Lodge, in
the Park,lo pay his respects to his Excellency the Lord Lieu-
tenant. The Right Hon. Gentleman came over in a Post
Cfll ie Stearti.packet.
( From the Dublin Morning Post of Thursday.)
It will be seen by the account which we insert of tile inter-
view the Lord Mayor, Lord Mayor elect, and Mr. Canning,
that the Right Hon. Gentleman declines all Addresses and
Honours from the Corporation !
Yesterday the Lord Mayor, accompanied by Alderman Jones,
(the Lord Mayor elect,) proceeded to the Park; to pay their re-'
spects to Mr. Canning, and to congratulate him on his arrival
in this his native country. On arriving-nt the Lodge; they were
instantly honoured with an interview, notwithstanding the
Right lion. Gentleman's fatigue, lie having just arrived front
Howth. _

The Lord Mayor assuring
Mr. Canringthat the Magistrates
and Citizens of Dublin would feel happy in paying hint every
possible mark of respect and attention, which his very exalted
station demanded. Addresses of congratulation were now in
progress, and he expressed a hope that Mr. Canning's stay in.
Dublin would not be of that very short daration which the pub-
lic were to suppose.
Mr. 'Canning stated, that it would be extremely gratifying to
hint toliave an opportunity of meeting the Citizens of Dublin ;,
but that his visit being of a private nature, and one of relaxa-
tion he would be under the necessity of declining the Intended
honovr.l.

The Lord Mayor Elect hoped Mr. Canning, together with
the distinguished friends that accompanied him to this country,
could make it convenient to honour him with their presence at
his in tuguration dinner on the 30th inst.

Mr. Canning regretted that his stay in Dublin was necessa-
rily so extrernly limited as to oblige him to decline the plea-
sure, but that be felt truly sensible of the great kindness and
honour intended him. •

The Lord Mayor tendered his services to accompany the
Right Honourable Gentleman in viewing the City and Public
Buildings.
(From the Dann Star, Sept. 17;)
Yestanlay Mr. Canning visited several of the ppublic pita-
blisinnentxof the City, to which he was introdumi'by our re-
spected Lord Mayor. The Right Hon. Gentleman, accom-
panied by Lord 'Howard de Walden, and several' ther distin-
guished
theisliet liinp.er:jn (louse,oonages,in meolfort,hiisyafter,
Excellency's carriages, arrived
a:
he proceeded with the
Lord M tyor to the Bank, the College, .Isewgate, &e. The
Rteoll2r of IVateribrd and Mr. North we'understand, acconi-
pani-d him. Upon arriving at the Sessions-house,' Mr. Can-
n rig sat on the Bench beside Lord Norhury fur an hour.
tic dad)? interesting to him from
the Bank, he examined attentively ,the various Offices
of that national establishment, which must have keen par-
wi ii their or.iginal. prom the associations connected
aall.:aPror elation. At the College, he visited
trseurn, .Sc. &e. In consequence of
of Fiance the Right Hon. Secretary' s
visit to the Lord Lieutenant - • •
sdue.}:teirlbofLtiibierairtxing
was intended,—Tho Lord,
le will, it is said, be shorter than
b, in t!to County NVicklow.
is at present on
v!iittlntrhi brothertand he wil aJrruidv`th.o7l," • e
breCtS to Mr: Canning. town this 111:ty, to pay his re-