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I —ineigimarts. 04.• ;at,. 044 , 001.ita, t' NUNRER 5842. . . . THRAIRP.-ROYAL, primer-LAWN. T HE. MONUMENTAL TRQPHY in Fin ri.s EVENING, SATURDAY, Aug. 25, flour of his late MAJESTY KING GEORGE 111. his Rfairsity's Servants will perform (designed, and to be executed, by Matthew Wyatt, Esq.) THE CORONATION. • - PATRON: The Protesttoo ronsonenees from iVestmistater Hall—. His ROYAL HIGHNESS t h e D UKE of YORK. . . The Second Scene, the Interior of she Abbey—The Third, Polito,' and Introductory Scene, i n w hi c h M r . K n i g ht w ilt i n t ro il ace the ROYAL HIGHNES S the PRINCESS AUGUSTA. mow. Comic Song, entitled," The King and the Coronation, Her ROYAL HIGHNE S S the DUCHESS of GLOU- H CESTER, Old England sod the Proplc ."— The F our th S cene , th e all, •I in the course of which the Grand E n tre of the ClEimpion. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS t h e PRINCESS SOPHIA. Previous to *Lich wilt he performed llcsr ROYAL HIGHN ESS the DUCHESS of CIA. a Comedy called RENCE, THE JEW. . Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of KENT. Sir Stephen Bertram. Mr. Pow. II; Charles Ratcliffe, Mr. TICE PATRONS: Jallai Mr. • His ROYAL HIGHNESS th e DUKE of CLARENCE, (*notice; Frederick Bertram, Mr. Barnard; Hla ROYA L HIGHNESS Knight; Sheva, Mr. Eitiston. Mrs. RatcliV, Mrs. Knight ; bliss Ratcliffe, Ms.. Smithson ; Dor ca t, Mrs. Harlowe. His ROY A L HIGHNESS the DUKE or CA M RR! DO E. To renelwric with the Entretainmeot of TRUSTEES: 4- • )A Y AFTER Talli-WKIMING. --- 6---. • t -Am, a* sibma..... ----- - - . ... Col rreeluve, Mr. Raverit ; Lord • Ri'vero, Mr. n----- - ' Mews. Risingtous. Waterloo-able; Hatelrand's, Pie eadilh ; and Mr. Sams. Bookseller k Royal Highness the Doke of York, St. James's-street ; , No. 19, Meati est* street, Cavendish ',pare. Lowlon r t %litre all cornmeal. cations a►e requertrd to be addressed. moving those feelings by public marks of rejoicing, rover' , a lms w e re*PeeirwilY oßrr to the Kiog a allows- and cordial welcome, and cone...tidal.. him upon his safe arrival urn, our shores, We desire that thy visit may not roily tend to thy owa satisfaction and the joy of thy people, but that an so •uspicisms way promote the impeovemisit of Ireland aid of her inhabitauts, and thus rendrr as inipoi taut and last lag advantage to she empire. We wish Li avail ourselves of the present oceasiesa to renew the declaration of our love and oar alleggianee to thee war King looter thy insist items House. We, as a religious Society, having ieeeived lowly privilatcu, we are therefore bound, both by duty and by gratitude, to fidelity to thy Royal Person and Government. St are thank ful to the Sovereign Ruler of t h e I/Hirers., that pe.iee gene rally prevails; we pray that this blessing ra iy emotiutee asol spread wider said wider; and we desire f',r glee, U King ! that thou mayeat be enabled, under the inamestre of that grace which visits the hearts adult men, to rule iu ova, amid be an instrument in the Divine Hand to promote thist Naze wherein all nations may join is the holy aiitlwor, 'Glory to God in the bighiac it - ad os yank peace, 'opal toll to all mete." The Roman Catholic Prelates were then intro.. (Need. Ilia Majesty's . reception of the V e n cru * Body was mo st gracious and flattesing. The De pu.ation consisted of the Most Ree. Dr. Como, R. C. Primate of mill Ireland, Must Rev. Dr. Troy, Archbishop of Dublin. with Isis Coadjutor, th e Must