Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14

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his h'ni's oil living ere not csicula,ed 10 coun. |
terac' them lie caugh' violent Geld a. the ia
neral oil the Duke Of York, which increased them.
aud his constitution was " breaking up'' when he
Was made Premier. lie suffered most. from the
iui'oa3o. aud took another c III in ren.rn,ns
from attending the King at Windsor ON the SON.
which brought on at OF this disorder Since hel
entered he Pfemer-hp, all his ailments have gon.
on increasing. until be was carried of by a can |
hfmed though lingering inflammation of the iuie
une-' During the last stages of that extremel, !
ra'nini disease, he WAS only occasionally and for
short time !ei'rious, did he at any time CRY
out IN ms agony, as has been reported. A. long
intervals. he perfectly sensible aud composed
lie had but little apprehension Of his immediate
danger.
Ihe ieverish excitement which has PREVAILED in |
me immediate neighoorbood OF Chisyick Tor some
days past, has terminated in the mo-tal career Of
'he celebrated Individual whose ,tunate cndi
ton was the origin of it. The situation of Mrs
Canning Is truly ptiable 1t seems, ,ha, a short
time before the decesse OF her husband she wa,
conver>ng with him, and he then smoke with ne,
ieci caimness and compo-ure. A the converse
too advanced, however, she obser, ed that his
voice gradually ew weaker, and the scus of APP
lPoHching dissolution in his coun,enance alarmed
her 10 such degree, that sb- suddenly tainted and
IN thi- situation was carried out of the room by
the attendants. When she recovered which was
not ioi several hours, he eager, inquired respect
ins he state OF MIR Gaming She frantically
imp red OF those around her lei her know the
worst. 1t had, however, been previously agreed,
oy the advice of ths physicians hat III. .hont
no. be suddenly informed of what had happened.
ana she was, therefore, evented from proceed
ing into he room in which the co pse of her has
band lay The body OF MIR. Canaing is frishtlnl-
~ a'tenuated fe i 80 greatly changed, tha those
VINO were most Intimately acquainted . ith his per-
son would not now recognise i,
Times of Thursday.
A4tnisferial arrangements FIRST step
taken by his Majesty, after the death of NJ.
Canning, may be regarded as eminent for it's kind
ness TO the memoir oil tie deceased. We autle
TO his sending Tor Lord Goderich AMI Mr. S,urve-
bourne, with vie" to the new arrangement of
The mluis'ry; the former OF them, that colleague
whom MIR Canning had placed to himself. +.
leader IN the House of Lords; the latter the old
est personal friend OF MIR. Canning in he cabinet
Courier
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL We are happy learn
that Mr. EluskIsson's health has considerably i'm
proved since he left England
On Friday last all The vessels in the pert, both
English and trrelgn. hosted their flags hall. mas
high In consequence of the death OF Mir aiming
ihe flags on the Town hall, the Parish Churches
and the heaiEe, were also hoIsed half al bIg h.
and have continued flying since, out of res
pec' tor the memory of hat disng uished and l.
men'ed sta esman
M F0r and Mr.. Canning Some curious
coincidences mark the latter days of MIR Fox and
MIR. Gaming.
About the middle of June, 1865 fev months
after having formed Administrators OF which he
was the head Mr.. Fox made his last appearance
In Parliament. In August he was with diff, ulu
removed to the villa OF the Duke OF De, onshre
at Chs.ick. whe e. after undergoing sun ry ope
ralions, he soon afterwards breai he'd his las age
81 sc r. and soTe months. He was buried N =
vault IN W estmnster Abbey, near the remains OF
his great rival, Pit.
at the latter end of June IS27-also a few
months after having been appointed he head of the
Admni-tT alton Mr.. Canning made his last an
pearahce IN Parliament Illness assuming stIiI
more seTIou- aspect he had not been wei! since
The Duke OF York's funeral, and his agstions were
increased on becoming Premer) Mr. Canning
wac inyi'ed by the Duke of Devonshire to reside
al The hDe villa, Chi-wick, in he hope that change
OF air might renovate bis lite He also there un-
deFwen' several perali"nsi bat soon afteryyar.l Is
nreathed MS least about Mr.. Fox age dying, II
Is mentioned, ia the same room in which Mr.. Fox
expired II is said. that Mir. Canning will be
buried near the vaults OF Mr.. Pitt and Mr. Fox
namely, In the aisle of w estminster Abbey, form
ed by the great western door.
GLOndoa ouriey.
An express has arrived from Paris The funds
had slightly improved on Thursday. The death nj
M. Canning had excited violent sensation i, !
fahs' ana great solicitude Is expressed IN the LETT
tiers with regard 10 the effect that event was Iil,
- =" navy vi '"e POhcy OF our cabinet 4 large
parry In Paris would rejoice at seeing the tories
again IN power; but the pc pie generally look 10 a
liberal system IL England their best protection
The Courier OF the lOlh Augu.t states. m, IN.
advicrs lfom the manufacturing counties connnus
satisfactory, and thai the bulk of the ooefatives
are employed although at comparatively low W.,
Ses, 10 what they wei working at u, eyiousIy n, |
the panic OF last year
Ibe imperial Russian fleet from Cr9ns,ad, |
Bound to the Medii eFranean. insisting of S shin.
Of the lIne irgates, and a corvette under his |
eAeeiiency Admiral Sinavin, passed the back of |
the Goodwin Sands on the b August
The funds al London Angus IL, were iih |
triaing. '
Accounts from Bucharest, in the French manor.
state the -itustion Of Greece TO he yerv denorsble
aud ia confidence In Lord Cochrane was much
shaken. difference BE- cen Redscbid Paeba and
lcIahim tacia were also said exist
Accounts from ConstantinOpie TO the iOtb Of
'uiy describe the Greeks 10 be. as heretofore iii.
vided among tbemsei' es. Their affairs dI mn,
appear to be In prosperous state; but on ths a.
,her hand The Turks appear to he capable of fol
lowing up their recent successes with effect
The Intelligence from Spain In the French ma
Pers Is very contradictory, aud the O. tIdle,ne
describes the deseriion OF The Portuguese noop,
INTO spar, az more considerable thai ever
Ibe Lisbon papers contain az account of o,
dismissal OF General Saldanho. and the sn,oir.,'
OF successor, IN consequence OF hirH a tup,ut |
bad occurred among the people, W no M, cbsd,.,
me streets utteflng cries Of Long live the Kioe
the Charter, and General SaldanhJ'' The t,n,Ge
gu Fonte has been appointed by the princes Repeo,
minister oil War and Secre airy of .tate adj iptsr,n
for Foreign Affairs.
Under Date OF The Frontiers of Poland, July %