The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-13


tiobut in the soi,ening hand Of time, and in
th4,som Of religion. What he was in public
Gfshe world knows--but they alone, and the
imtliatc circle ofhs private friends, knew all
thdtent of his amiable character-of his kind
| " tctions-and his jealous sttachments--n
thaIrcle where man gathers to him the hearts
of cers. To say that Mrs. Canning is inconso-
latcthat she can hardly persuade herself ofthe
real of the dep ivation she has eArePienccd--
thatis children share in all the affection Of
theilroo?ing parcnt-and that his friends feel
as fitch had lost beloved relativc--world be
fAintto describe what We have reason 10 know
I is thaesolaton created.
Ine,liatclv after the taal event took place,
menger was despatched To Windsor 10 nc.
quailithe King with the melancholy news
His hlesty OF course, prepared for the Hiourniul
! tidna but we are sure he would deeply Tel
the Id which he has sustained, at tins inomen'
Mranning has left three children; Two sons
and aIughter, the Mtrcnioncss ot fhnrcarde.
His elst son is \ taatain in the Navy; his young
est, lies alry yed igon Yorkshire the night be-
fore la whence he was summoned to attend the
death Id of his illtlstlious father lie arrived
in timo receive his farewell. Mr.. Canning was
in his t'-scvcnth year.
iUsWlCk, Thursday, Eight O'clock.
ThepmplAint 10 which Mr.. Canning was
most s6cct WAS lumbago. aud the attack winch
he had Brighton last year was 50 severe ana
protraql, that it was approhendeda small eiiu-
sion osAter had taken place in the chest; hut
had Mt'anning's labors been less severe IT IS
p obalI that that woull have been absorbed,
and hbealth restored to better tone, and
only " or two before the last and fatal attack,
he wroa letter (Which the writer OF this no.
ticc haecn,) stating that he felt 50 much bet
ter at tswick, that he hoped to do without
medcii altogether.
wheon the morning Of Monday, the 3oth OF
July, Il set out to attend his Royal Master at
Wndsd he felt himself still convalescent. He
remant with his Majesty during the day which
was anncommonly warm one, and returned III
the coopf the evening, The evening was CLOSE,
and he, e,rcw open the carriage miat'ows Tor the
sake oilr, and very ,inguardediy leaned back in
the c3age TO avoid the c,irrent. By THIS
me ans, be one part of his body WAS eTNoscd 10
the drasht OF air and tie other no., "hd the III
eqnalit bi temperature brought ona severe at
tack o lumbago, which increased Upon the
ruasIJ in consequence of the c&uNiol of at
tcnlnfo his G!ical dties. A blister vas ap
piled ~hout producing any rellei, he was tllcr
cuppeIbv believe Mr.. shutter, who usually
0tNtnffl tN MS tDutltfdiN. llt lIlbh NliSl
was ihu taken nom him had the buff, coat an,
all til other indications Of inflammation, whlcl
was finn tn. seat OF the pain known TO be infam
matid of the kidneys. 1went ty-four hours has
elspsl before the physicians had consultation
and b that time tAeini.anmation had rxtcndet
to thpcu,oneal coat OF the nl,c5tincs. and II,
treatment could mitigate its severity From th
ntesnes the inflammation proceeded 10 III. tlil
Dhr1rp tpblgl tkt. at the .IllIO
men f,m that Of the throaX, and attacked irs
the log, and then the liver; and after the Rig
Hon iicutlcman had endured pain almost ur
PARALLEL il human suffering, thc whole intern,
. tiamtbecamc iuselsible and hc sunk under tn
5 eiiec, Of gangrcne.
. II ltlabsputuly impossible to imagine death (
be accompanied by more exoruciating pain tha
. Mr. Ginning suiIc'ed; it was absolutely worS
than ihe had been severed limb from limb, {
t0rturd as the American Indians were used I
torur their unfortunate prisoners; but thong
, whilchis physical strength failed, his groal
were iost affecting that mind which had ncve
quailc, to politic,l antagonist remained i'll i
+ r momets OF consciousness firm to the last.
Thefollowins kan extract from the RI
gistcr'lbook of tn, Parish OF St. Marylt
f bono :--"Gaorge, on Of George and Mar
{ Ann Ginning, bonn April the 1lth, 17It
o and baltiz,d MAY the 9th l770, at St. Ma
ry-le lone Church"
{ TteDeaM IF l1'. Canning fredicfed b
: .NIroH the GtroAgcr.-!n an old book e'
/ titled lIHc Proha'cics Of Robert &lro;
y propstc declaration, which appears to r.
= fer tothe late melancholy event which h.
7 depr ed the English nation of one of h'
L L. y. AZ.
: = man IN raise himself, hy his wisdom,
u one dthc most exalted Off ces in the stat
:. lis ling will invest him with great powe
n, as !. sward fpr his zcal. England will
j. grcaly rcjoiced. \ ,trong party will ent
+, into league aa.iu,t him, but their en'
q and atretl Ill not prevail. The power
g God which lejSncth over all will cut hi
Il oif II his prime, and the n,tio6 will bitter
bcujan herioss. Oh, Fngland! beware
ofI thyp.emies. A great friend thou wllt h
y in It's man"
'f HE Marquis Of I.ansiowne had eutrr
"a nn is official duties, as Pi incipal Secrcta
:. oi s,ate tor the Home Drpai tment
" Ihrd Liverpool is much improN cd 10
le he lth, and was doing we'll.
IL )r. Bedale, who lately offered to sw
tdT l,iVSrpool To tuncorn, distance
"a ehteen miles, ha S beat his antagonist, a
tc tls papers are engaged i'll ii controNers
! u ,specting it. One party contends that
., ctrent was strong and the Doctor float
~ i, tie distance.
d. Patrick kean, aged %, has imnortalz
e. S name by climbing 10 til. top Of a steel
A i1Irelaud, height 116 feet, where he dcpt
rd ird his coat and on the ncxt day rcasceI