Rev. Dr. Murray ; Most lieu. Dr. Oadly, Archbishop of Tuini ; Right Rev. Doctors Pluto kett, Bishop of Meath ; Marum, Bishop of Os story ; Doy le, Bishop of Kildare raid Leighlin ; M'Oduran, Bishop of Ardagli ; Archdeacon. Bishop of Killeitora ; Bishop of Kll more ; Murphy, Bishop of Cork. The Address was carried into the Royal Presence by the Pol linate, by whom it was !tainted to the itlust Rev. Dr. Murray, who had the hono ur o f r e adi ng it to the King. His Mdjesoy retool Iris gracious and interesting Answer with sill that grace of enunciation for which lie is so remarkable. 'The Answer was then presented to Dr. hurray, who kissed his Ms. jesty's hood, su which he was followed by the teat of the Reverend Deputation, who then withdrew, deeply impressed with the dignity and affability. of It a iMajesty's deportment. after t h e Addresses hod been re ceived, iii• F.xctliency the Lord Lienteimist pluced the (Myers of the Order or St. Patrick, and his Excellency's flouseholol, to his Msjesty, who had severally the honour of kissing listid-. At two o'clock his Majesty ttttt !muted 110141i3g his first Levee in Ireland. Jr," • • INI t I , olllld per night is the euintiiins ehaire i surear hutels fo r a b e d : some /Joann more. There were isliwards of are liandred,/lardsussei presented flout tlie.,,,*ostosis eusistiev; caiiia;atel Public 130dtes of lrelaud at hi! M'.jvsty's yesterd iy. After the ;041141 revitsw my §attirday, Mr: SeTre- I:1 , y Grant 'gave a Viand dejtatme a hi fourilterte fu upwards of 150 Volti„ti..bles at bis Lodge i is I'iik. A titoogst the distitvislied personages aipou the occasion w. flea liire!lesiry the Laird Lientenaiit. Marvin of London derry, Lord bolo 00000 ih, Sir David and Lady Haird, and Alarehionen, of Dit*nrbire, Lord mid Lady Lindemann', Lord and Lady Mayo, bishop of Kildare aid Lady, bp.tra. of Kinnore aid Lady, the Comilein of lirrui , EA, of Meath, Sir Robert nail Lady SIM*, the Mimes Shan, I.gdy Aylmer ' Mr Lady Anne, mid Mum G regor y, Hot' M n. Undue aori Mr. Rorke, Hon. Captain Astoria, L0rd...,) Lady ' Farnham, Marquis of Wrierfotd, Mai &e. &e. An individual, in the bumbler walks of life, stics 'reviled in being regent at ilia departure of his Ma it...ly from the Phoenix Path, but his curiosity be- tug still unsuited, he attempted, by a short cut, to proceed to come eligible situation mu the intended line of the procession; his progress was ititerutiptrd by the canal, a bridge was tit hand, but eroweed to so great an excvss, that the delay orcusioned by the diflicuity of ft.rcisig is passage thiough the thr,su ig , would hive been fatal to his design. Ira titi s dilemm a whet ww to lie dMIV Will t west iii a moment's time to argue the matter lot;ii ally, be boldly plunged ut, clothes and all, swain :errors, and re, king wet as he was, made the best' of his way to bis intended position, followed by the (sheers and plaudits of a numerous anseuibloge of admiring srctators. TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHER S T HE Proprietors or a respectable SUNDAY NEWSPAPER are desirous to enrage with some Permit. kavisar it SHOP or 0 FFICP is a mmainc6lolllBl.llll. lion in the Neichboterhood of Fleet street or the %read, to Print and Publish the Name. Particulars msy be known on application (by letter, post. paid), to S. T. at Mr. Kirby's, Corner of Warwick lan; l'afrrnsbater.row. , THE WIY L LEVEE. ~ • . DUCLIN, AUGINIT 21. At a quarter peat one the King arrived in a irs velliug carriage, attended by a huge