Mr. Canning.
The Times, 1824-09-28T00:00:00

(From (he Dublin Freemnan's Journal of Fridav.) This fortunate and disting-uighedi st2tesm made arrai6gement$tti sail for Holyhead this morning, in Captain Skinner's steam.packet. We were informned, however, 'at a late houtr last night, that he has, Postponed his departuretuntiltto- ~arrow. He called yesterday at&. Allansion..houpe, attended by hiis usual suite, and proee th-ence to the! Foundling Hospital vr ac fwjl edeFt blsint, a hle Ininutelv inspected. He was prcsent when the children (1,200) irk numiber) went to dinner in the great hall, and seemed to take great interest in the scene- When he was iAformued thlat there were 6,000 children at nurse abroad, all provided for by the Hospitali, he ap- peare a goo~d deal aurorised at their numnber, but expressed couch saifaction at wh?.t he had witnessed. Front the Foundling Hoe-, Pitaill rl. Canning went in the Richmnond Penlitentiary, which he alsio in spcorted ;and fromi thence proceeded to the Post-office, for the piurpone Of cecinig the persons of that. establishment at work, which ,e hiad not been enah;ed to iowbhen he visited it on Saturday. After at therticuiar examiination of the offices, hie partook of ani elegrant dcjung at the residence of Sir Edward Lees; and having taken leave ofth ord Mavor, returned to the VicecegalI.oAge' whiere a select party assembled to meet him at the table of" he Lordi Lieutenant. GRAN'D REVIEW'. Wiednesday morning, at halfpa-st ten o'clock. the troops in Dub.- lin zarrisRon were reviewed before the Right Hon. (George Canning, uader the orders of Sir Colquhioun (irant. The troops consisted of thne Royal Artillery, the 4th. or Royal Irish Draijoonst, the 9th lAs- cers, thie 3:1 Guards, the 78th Highlanders, az;d thc Rifle Corps. Theyl went through the whole of thle elegant new mnovemenits- ;" echtelIon, throwing out videttest skirmishin~g, chiarging, retreadng-1, farming into solid squares, znd receiving on the hduman rebevaux de frize thie charges of cavalrv. Thle scene was amnazingly brilliant and* imnposing, and was couch heightened by the serenity of the weather. Shrlywftr twelve o'cloick, the R oval Artillery and the Regimenta ef"rn Infatry defiled from the revie'w ground, miarching thtroughi the picturesque underwood which interven.es be.tween at and the - long- mile-stone," i. e. thie lVellington T-estimonial. and went througzh the malireuvres of ai columnt retreating from the field,' keeping up arunning fighIt. General Grant then puit the 4th Dragoonsxand the Mt Lancers through several cavalryinoivemsentswitht greatcefFect: theirhiorses hav- inig heen pecuiliarly webl trained, appieared to ainswer the bridle with much ease, and the whole ~assed off' muceh to the satisfaction and pleasure of Mr. Canning. w a, mounted on a bay Charger, and ac- companied by Lord Howard de Walden, and Sir Colin Campbell, exprssedpe~uiar satiNfactoio at tihe military- spectacle. At a quar- terafter oethe review termiinatedl, andlr. Cainning returned tO the Vier Ia 1odge. A number of individual ffsio eeo the ground;on party, a fajmily one, attracted mnuch initerelst and observation..tlt Right Honoutrable Henry Goulhurn's ; the Right Honouraible Secretary drove Mlrs. Goulburn and his farmily, whil being seated oni ani Irish jaunting-car, of viimlle but cig'ant con- struction, and without any attendants. (From the Fresesan's Journal of Saturday.) His EKcellency the Lord Lieutenant, sMir. Canning, and sevleral personsof distitiction, honoured the patriotic rejtresel)tatiVe Of theC County of L':blin, Colone: Talbot, with a visit vesterday at Malna- Itide Castle, anid partoo,k of an dlecant entertainimeniL I'i is under- stood that the noble Marquis and lils Rig-ht Honourable friendl will confer a similar favour on. the DuIke ef Leinstee. Lt his seat 'at Carton, tilis dlay ; and that Mtr. Canning will certainil . tail foEn- land., fromr Howth, tn-morrow caulrunog. MIR. cAZ1lThi