Mr. Canning.
D1L'-s.t', 01 edresday nigini. Sept. 22. The Orange pyatly iI thlis city have become xtrerne ulneasy in consequeuce of the secrecy observed at the Castle as to the real object of Mr. Canning's visit. They aflfct to be quite indiff'rcnt upon the subject, and assume ani air of congtdenicc in their own strength, with which, however, they are quite unable to veil the -serious alatn that has sCized their minds. Mr. Canninig, however, adheres strictly to the resolution he expressed UpoIn his laniding oII the Irish sliore, not to receive addresses from any quarter. Hie was this morninig present at a review of the garri:son (consisting of four regiments of infantry, two of cavalry, ancd a bTrigade of artillery) in tile Phn'lix Park. He was accomlpanitel by tihe Lord Lieutenant, Lord Howard de W&a'den, and one or two other fiiends. Thev were reviewe(l Iy Sir Coliquhoun Granit, Coimmand(ler of tht'e Garrison,Lord CoIn- bermere, Conmaiyder of the Forces, not having yet return- ed to town. Immediately aft.r the review, Mr. Cann:ing retuIrne(d with his party to the Vice-Regal Lodge, where a deputation froin the Chamber of Coinmerce arrived short- ly afterwards, for the purpose of presenting an address vot- e(ito himi by that bodly, compnlimenting himr upon3 the libe- raity of his coiniercial policy, and expressing a bope that he wouli support the mercantile initerests, and( pro- mote the commercial prosperity, of this city. TMhe C'ham- ber of Coommerce here is by no mieans a political bodv: nevertheless, Mfr. Canning hadl himself deniedl to the gen- tleinen who composed the deputation; they, however, left the address and their cards, and they expect to receive an answer to it to-morrow, as it was penned in a way which renders it, they thinik, quite impossible for the FiUgit Hon. Gentleman to declinie replying to it. lie initenicis coIning inito town to-morrow for thep urpose of inspecting some few of the public itnstitiltionIs of' DIublin, which le halas not vet visited, and taking leave of the Lrdnl Mayor previously to his departure t'or ngland, which is at present positively fixed or the llowing day (Friday.) MR. CANNT..