.3R GIaM 1wwEL1,rGE WcE.

DEATH OFMR. CANNING.
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N"~- loyk, N0p'snljg8 8 by the dip United
States, Captain Wtlsol which arrived last even.
ing, having left Liverpool on the 18Th ult., we
have received London papers to the evening of
the 18th and Livcrpoclpapcrs to the 18th ncu-
sitc.


Hr. Canning died at Shswick on thc sth Of
August. His disorder VS. inflammation Of the
intes,incs and gangrene, AZ 'ibuted principally to
intense attention to his otipial duties.


During NJ. Awnings Ut illness, among the
gentlemen OF iI,inc ION wlo visited him, inc.
ing great solic,utlc for lis lScovcly, the Amcli-
can Minister is particularly Mentioned.


Intense interest WAS cAcltti BY the illness OF
Mr.. Canning. The London correspondent d
the Liverpool Co'irieruudcrlAte of the 9th Al
gust, says, "No event within tr rrcoliet ton las
excited more intense nlcrc4 in the city than
The illness Of MI Canning. Ne anxiety 10 learn
the latest intelligence from diswicl; was una.
batcd throughout the day, and be inquiries were
SO numerous ana hccssant thai it seemed is il
the merchants had abandoned teir usual oreu-
patton Tor the purpose OF nmAig them lhc
Exchange was nculs as much lnoaEtl during
the day as it is during the ho''s Of au,actng
business very marked cllcct WAS produced
on the public securities"


The london Courier Of AuHt 10, says, of
ministt rial arqngemcns--"lt ws.ld not only
be premature, bnt idle, 10 talk oihwh4t NAV Be
the Ultimate ministerial arrange HINTS. Lord
Golerici having received his M;hs;y's com
nlaHd to form cabinet, or to spec with more
precision, to supply The vacancies o,lsiOued by
j the lanenta5le death Of Mr.. Canning the noble
yiscount is Of course to be regarded tie lndi-
vidual VII, viii be at the head of hiSmaicsty's
government, BEYOND this, no step Ia yet been
taken. bn, ono thing VIC believe is celtin, there
t,an the si,,ci1
Canning's government was establi,hcdi A Cab.
met Council was held a, the Foreign Gice last


night Which sat from 9nc!ock TIL halisast / !,


at which we may presume those gcners sconsid.


crations only we're discussed which vN,ld ne.


cessarily precedc any specific mcastts. A


messenger was despatched this morninlAy lord


Goderch TO the King, communicating ie re


suit"


The Sun Of the lith states, that the arlont
/. ment of Lord Goderich as First Minister, hi civ


en- great anil general satisfaction,


Mr.. liuskis3on is spoken of for the ofiie @
; Chancellor of the Exchcqucr.
BY the aid of telegraphic communlcation,Flr


Canning's death was known i'll PaAs 10 hou,ka
c ter it had taken place.


r Mr.. Canning's funeral was to take phceo
e the 10th Of August, and was to he strictly h
o vate He was to be inferred in Westminster a
= bcy.


o The faint hopes which even the last sangui
:, of those who watched the suiferngs of MIR. CT
" ming, cherished during the carly part of vest
p dav, in consequence of the manner in which
Is had rallied, gradually vanished as the day adva
!, ed; and towards evening it became but too c
,,. tain that the closing scene was at hand. Ev,
tc hour he grew more feeble, and unconscious
- all that was passing around him. In that st
:. he continued till ten minutes before four o'clC
:, this morning, when, without a s,ruggle-for
= ture was exhausted-and almost without 81
{. he resigned his being All bodily pain
CD ceased for several hours previous; and like
Oh asleep, rather than like mortal man in the a
u MES of death--HE EXPIRED; leaving to lis &C
OF try, and to the world. a name, than whic


brighter Or nobler does not adorn the pag
ed history.


IA We intrtilc not upon the deep affection