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


Isle, Vi-coun, Goierich, Niscount Dudley and
Wsri, Piscount Pslmerston, Mr. WYNN. Mr. |
Stuges Bourne, Lord Bexiey, and Nc Teirney
The ministers sat In deliberaion upwards # tw o
hoais. a messenger was despatched TO the Ros al
Lodge. In Windsor park, Immediately after the
separating OF the ministers, carrying despatchss
which. ii wa. understood, contained the result of
he deliberston of The Cabne, Council. AGer
the beskipg up OF the cabine, council, the Mar
quis oil Lsnsdown and the Right Hon. Sturses
Bourne held long conference with Visccun,
Goderieh. Mr.. S,urges Bourne had afterwards
interview with Mr.. Wynn
The Duke of Portand arrived in Downing
street, alter the breaking up of the Cabinet Coun.
Gil. HIS grace projected TO the resdeace of Wis
count Goderch, and had an interview with his
iordship. The Maqas of Anglesea also vi,
sited the nobie vi-count.
AT nine O'Clock last night another Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, w hch was
attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of
Portland, the Marquis of Lansdown, the MARQUIS
OF Ansle-ea. the Earl of Haro by, the Earl, OF
Carlisle, Viscount Goodrich, Yi-count Dudley and
Ward, Vsccunt Paluers,nn, Mr. Sturges Bourne
MIR. Wynn, Mr.. Tierney, and Lord BexIey.
ihe Council did not break up till hail past eleven
O'Clock last night
Mrs Canning never suited for more than few
minutes The. bedside OF her husband Her unre-
uniting attention, as well as that OF the Marcho-
ness o! Clanrcarde at racted the o,)se walton OF nil
those Who attended on Nj. Canning. The Mar
gus OF Clsnr'carde staying at Richmond
] on' he called frequently at the vsidence OF thu
Duke OF D-vonsbrc TO make inquiries rel tive 70
| Mr. Cinning's health.
! The Kins with his u-ual quickness, was the fir-
| 10 perceive the dangerous state # Mr.. &. We
understand, that almost Immediately after Mr.. c.
quilted him, on Monday, his Majesty observed to
Sir William nighton, that Mr. Canning appeared
very nnwell, and that he was in great alarm for
him On Tuesday, Sir William repaired to town
at the express command of his Majesty to see Nj.
canning A. the interview with HIN, at the Trea
sury, Dir William made psr;iculsr inquiries into
The state of his health. MIR Canning was then
| troubled with ugh and he observed TO Sir Will
liam that lie almost felt ii he ere an old man
| that he was much weakened, but had no idea of
there being any thing dangerous in his condition
and that ne trusted that rest and retirement would
sci him to rights
Sir w. sent DIR. Nation 10 STr.C and in martin,
with him, he observed that, a. lie should not
leave town Until Wednesday morning he could
call on MIR. Canning, at Chswick, on his way
home TO Wind-or. Sir William found Mr. Can
ming 10 bed at Chisvick He asked him if ne
felt any pain in his side? Mr.. Canning answered
he had felt pain in his side Tor some DAYS and on
hI- endeavouring TO lie on his side, The pain was
so scute that be unable TO do So Sir Wi
liam then Inquired If he felt any pain in his should
81! lie said he had been for some time affect e /
by rheumatic pains in the sho ulder Sir Wu. loId
him that the pain in his shoulder did NOT ari-e
from Rheumati'Iu. bat from dl-eased liver, and he
imme diately sent for the he three physicon- who
were afterwaId in attendance ON him
The symptoms of MIR. Caunins'- illness to-
wards O'clock yesterday afternoon. (YYedne-d,v
the Stb) assumed more decided crisis than hith
erto, and 1t was ascsrtained that ratification had
taken place in the region of The ef, side, which
appeared greatly to extend. Noly!. h-tandipg
some intervals OF sleep, winch the right honorable,
gentleman had, his medical attendants rerrejv4dtb
ne was gradually sinking under the etfec OF the
malsdy and towards The venins, he Iasstude and
weakness produced by the modification. b-cs,ne
more manifest, and Mr.. G. wandered occssiou.II,
In mind; but his pc" altogether were gradually
departing. & the eXtfemiies were weakening NOR
and more, aud io-ing all peTceivable life s rno,too
About twelve O'Clock last night his approaching
dissolution became apparent that an expres. vas
sent 10 the King at Windsor Mr. Canning Din
rinS the early part OF the night had interview.
with Mrs. Canning, his son and daughter. he had
! nearly lost The power OF speech, but was IN full
possession OF his faculties. The interview wa.
extremely affecting. Between one and two o,clocL
The mortIhcstIon had advanced over the trunk and
was extending TO the vltals. About the latter b,,
me ex'fenites becsme cold, and a gfoup of 6estb
tokens appeared rapidly collecting upon The unfor
'uha,e eehtIe an IN the anti chamber several
official rsons mad assembled to prepare the fipaI
report OF the right honorable gentleman's nhvsi-
c'ans' VINO Were all In attendance, ard an express
departed every half hour TO Downing sire. a.
bout three o'clock the state OF the rigb, booo.tI
gentleman became more critical, and his death ,,a
momentarIly expected IL may be petbsns ,sce,
sasy here 10 rrmaFk, that during the last hour M
Canning had been altogegh-r free from nain 49,,
hau Oeen IN state OF excessive drowsiness or st,
pol from which he could not be reused; this il n
10 flna..
stste oil lsnguor continued until ten min,,as 49,,
nall before / o'clock, when AIR. Canning exnira 4
without aay apparent pain or Struggle The me-
lsncholy occurrence known sImost imma1,i-
aieiy to Mrs Canning and the family. The dss-
patches transmitted by Kings messepesrs So.
closed by half past four O'Clock. they were s-nI
to the kIng at Windsor, to the Duke f Susssx
to all Tue Ministers, TO the Foreign .Ambss.s
doris, TO Remington Palace, to the Duke of Por,.
i I, Duke OF De'on-hire, SC. The Courier to
Windsor travelled post and four
lEVening paper.
1t is stated, that Mr.. Canning, in one of the i,
intervals when pain was less acute and he eli
address himself to those near him, e5sre.sed fo,-
vent hope that his Majesty would sdher. IN IN.
Inc oil policy now adopted, and which has beeo
tounu so advantageous and honorable TO the coun |
try. Nothing suthentic has trsnspi, ell , tts ,,,t
Jec'' but tbe.satemen is believed; and il is adIsd
lhat special messengers were sent 10 the u mo- .,
W lndsor to communicate The wishes of bts rnb,
minded and talented minister CIt.'t
From the Hfst moment Of the attack. M o.
ming invariably stated her full convir,,o, ~,
would prove fatal: & symptom that occurred in.
uucsl Der' i'T one moment 0 change her gloomy |
anticipation. Upon Sir. NJ. Tierney who il co..
ieso''eu snouid undertake the painful Commission.
entering Mrs. C's apartment he Iady irnulo,si
him, in wild accents to tell la, A. - ~