e-cort of ca vslry. The Lord Lieutenant had preceded his bbijesty by about an hour. Stich an asseniblege as piesentril themselves an this occasion to mark their. attachment to their Sovereign, who is idolized among us, exceeded ant• thing eve,' before witnessed in this country. Ilia Majesty received in his closet the Addressee of the Roman Catholics, the Pres byteihnia, and the Quakers, and at the (.evre were prewmted numerous. Addresses from all parts of Deland. Ilia Majesty was dressed in a Field Mar share unifoi en. and appeared lit excellent health. Previous to lidding the Levee, the followin g ce remonies and intrtilliections took place :—First, of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick, which was attended by his Grace the Lord Primate, and several Office's. belonging to the ()tiler. The fol lowing Noblemen were introduced, when each rr ce•ived the honour of Kuiglithood, and were invested with the in.i nia of the O•rle► t. Mrs. Matas, Mrs. Marlowe; Lady Elizabeth Frewlove, Mn. Greer. The Doors t• be opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Per fUtlltalleell to beets at **veil. Dozer.. 7s ; Seewnd Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, Si. 6d.; Second Price, b.—Gallery, 25.; &Toad Price, le.—Upper Gal 'emir.; Second Prier, 6d. JOHN RAMSBOTT - 011, " E.,471. RoBERT WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. Tscurrerm, Messrs. DRUMMOND. LIST (IF SUBSCRIBERS. - . On Monday. The Magpie—with The Coronation—anti Fortunes Frulir. Oil Trestles, Ella Rosenberg—with The Coronation—. *per which, first lime, a Petit Comedy, in two acts, called !MM. Lord Kenyon £52 10 Viscount Torrington 10 0 The Right llou. the EA," of Liver' 1 100 0 The Itoiht Hon. the Marquis or Lou d lero y C. J. Guthrie, Egg lO 10 Vie. Esmutiolo,GC.B 23 0 The Earl of Breadal- N Ell' TN EAT!: h- ItO VA L. Mt 141-4 BA" RT. THIS EVENING, SAI WI DA Y, Aug. 25, •ill be performed O'Keefe's Opera of FONTA IN GBI.EA U. Lard Wi.dore, Mr. Leoni Lee; Sir John BIM, Mr. Wit. limns; Col. P.paillette. Mr. Derninp ; Squire Tallyho, Mr. Oshirry ; Luckland, Mr. Junes; H. miry. Mr. Payne ; La roche, Mr. J. Raven. Lady 8011, Mrs Fearer; Rosa, Mi.,' Carew; Niles Dully Bull, Mrs. Tat leure ; Celia, Miss It. Corti; Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Jones; Nannette, Mrs. Baker. After which, ling tinse.• new ComicPitee, a one set, called fir 52 10 The Well HiIII. JOIII.II Sullivan General Wethrrall 140.1 Walsiagham , Sir Charles Sutton Sir John Campbell, K C.T R 5 0 The Right Hon. Lord Roston 3l 10 The Earluf Abingdon 52 10 Lord lta ut. Jelsu Thornhill, Esq 5 5 Wm. King, Esq lO 10 Lieut -Colonel F. W Trench, 31. P 2l 0 No. Jerdau, Esq Milliken, Dublin 2 2 W. Fauke, Esq. Chit 'north House, Suffolk 10 10 The Officers and Sol diers of the SAth Regiment, or Cuss niught Itsngers J. 11 i 11, Esq.Sbeeruess , 1 1 James Elmes, Esq 5 5 Sir A. Gran!, Rich mond Mr. and Mrs. Con Is, ul keissinZiou •• • 2 2 Via. Doulk-& Ward 52 10 H. H. thldie, Esq 5 5 F. Hart, Esq. I , 1 1 , t t il Ia 11 .1:11 5? 