Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
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United States, Captain Wilson which arrived last
evening, having lett Liverpool ON the 18th ultino
we have received London rapers TO the evening
OF the 18th, and Liverpool papers to the 18th in
clu-ive
MIR. Canning died at Chiswicll on the S;b day
OF August. His disorder was inflammation of
the inestines and ganSrene, attributed principally
TO intense attention TO his official duties.
Intense interest excited by The illness of
MIR. Canning. The London correspondent of the
Liverpool Courier under date oil the 9Th August,
says no event within ourI collection has ex-
ctsu more Intense interest in the city than the
Illness OF Mr canning. The anxiety TO learn the
latest intelligence from Chswick was undated
Throughout the day, and the Inquiries were so nu
merous and iacessant that it seenedas if the mer-
chants had abandoned their usual occupation. for
the purpos eof making them. The Exchange was
nearly as much thronged during the day as it is du-
ring the hours OF tran-acting business A very.
marked effect was produced on The public secur-
ties.
The London Courier of Angus, TO- says of min
iserisl aTrangemen's-" IL would not only be pre-
mature, but idle, TO talk of what may be the ul,i
mate ministerial arrangements IIuJ C.oderich
having received his Majesiy's commands to form
cabinet, or, TO speak with more precision, to sun
ply The vacancies occaioned by the lament ed death
OF Mr. Canning, the noble viscount is of course to
be regarded as the individual who will be at the
head OF his majesty's government. Beyond this
no step has yet been taken, but one thirp we -,
iieve is certain, there will be no change in tie
principles upon which MIR. Canning's row ernment
was established = Cabinei Council was held a,
the Foreign Office last night, which sat from 8
o'clock till half past IL which we NAV pre- .ume
those general considerations only were discussed
which would necessarily piecede any specific rnea
-urei- y messenger was despatched this morning
by Lord Goder:ch to the King communicating the
result
The Sun of the II,h, states that the appointment,
OF Lord GcderIch First Minister, had given
great and general satisfaction.
Mr. Huskisson is spoken OF for the Office of
Chancellor of The Exchequer.
by the aid OF telegraph communication, MI
Cannin9's death was known in Paris 10 hours at
ter IL had taken place.
MIR. earnings funeral was 10 take place on the
10Th Aug. and was to be strictly private. He was
to be inferred in Westminster Abbey.
The following particulars of his illness the cir
cumsiances attending his death, and the Official
movements which ensued, we slean from our files
Of English papers.
On the morning Of Sunday the 9th, the phy-i-
cians Issued bulletin, stating that lie was suf-
iering under attack of inf ,mmation. -
Ia the evening they issued another In these wo,Js:
+" We lament to state that The symptoms Of
Mr.. Canning disease have become so much worse
since the morning, that we consider his lie 20 be
IN imminent danger. (Signed by tie Pbysl-
cisns)
&c Chisw!cl. Sunday, Aug. 5, o'clock. p. NJ,
FIom the Court Circular Aug. Q
Or matthew Iierney and DR.. Holland were
present with Mr.. Canning, when the right non.
gentleman breathed his last. Inpedia. CIV unon
Mi Cannins's decease, Mr. Siapleton, his private
secretary, issued the followins:
" ChiStoick, -4Wg. 8, 4 O'Clock, Il. M
Mr. Canning expired this morning, without
pain at ten minutes before four oclock''
n copy OF the above az Immediately forward
ed to the Marquis of LqnsJown, as Principst Soc.
re'ary OF State to the Home Department
In addition to the three physicians who siooed
He bulletins, Tie late right hon. gentleman was at
tended by Messrs. Shutter and Vance, surgeons.
Inc medical gentlemen had no hopes Of his recoy
cry since Sunday last; and so imminent was the
danger in which he was considered. that Sir NJ
thew Iierney, who slept at Chiswicl< on MONDAY
night, expressed his surprise, on rising on Tueslsy
morning, that Mr.. Canning was still living.
Messengers with dispatches, containing the ,c.
count OF The dangerous state of Mr. Canning.
were seat Oft on Monday night TO Yiscount C;,a3-
vile, our Ambassador at Paris, and to the M
1uis wellesley, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland |
Ahe Marquis OF Lansdown left Town at half past |
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, to communicate the
Melancholy Intelligence to his Majesty. at the |
Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
Vscounts Dudley and Ward ordered sumro,s..
to be issued for the assembling of a Cabioet
Council.
Yiscount Goderich left town about half mas,
two o'clock in his carriage AMI four, for the
Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, to attend the
:, 20 "'"o 'N~S'fe Gu his majesty 3 commands for
mat purpose. The Right Hon Sfutses Bourne
lett town at the same time, having also received
communication from bis Majesty to nrocead 10
Windsor to attend his Meiesty
The Marquis Of Lsnsdown returned n ,o-,
about tour O'Clock from the Royal Lodge.
AT four O'Clock tile Cabinet RIinist ere ssso.tt,
At the late residence Of Mr.. Canning. in De-
Ing street; those present were the Duke IF port
and, the Marquis Of Iansdown, the Ms,nu; el
Anglesea, E1rl Hanowby Earl Carlisle. Visrount
dudley and Ward, Fiscount Palmsr.ton NJ |
w ynn, Mr. Tierney, and Lord Bexlev
Inc Lord Chancellor arrived at the Council .,
ave o o'clock. The Ministers continued a delibers-
lion till half past six.
Viseoun Goderich, after having lone a,d;
'ncs with the King, returned 10 Town we, sr,I.,
evening.
From the Court CEeuiaj OF .qugnsf 10
Fiscount Goderich, after returning on Xyei,s. /
lay evening, from attending the King At the -
~ Lodge, sent communication 10 the ,,,
chancellor who had left town Tor his seat al WI
''edon. The Lord Chancellor came 20 town he |
ween eight and nine o'clock yesterday rnorniro
'ad had an interview with Yiscount Codedrb .,
lis residence IN Downing street. The Right Hon \
otufgss bourne, who arrived in town Gon, attend.
ng MS mJe7iy on "Wednesday evening" had afso
10 interview with Viscount Godsfirb and TIC -
|hahcshoI' winch lasted considerable t,toe
Loru 1o1e'lch thtn issued summorses TO, H..
-aDinel minister's TO attend Cabinet Corr~u
An0ut hai pHsl WE'VE O'Clock the Lord Cb,, ,
eH" sgsih y'sl'tl Vlscouhl GojeEich and coofinu.
q WIN MS Loid'hip, 'll tie csbinst Nliniss-s
ssemblcd. '''''''e''
The Cabinet Council vas held At the g,.,oi..
hce, 10 D0woing street, Fl one O'CLOCK ves,..'5f,
ID nj rsrr ar .ffsf D. -. ?