The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-07 00:00:00

ILLNESS OF MR. CANNING.

The physicians set up with the Right Hon.
Gentleman on Sunday night, Mr. CANNING
continuing in the same alarming state. At eight
o'clock yesterday morning they issued the follow-
ing bulletin :
" Mr. CANNING has had sleep at intervals
during the night, but his danger is still -im-
minent."

CHISWICK, 2 O'CLOCK

Since writing the above, we understand that
the. inflammatory symptoms have partially sub-
sided ; but, even should they wholly disappear,
great doubts are entertained as to the result, so
dreadfully- has the patient suffered during the
struggle. As may readily be supposed, he is re-
duced to a state of utter exhaustion, and now,
for the first time, nourishing food has been ad-
Ministered•to him. The inquiries of persons of
rank and public eminence, during the morning,
have been most numerous.

Mrs. CANNING has been constantly in at-
tendance on her husband since his attack. The
affectionate solicitude she evinces excites the ad-
miration of all who behold it.

CHISWICK, S O'cLocK.

Up to this time visiters have continued to ar-
rive in rapid succession, chiefly in carriages, but
some on horseback ; amongst the latter was Lord
W. BENTINCK, who likewise came down in the
same manner yesterday. Grooms have been con-
stantly passing to and from London, either bear-
ingor seeking intelligence with respect to the
subject which at the present moment interests the
whole/ kingdom. The result of what we have
been able to collect is, that no improvement is
visible in Mr. CANNING'S state.

Amongst the visitets who have left their cards
at the Lodge, are—Lord DUDLEY, Lord WM.
BENTINCK, the Marquis de PALMELLA, Lord
CARBERY, Mr. CALCRAFT, Lord HOWARD
DE WALDEN, Sir T. MARTIN, Lord CHAIILR-
MONT, Mr. HOBIIOUSE, M.P., Lieutenant-
Colonel CAVENDISH, Viscount ITABAYANA,
EnLy-Extraordinary from BRAZIL, and Sir. T.
MOSTYN.

HALF-PAST 8 O'CLOCK.
1 he following bulletin has just been issued
" We lament to say that Mr. CANNING still
continues in a state of very great danger.

(Signed)
" Monday, August 6.

" M. J. TIERNEY.
" J. R. FARRE.
" H. HOLLAND."

CillswlrK, 12 O'CLOCK.

There has been no change in Mr. CANNING S
situation up to this moment, and it is under-
stood that no bulletin will be published till

morning.

(From the Court Circular.)

Mr. VA NCE, the surgeon,.was among the first
of the medical gentlemen called in at the com-
mencement of the Right non. Gentleman's in-
disposition on Tuesday last.
The physicians who signed thiS bulletin had
remained at Chiswick during Sunday night. Dr.
HOLLAND, directly after the bulletin was issued,
proceeded to town and had an interview'with the
Earl of HA RAOWBY and several of the Cabinet
Ministers, who had all arrived in town, with the
exception of Mr. HusicissoN, who is on the
Continent.

Copies of the bulletin, with some additional
particulars, were sent to all the Cabinet Ministers.
Great.numbers of persons of distinction called
yesterday at Mr. CANNING'S house in Downing-
street, to make their inquiries ; among them were
Prince ESTER HAZY, the Austrian Ambassador,
the Spanish, Portuguese, Prussian, Swedish,
Neapolitan, Bavarian, and Wurtemberg Ambas-
sadors and Ministers, the Marquis of BRISTOL,
the Earl OMESTMORLAND, Lord NUGENT,
Sir • ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE, Sir JAMES
SHAW, Sir ALEXANDER GRANT, the AT:
TORNEY GENERAL, &C.

About hall past two o'clock a verbal commu-
nication was received in Downing-street fictn
Chiswick, announcing that no alteration what-
ever had taken place in the state of Mr.• CA N-