10 • MATCH-MAKING. The Princip.l Char:triers by :Hexer,. Junes, Oxberry. De. tamp, Terry, awl Mr.. Cisallerley. TESTIMONIAL TO HIS MAJESTY. This day out of the mina onmer us i s Nieetiop of the Nobility, Archbishops, Bishops. Cl erg y, an d Geinry of I r el an d. w hi c h we ever witnessed, took • place ut the liwysi Exchange; the Lout Nleyor, is the Chair, supported by his Grace the Lord Pri mate on his right, and the Lad high Chsucellur cm his left hind. To rcosclo,le Ow Farce of THE MOGU L LE. Lord Creares, as proxy fur hi: Royal Highness the Duke of ComlMrland • whip was iutroduerd betiyeeu the two senior Kiiialite, the Nlarquis Cuurughliii and the Earl O'Neil; the Illyrquis of Doiieg.il, his Excellency the Earl TalbM, the Early of Ormmule, Meath, liodeu , Cisurtun it. I Fingal, were StIbW(1111PIlily intruileeed het wren the two jui iiii Knights, Sir William tirtham, (lister King of Arms, beernig the Rib bun and Badge uu a blue velvet rushititi. The !Worn]. Mr. Younger; 01113 r, Mr. Raker; Dr. Pedant, Mr. William.; Johan! Atkins Mr. Oxlivrrg. bent, Muss Boyce; Fanny, lam Taylcure. Doors to he opened at Ilalf past Six o'Clork—the Play to brio at Seven. Majesty afterwards held an invest;tura of the Most 11 arable Older of the Bath, when Admi ral tire I lo: able Thomas Pakeishasn, K C. 13. re ceived she honour of Knighthood, a n d was invested with tlie Ribbon and Badge of that Moat Honour able Order; ansl Sir John Elley, K.C.8., on his ultatstiog the rank of M.ajor•General, received from his "Alljeety the star of that degtee of the Most llo nouralde Order. Sir %William Bedlam, Ulster Kiig of Arms, officiated for Sir George Nayler on this OCCUS Oil. Buses, ss.—Pit i , 3r.—Firrt Gsll.ll, %I.—Second Gal lery, Is. Mares 11 , r the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Massinghars, at Ike Theitre. N.C.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Box-office. Darin.; the Levee yesterday, the Mori - pie of Londonderry addressed Doetto Troy. ixpressi. g .much satisfaction at meeting him en little alte r ed. after the absence of twenAy years, doling which his Lordship had nut sr ru the vetierahle Archlissliop„ The Margin* then requested of Doctor Troy to do him the fdrour of iiittoducing him to his Reverend Brethren, which wee accordingly door. The Pruu•es Estrthezy were, af'erward•, at their Oa II instance. introduced by the Marque► of LoodowL•try to dm Catholic Prelates. On !floods!, The Mountaineers : Octavian (first time), Mr. Cons ay. .ruizA272l,7_ll/WAA, lINGLISII OPERA-(LOUSE, STRAND. TUTS EVENINCI. SATURDAY. Aug. 25. will be performed (Bib lime) a or" Melo.Jrams, two acts, railed THE MILLER'S MAID. Time Miller, Mr. Bartley; Georv, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Liners • Many, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Bon. hotham. Mre.Grote; she Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. Mier wilich,l3lh rinse,. new Comic Piece, in one act, called TWO WIVES! Or. A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Sir Williarw Prune, Mr. W. Bruner; Mr. Trimmer, Mr. Buwbotham ; Flank, alias Captain Bonner, slits Lawyer Johnson, alias lisimphry Chid, Mr. Harley. Lady Prose, Mrs. Grove; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Balls. late -1 11. In the Levee, received in II ships, the Dissenters. und uke►s. The •for nt.r were dressed in their Episcopal robe•, and the loiter 'unered their lists to lie retnoved before they entered the presence. The dress iii the Martini% of Londonderry at trailed unoveilial attention I'y its eAtatiorolonotry •pkndour. list Nlajesly was pleased to notice Lord Fingal in the most e lescending and affable !mintier, and wit plemped to express himself in very tiattrripg terms respecting hi• L0n1,444 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK. To conel•dew;th the Collie °per-ells. called BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX; Or, TOL LADIES AMONG TiIELISEI