Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

an
ted TO decry his foresyn policy and have pursued Inn
with ferocity and bitterness of feeling uuexanplee
IN party contentious He had tue satisfaction OF know
ing how ever. that his policy was approved BY a vas
majority Of his fellow country men, and by tile rene
rons and the gsod throughout the world. The hiei
rank which Great Britain maintains at the present mo
meat among the nations of the earth, and the rcspec
and awe IN which ler character universally held b,
the states of the old well of the new world a,t
mainly owing TO the wisdom ond prudence of the sam,
course OF policy which marked Mr.. Cannpg's oilcia
career.
Mr.. Canning has died in the zenith of his fame
His name will be handed down 10 future generations
and remote pUsery will regard him as one of III,
most gifted statesmen and most brilliant orators of III,
present age.
The evil that do lives fef them,
The good Is Oft inferred with their bones,'>
So lie, il not he with Mr.. Canning.
LoNDnS, August ..
The SYMPTOMS of Mr. Cannings Illness towards
o'clock yesterday afternoon wednesday, the 8th) as
sned more decided crisis than hitherto and il was
ascertain ed that modification had taken place in In,
region of the left side, which appeared greatly 10
tend notwithstanding intervals of slecD which
the right honorable gentleman had, his medical a,en
dans perceived that he gradually sinking under The
effects of the Iaady, and towar the evening the las
snde and weakness produced by notification be-
came moro manifest, and Mr. Canning wandered oc>
casonay 10 mind but his pow a!;oa ether YER. rad
uaiy departing AID the extrenlities were weakening
more and more and loscg eli perceivable life and mo
uon About twelve o'cock last night hrs approaching
-uisSoiiton became so apparent that wa,
sest To the King, at Windsor. MIR. Canning DURING
the early part of the night, had interviews with Mrs
Canning, hs son and daughter; lie had nearly lost f
power OF speech, but IN full possession his acu
ties The interview extremely alectinr Be
tween one and two O'clock the modification had adj
vanced over the trunk, and extending TO the vi
tails Aoont the latter Eour the eXtremites becayp,
cold and group of death tokens appear ed RAPIDLY col
ec'ing upon the unfortunate gentleman In the anti
chamber several official persons had assembled TO pre-
pare The iInai report of The right honorable gentIena
physicians who were all i'll attendance, and an express
departed every hour 10 Downing street. About = @,
clock the state OF the right hon. gentleman bccaUe
more critical and his death was uomentarly cxpec,ed
al may be, perhaps necessary here remark tia, dn
ring tae last 6oor Mr. Canning had been altogether
iree from pain, and had been in of excessive
drows0ess or snpor, from which he could not be rons
e; ths iSa necessary consequence the morGca tion
ms state OF ianguor continued until minutes md
haii before four o'clock, when Mr.. Canning e,c.
pTed' without any apparent pain struggle The
melancholy occurrence was known almost Immediately
10 "fs tanning and the family The dispatches trans
united by Kings messengers were closed by half mast
onr oc'och: they were sent to- the King, at w lrdsor
10 the Duke OF Sussex all the Ministers TO the Fo
! reign Ambassadors, to kensineton Palace IN Tho
Duke of Portland, Duke of Devonshire &C. Tic
tonF'er to Windsor travelled post aud four-FEyen.
He PIPER.
10 Is stated that &r. Canning in one of Tie inter
VaIs when pam less acute, and lie coud
himself to those near him. expressed eyvent hope
'na his Majesty would adhere 10 the line of policy now
adopted, and which has been fon nd so aaxap,aoc,,s
ana honorable to the country. Nothing authentic b,s
uanspIred on this subject but the statement is beicv
ed; and 1t IS added that the special MESSENGERS
sent to the King at Windsor communicate the wish
eS OF his noble minded and aiieD;ed minisier-GG1oIe
from the London New Times of Aug. fo.7
The greater number of our CONFERENCE.-The ,,, = h
commensurate to their wishes than To the NECESSITY
OF Inc case nave been abusing their readers with the ar
ange1nentS when may be expected consequences f that
dccease which shall long have to lament we vii, nor
so far insult the undeTsa pding readers as tn re -
announcements which have not plausible conjecture
10 rest UPON All the facts which, By the Tefnfrst
ran be supposed bear the question Of future
Try, communicated yesterday LAYING aside boroys
'f conjecture ct what"il be lone may. without i'm
'TopIety from the kno" out Of which the
tETGS has TO choose say what mag be done The ,at
cabinet consisted Of two parts, whsh Mr. C,U,,xr
and his private friends he one and Inc Si
lWs ct LANsD"wSE a"d his private friends constituted
the other. The wjch his dsceass has go,
may tie h!ed up by the friends of the one part mr. b b
TRENDS OF the Other The CGaHceiorsbip Of the Eychcore
IS ny no means important nor a more
Dtice than many Others, unless when assoriated nil 81,
" the First Lord Con,uiissioner shin Of fine rreas a
heTeoIP' IL is unnecessary take into our calc,,la,
me latter, surprising change IN the constituent
u tie Cabinet, might be filled by Lord C;oTIEnIctr on G
me haud' or by Lord LaNsnoWBE on the other Thi
dngement proceeds ON The surpositon, that neither par
II the Cabinet quits Office. -
II Lord Goderch and the late Prefe's friends ,ycre f.
uit Office, their places cOU orly he supuIed FINN nc.
,ho' previous To the political rath Of Lord Lverpoo
Jrnca what was termed the Opruson and the C,abipct
.oud be, IN fC', The same, very ue7rly as i'm 1897
' % te contrary los" lrnstOwne and his friends retired
'eaS"''Dy expect to sre NJ. Feel aud tie Duke
u wellington tne EtIl G" Eljon, once moe the u..rabe
'he 'aOnet' Nhi;i'' IN all bot the change Of its heal
- tSsFhUay ne same rs during the Administration
- ' L'e'ponI ]" this case, Mir. Peel ar Lord G ode
"'u," oe h'si Lod Commissioner OF the Treasury
"'.y' ,ne Whole OF Use present. Cabinet might qu onn,
t"' ~ that case ShoLi5 have Ministry IN esi,c, 80
we members Of what, after Nh. Caunir,'S cl,pa,i, ~
'vc" ne Opposo"' among whom. for that ri,poe AZ,
'ei WOMB OIL course, be Included. There are fhe,eC
' al"ns ~ Administrations: 90 which we ,,a
sSFcl u. The Cabinet, as at prescott constituted
pure wing Cahinrt-2 Cnbnet formed of tie 49,,
"aIe''"is as mat Of I"fl liverpool pure To,v C,I
Ut W thr INST L"rd F"l'''rr or tive hfaruns of AM
9."' "gt bc Tie head ln''aereutly; "f tfs serond ,
'"fInH worj be :ne head, % necessity; u,e de- ,7i,