Mr. Canning.
The Right Hon. Gentifenan arrivedl on Wednesdav. In the rlidst of all the speculations relative to his visit to this country, we. are astonished that private motives, and not political ones, have never been taken into account. Ar. Canning is about to give his daughter in nmarriage to ayoung Irish nobleman, who has justemerged fron a ninorityof Pnvnn years. His estatesare all in this country; his agents and guardians, and those competent to settle accounts, are, with the yoang nobleman himself, at present in Dublin.-Drdb- dIr. Canning leaves town to-morrow. lie would have sailed this ay for nglan, but at the recquest of his Excellency the Lord- Lieutenant, he has been induced to prolong his visit to Dublin for one day. Trhis alteration in the intentions of Mr. Canning, who hadconteplateT remaining in Irelanid for a week or ten days, or mnore, has occurred in conseqnence of the expected d,tmise of the Kingot rale anti the change in our Continental arrangements ecesariy involved in that event, which will require the presence of th e Forelga Secretary in the E;nglisis mctropolis. Thus, fro- 5.it~ooked for circulmstance, the'' YiSit of a Cabinet ilinister to s. .,a;nd, and all the great objects connected therewitih, be- come futile. v Lin, and nugatory.-.Dr,,li, Star, Sept. 18. MR. CANNING.