Star.
London, England, 1827-08-07 00:00:00

MR. CANNING.

It is with profound grief we me obliged to announce
to our anxious Readers, that we have not a single word
of consolation to say to them on the subject of Mr.
CANNING'S health. On the contrary, the slender and
brittle thread by which his existence hung for some days
past, has been wearing away so rapidly for the last
twenty-tour hours, that we grievously fear, before
the STAR of this day Teaches the hands of Many et
our Readers, that thrall will be rent asunder for ever
It will be seen by the two following Bulletins, which
have been issued since our last, that the language of his
medical attendants is in the highest degree disheartening:

Soon after seven o'clock yesterday evening Sir Marrnew Tam;
sir, Dr. Fazes., and Dr. Roza.ann, had another consultation too
the state of their patient, and afterwards issued the following
Bulletin :

(corr.)
Catswicc, Monday, Aug. 6, 8 o'clock p. m.
a We lament to say that Mr. Cattattt• still continues In a state
of very great danger. _ __—_____

" NI. J. TIERNEY.
4. J. IL FARR&
H. HOLLAND."
Copies of the above were immediately forwarded to the rest.
deaces of all the Cabinet Nlinitters.

Precisely at ten o'clo‘k this morning, Mr. Rurr, one
of the KtNa's Messengers, arrived at the Foreign Office
from Chiswick, with the followii g Bulletin:

(covr.)
" Mr. Cansnro's state of danger is stillmore urgent than at the
time of last night's report.

- -
I. M. J. TIMENEY.
" J.lll. FA ERE.
" H. 11OLLAND.
" Chiswick, Tuesdix, August 7, Eight o'cluck a. in."

" CITY, Hacr•rast Ows.

"An Expre.s has just arrived from Cloiswick at the
North and South A a.erican Cofee•home. All that can
be said is, that Mr. CANNING was alive at twelve o'clock.
One side (right). of him is entirely gone, and appears in
great agony when touched.'
It would appear, however, from the following Bul-
letin, that no material change has occurred since the

morning, and that
. .
' the City is incorrect :
' (corv.)
• " Cnisericr,.llsto.e4re OMs.
do. Immo is not trine since the morning."
CMISWICW, 14,111.1-TAfir. NIPS O'CLOCr. Tan 111011111/44.
Such is the public anxiety to ascertain the real state
oP.Mr. CANNING'S malady and suffaings, that not
withstanJing this early hour a number of well mounted
persons, have inquired at the Lodge, having been
sent from town for that purpose, and the inquiries
of the inhabitants of the village have been numerous
indeed, but here every thing is kept in the most profound
reciesy, and nothing has transpired in the village which
we could state with any'degree of correctness, although
a variety of rumours ade flying about.
A conbultation of the Physicians has been held, the
result of which mill be seen tram the Brllletin.

)ore report froth

The Duke of DEvonsiitstx is not here, as has been
incorrectly stated. His Grace was yesterday in Dethy-
shire ; and two expresses have been dispatched, which
have, ere this, reached him, and he is hourly expected.
It is also not true that Load anon, the Duke,of
WiLtINGTON, and Mr. PIM., were among the distin-
guished indiiiduals who left their names At the Lodge 11
yesterday, although an immense number of the Nobility
ind several of the Ambassadors were among the number.
ANOTHEs LETTiIt, DATZD CHISWICK, TWO O'CLOCK, P.M.

•• Mr. CANNING Is easier, and free from► pain;
By his desire, about one o'clock a messenger was
se .it 14 to bring down Captain CANING, of the Navy,
hii son, as the Right Hot. Gentleman was most anxious
to see him."

FROM TNE COURT CIRCULAR.
Mr. Vance, the surgeon, was among the first of the medical'
Gentlemen called in et the commencement of the Right Hon.

-Gen htsnan's indisposition on Tuesday last.
The physicians wbo signed the bulletin of yesterday moving, bad
remained at Chiswick during Sunday night. Dr. HOLLAND, directly
after the bulletin was issued, proceeded to town, and had an inter-
view with the Karl of Hannovrir and several of the Cabinet Mi.
nisren, who had all arrived in town, with the exception of Mr.
Huss:soon, who is on the Continent.

