American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-11
From The .Ne,v FORK Commercial 4d1e-ser. st,,.,l,
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

ny thc snip CHiteu otdies, captain Wilson
which arrived last evening, having left Liys,ro4;
on the 18th ultimo, have received lon,on r wv
pers to the evening Of the 18th, and Liverpool ps
pers to the 5th inclusive.
DEATH OF MIR. CANNING.
Mr.. Canning died at Chiswick on tho sth -
Aug Ills disorder was Inflammation Of tho in,s.
tines and gangrene, attributed principally "a -
tense attention to his official duties
Intense interest was excited by the illness Of H.
Canning. The London correspondent Of the II,
yerpo0l Courier under date of the 9Th Aug. save
i" No event within our recollection has excited
more intense interest in the city than the Illness eS
Mr.. Canning. The anxiety to learn the latest IN.
telligence from Chiswck was undated throuphons
the Jay, and the inquiries were SO numerous and
incGssant that it seemed as if the merchants had
abandoned their usual occupations for the purpose
of making them. The Exchange was nearly a.
much thronged during the day az il is during he
hours OF transac,ing business. A very marked er
feet was produced, on the public securities.
| The London Courier Of August 10, says of minis.
teral arrangements-" II would not only be prema,
ture but idle, to talk OF what may be the ultimate
ministerial arrangements. Lord Goderich having
received his Majesty's commands to form cabinet
or, to speak with more precision, to supply The
vacancies occasioned BY the lamented death Of Mr..
Canning. the noble viscouat is of course to be re-
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his majesty's government. Beyond this no step
has yet been taken, but one thing believe is Ger.
tain, there will be no change in the principles upon
whch Mr.. Eanning's government was established!
a Cnbinet Council was held at the Foreign Office
last night. which sat From O'Clock till half past
II, at which we mas presume those general con.
sderations only were discussed which would neces.
sarly precede any specific measures. A messer.
ger despatched THIS morning by Lord Godecb
to the King communicating the result"
The sun Of the It'll, states that the appointment
of Lord Goderich as First Minister, had giyer
great and general satisfaction.
Mr.. lluskissun is spoken Of for the office Of chaa
celor Of the Exchcquer.
BY the aid Of te!egraphc communication, Mr.
Canning death was known in Paris 10 houis after
it had taken place.
| Mr.. Canning's funeral was to take place on The
10th Aug, and was to be sti city private. He was
to be inferred IN Westminster Abbey.
| On the Morning Of Sunday, the 5th the physi
clans issued bulletin, stating that he sas sufe'.
ing under \ very severe attack ct inflammation"
In the evening they issued snother in these words:
ave lamcn, to state, tnpt the symptoms of Mr.. Can
nngs disease have become much since The morn
ing. that consider his life 70 BE- in imminen, danger."
(Signcd BY the Phssicians.l
! "Chls~ick Sunday, Aug, S. O'Clock, T. NJ"
| Fran he Court C,reniar Of .ang 8.
Sir Matthew rlerney and DIR Holland present sit
Mr.. Canning, uhen the right hon gentleman bea,hed
his last Immediately upon NJ. Cummings deceasc, Mr..
stsple'on. his private secretary, the olovAg
'Gh.svck. Aug 3, 4 O'clock, A. N.
"Mr Canning expired this morning, without pam, az
| ten minutes before four O'CLOCK !"
copy OF the abos was Immediately forwarded
to the Marquis of Iansdown, as Principal Seerela-
~ of Stat. to the Home Department.
! II is stated. that Mr.. Canning, IN Que OF the ~
! tervals when pain was less acute, and I've coul adj
dress himself to those HIM, expressed levene
hope thai his Majesty would adhere to the lile ol
policy now adopted. and which has been found 50
advantageous and honorable to the counf,y Moth
| ing authentic has TRANSFERRED on tins SUBJECT, Dut
the statement is belies ; and il 50 added that
special messengers were sent to the King at mo.
sur, to communicate the wishes OF his noDle hiilutu
anil talented minister. : Globe.
The Duke OF Portland communicated to Mrs
Canning, on Wednesday evening, the TACT o. neT
husbands death The intelligence, though c"n.
yeyed with all possible de'lcacy, gave Mrs. .a"-
ming severe shock. She was on Thursday rash't
more composed.
From the Liverpool Albion Of August III
Mr.. Canning is no more. Alas ilttie on we
expect, when, on Monday last, we announced toe
alarming illness Of this distinguished state'nah'
that we should, in one short week. have 70 perform
the melancholy task ot recording the termination
Of his earthly career. But the bright and glorious
4 spirit which was the admiration OF England anu :"
the world. is quenched in death; and the up, Va
i whose accents our fellow -townsmen have o'sh
hung with delight, and which for thirty long years
commanded the applause Of listening senate, arc
now sealed in eternal silence.
A celebrated orator has we'll and eloqnentiy on
served, that " it seldom happens that great men
reap during their lives, the fall harvest OF all ths'
tolls. Contention, passions interpose; anu 'l's
complete operation Of a system is not always secN
!, and is seltomer acknowledged, while the sn'hm'
OF it is ar object of rivalry and envy" Mr. az
ninr had often occasion to feel the force OF tins