The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-17
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DEA1u OLE MR.. CANNING.

Inc arrival ii tile ship Ohittu 7aa'es NJ w"
York brings intelligence Of the death OF M
Canning, Prime Minister OF Great Britain. We
have ueither time nor space for comment on
this impor,an, event in this days paper The
reader is referred to the following extracts
from the New York papers received by last eve
oinc's mad.
NEw-YoRK, September 3.
The ship United States. arrived last evening,
10 % days from Liverpool whence she sailed
Aug. 18th
The article of intelligence of deepest interest
is the d'ath OF Mr. Gaming, which took place
at Chiswck Angus 3th. HIS remains were re-
moved TO his house in London, the next day. and
the funeral was TO iakc place ia Westm nster
Abbey in private manner on Wednesday
18th Lord Goderich wasIo ell the place Of Mr.
Canning at thu head ofthe Ministry. The pros
pectofMr. Canning S death produced greatan&ie-
~ and fluctuations in the funds.
II WAS reported with considerable confidence
that the Pachao Egypthas Withdrawn his troops
from the service of the Ottoman Porte.
Accounts from Constantnople to the 10th Ju-
~ describe the Greeks TO be, as heretofore, di-
vided among themselves Their affairs did not
appear to be III prosperous state hut on the o.
ther hand the Imhs appeared to BE- incapable Of
following up their recent successes with effect
Mr. Cannng's death in the following manner.
" Since our last the countr, has sustained II
mostsevere andunlooked for calamity in the death
oil Mr.. Canning. On Wednesday morning last,
this distinguished statesman paid the debt ofna-
iure. having sunk IN few DAYS under violent
infiammatory disease. -Mr. Canning's situation
had been gradually, and of late, rapidly under
mined by frequent attacks Of Illness aggravated
ny ncesSant application 10 pubic business and
the extreme pressure of toll and anxiety which
his recent elevation entsiIed upon him. His re-
mains were 10 be inferred in Westminster Abbey
on the 10th August.
LoVDoS, Aug Hills maiesty's gracious
choice OF Lord Goderich as his frstnnistcr, has
given very great and general satisfaction.
MS lordshlp Is al present employed in making
the arrangements consequent upon his elevation
TO the premiership, but nothing is yet deGnitive
ly settled.
Gen Donnel, has been appointed comman
der in c'let OF the troops in Catalonia In one
town of that province ,UnguaIada,) there are 40
less "a number than 300 rebels
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 49,
There was a fair demand for Cotton, last week
The sales are about 900 baes of hich the
following are the particulars. 1000 bowels a, Cd
10 I'd; 2'llO Orleans S7-8 10 SID; 1920 Alabama
aud Mobile IL at 63-4 600 Sea Island lul-2
TO 10; 8ldo II 10 Is; 30 stained do SID.
from the London Times, 3Oh .JiIu1
Much has appeared within the past week re-
specling the waTlike preparations of Turkey her
defiance Of the Great Powers now united for
the protection OF Greece a01 her pnmpous call
Tor aId aud support 10 all within the sphere a.
her influence. These threatening indico,iors
coming tons through the atmosphere of Austria,
o'p'omacy, OF couiseiost nothing in their pa
The possibility that such a State MS Turkey
snonld be able 10 resist the armed intervention of
the three Great Powers of Europe, united in the
hoiF cause oil the preservation of Greece, and de
tcrmlned on ehecting her complete separation.
Tor every practical purpose, from the 1ul ki>h
Empire, IS too absurd proposition to be euier-
tanned for a moment.
But in opposition to any such inflated state
ments and short sighted reasoning on the power
and means of resistance of Turkey. we have one
fact hat no iriing one TO record FOR il inyolvesa
further di>nrmberment of the Ottoman terrific
rieS IL Is less thin the secession of the Pa
cha OF Egypt from the dominion of the Porte
We can now announce most positively that he
has communicated his determination To withdraw
from all further participation in the bloody strug-
giles Noo long carried on) between Greece
and her opDre>sors. This hitherto dreaded and
most powerful nStrument.o Iurkshtyranny has
thus then, opporinnely droppedoul of her hPod,
Ia tolerable decisive specimen of the r.,rss
likely TO attend any appeal tom the sul me
Porte 10 her vaSsdls.
We are informed thHt the Pacha first mad
known ms determination aud views, through the
medium of the British Consul at Alexandra in
order To ascertain how far he might rely on the
concurrence Of the Allied Powers The answer
I IN an
when the fleets of England, France and RUSSO
were actively a.mng in defence Of Greece AVID
the ships OF the latter Power are only detained
by contrary winds in our ports is obvious
Inc case admitted but of Que course aud il is
understood that the British government acted on
tins emergency, with all the promptitude which
the occasion deserved
1oNSTANTlNOPLE, June q.
Extract OF a Note from the Sublime Porte adj
dreS'tdfo the Mimi tiers OF the following For
elSn fo"ers M lonStantInople, viz Russia
! Austria, England, France aad Prussia.
by force OF aims have conquered Greece,
which, now possess for about fopr ccnturics
! have treated the Greeks with kindness. for I
considered them As subjects, and not ms slaves.
aud whilst they TRANQUILITY enioved their riches.
aud hoth power and honors in the cmnire. with A
preference IN the Administration and IN com.
merce they planned the ruin o the enpirs thcy
were ndolent, cowardly, and not Injured 4 war.
and still they attempted this act of temerity and
audacIous enterprise. God has ch.siised them.
Can grant unto these rebels thai liberty which
! You solicit for them Are they worthy Off do
they deserve 10 form "A nation Their ac,,ons
speak aloud to the universe, which is an equitable
judge OF Their deplayed conduct, as we'll as OF
my Ctemency. | know how 10 make them re-
tnrn TO Their duty, and 10 Coerce them, without
however Gonio"ndmg the just with the guilty.
This scandulons rebellion would already hay.
been Stliled, bat for the subsidies o, him who
whilst he protested his friendship for me, gave
succourS 10 these rebels
Being seated upon powerful ihrone. | rank
amongst the Soyereigns of Europe. Have lev.
er meddled with the revolutions of others ,
My example ought to have served as a guild.