Copies Of the bulletin, with some addltiosial "articular', were teat
to all the C..binet Aliasters. •

Great numben of persons of distinction Called ye:sterlbfat Mr:
Camnisc's house in Downing-attert, to make their Inquiries ; among
them were Prince listerhazy, the Austrian Ambassadoi, the Spanish,
Portuguese, Prussian, Swedish,Nexpolltan, liavarian;and Wurtem.
berg Ambassadors and lilinisters, the ?lamas of thist'oi, the Earl
of Westaiorland, Lord Nugent, Sir Alexandei Johnstone, Sir
James Shaw, Sir Alexander Grant, the Attoitsepteoe;al,
About half-past two o'clock a verbal conuitudelion was received
in Downing-street from 'Chiswick, announcing that n
.slieration
whatever had taken place in the state"of Mr. C~nrnro.
At three o'clock a Cabinet Council wis Iseld'at the iesidence of
Mr. CANNIMG In Downing-street, summonses for which were issued
by Viscount Dottier and Ward, which was attended by the Lord
Chancellor, the Earl of Harrowby, the Duke of Portland, the Mar.
quis of I.ansdown, the Marquis of Anglesey, the Earliof Carlisle,
Viscount Goderich, Viscount Dudley and Ward, Viscount Pal-
merston, Mr.' Wynn, Mr. Tierney, Mr: Sturges Bonnie, and Lord
fkxley.--The Ministers Sat in deliberation till pait five o'clock.
'The Duke of PORTLAND, after the breaking op of the Cabinet
Council, proceeded to Chiswick.
tr. HOLLAND, after visiting his patients retuned. to
Ch • I
It is impossible to destribt in odecoate tenon the in-
tense anxiety which was produced in the City yesterday by the
knowledge of the fact that Mr. Cession was suffering under an at-
tack of Woes* which placed Ilia life in imminent danger. At en
early hour in the morning of yesterday, the Royal and Stock
Exchanges were filled with persons desirous of hearing who-
titer there was any • truth in the assertion, and the solicitude
,hewn for the Right Honourable Gentleman proves, in the most
unequivocal manner, the estimation in which he is held by all
classes of society. Dispatches were sent to Chiswick by many
of the most influential houses in the City, in order that, should any
Bulletin be issued, immediate Informattod might be obtained in
what manner the Hun. Gentleman had passed the night. Every
person arriving from that direction wae.surroonded by parties de.
aims of obtaining correct intelligence, bet it was not until late In the.
day that any of the Expresses referred to above returned. In the mean
time rumours of all sorts were promulgated ; it was even asserted
confidence that Mr. C. had breathed his last.Thls report, as may
be expected, had a great effect en the Funds, which during the day
were subjected to rapid and extensive fluctuation. At an early
hour business began in Consols for account at from 8/1 to 88$,
but very soon after the Market opened, a decline of 2 per Cent.
took place, Consols for Account falling to 864. They remained
in a very heavy state until about balf.psst eleven o'clock, when
one of the Expresses returned, bringing with hint a copy of the
Bulletin issued yesterday morning, and which stated that Mr.
CAMS° had slept for a few hours the night previous ; but men.
tioned the melancholy fact, that the Hon. Gentleman's disease
still endangered kis life. The slight hopes held out in this Rid-
letiq raised the price to ing ; but Consols again became heavy, de-,
dined to 87, and after a great deal of variation, finally closed 14
per cent. under the first price In the morning. The report at a
late boy yesterday evening was—that the Right Hon. Gentleman
was not in any way released from pain; and speculation continued
until nearly six o'clock, when some bargains were made at 87, set.
lets. The fall in the other Securities has been proportionably great.

We r..ceived this morning Hamburg?) Papers to the
4th inst. and the Journal de Franefort to the 31st ult.
The following are extracts:

" BERLIN, JOLT 31.

as On the 26th of this month the marriage of her
Highness the Princess Angusta of Balms Braunfels,
daughter of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cum-
berland, with his Highness Prince Albeit of Schwarz-
burg, was solemnised in the Royal Palace of Schott-
hausen, in a very "private manner, only the Royal
Family being present, because the death of the Prince
of Tour and Taxis, brother.in•law of the Duchess of
Cumberland, prevented any display of pomp on the
,occasion.

.. lIANOVF.II, Juvr 51.

" Their Royal li.glinesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge returned yesterday from Pyrmont to Mont-
brillant, but will go the day after tomorrow to Bum-
pelheim.
convention has been concluded between our
Government and that of Brunswick, for the regulation
several points relative to commerce.