YES. Mrs. Da,liiogtoo, Nitre Kelly; Vircarbis, Misr , Carr; Miss Iluldso•y ; Mrs Grreodracoo. Mt., Grove; Mrs. Mode, Mr.. W. 1101111)C11 Mr.. Easy, Zs. Dryau; Priscilla, Miss 1. SICTCIIS.4III. We are enabled to state the following particu lars:—The F.srls of Clitorieartle, IL-ctive, Motent-Charles, ate to haver the honour of officiat ing as &quires to the SOVert 4;11 at the approach ing grand installation. Majesty. in twking this selection of Irish Noblemen, has paid another delicate cotnidiment to the nation. Lords lop-1- mm, Alexander, send Thuile'', are to act as pages ou the same occasion. V The Illuminant! Shrubbery will be opened et Ebrtil &Clock fur the adtniniuu of the titculid Prier, which cum• manere at Niue. Boats, bs.; SfCOll.l I'riee, 3s.—Pil, 35.; Second Price, Is. 6d —Lower Cisllrry, 2s Second P:.cr, Is.—Upper G4l. lo Is.; Second Price, 6J. Doom open at 11.1f.pms Six, the Performance to hmiu al Ou Monday, The Miller's Maid—Two Wives—am! The Vampire- SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RF.I.IF.F OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR sMALI, Cravvit-strert, Strau.l. August 1, 1821. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. E s. d. Ilia Royal Ilienwss She. Duke of Glom-est( r fourth Ileaefacte, The Rutht Ron. the Fail of 11.duor, Vice- Preaidrui A. 5 5 0 The Ricks ils.e the Cutantrwa of RAdnor A. 5 5 0 Stir H. C. I trln-v.un, p. r and Co 5 0 ll Colin Madera:le, Earl. per Secretary John Ward, A. 2 2 0 r, Julia Crowder, F.. 41. per Secretary Jnlns 31angles, CHI .A. 1 1 0 'SOWS /11anglea, Eq A 1 1 0 J. H. I T. C. (leiter-box) 1.. F. L (ditto) 10 10 0 Hear, Freer s Esq. A 1 1 0 X9l 10 0 Direharzed and rrlirred from rerriong Prisons 108 Delirium f.ir the sum of £247 12 fl Cussaitl , rni 0.1 vf rid Prtdrimert, Applin ivl lir fern d for I Isquiry Werred 1 Rejected And tmosiderel Inadmitsible 1 3 . F. Neptune, Esq. A Nies Lb . . • A. Edw. b bb, rm.• • fur the late Alto. Junes of Advell William Dow.uit, Esq A 2 2 0 Miss Cleaver .. Lady Charlotte Wit. Wynn, per Hamnorsleys 5 0 It lintenaut.General Cartwright, per Humes A. 5 5 0 William Fuller, F.sq per ditto.... A. fl Mr. Fadeu Benefactions are nreived by John Camden Ni iki, Esq. the Tomsurer,Cbeytie-rtalk. Chelsea m!s.. i.y Messrs. Ilerries, Farquhar, and Co bl. James's West ; Homes, Flees. i•scri ; News. Whitmore and Cu. Immlowil-street ; Alevers. Corky Cocks, and Ridge, Charing cross; Aliases. Durrit u load Co, Finciplasr, Cu, ',WM; Nlar.r•. Hamm , ',tryst, Pall trill : Messrs. Veers and Co. 77, I...ashnrd.otrett; and. by Mr. Grasswell, the be minty, No. 7, Croveri.street, Strand. W here the Kooks may be Nero by those who an Maur.' to eullieurt this Charity. and where the &witty meet OD the List iTcdurislay to October E zi • • 2 2 0 2 2 0 &wen. H. R. H. the Duke of Tusk .......flO5 0 11. R. 11. the Prio ress Augusta lO5 0 H. R. H. the Duchess of Gloucester 105 0 H. R. H. the Prio ress Sophia lO5 0 His Grace the Dole of Rutland, K. G. 100 0 The Esrluf Blcsiniun 50 0 The Nlarquis of $411.. bury 2l 0 The Earl of Harting tun ..,.... 21 0 Julio Julius Anger_ stein, Esq. The Bishop of Here ford 25 0 Sir Wm. Curtis, Dart. M.P. and Alderman 21 0 Dr. M. Baillie 20 5 Gettersl T. G.irth 52 10 The Bishop of Norwich 10 The Provost of Eton, Dr. Goads!l an 0 General W.C.oterright 5? 10 Gen. Sir 11. Taylor, 111 P. K C.B. 5? 10 N. 51 Rothschild, Esq. 26 5 Sir Francis Wales 25 0 C. Adams, Esq. M.P. 5 0 David Ker, M.P. 10 10 E. 11. Ball Hughes, Esq The Editor of The Observer lO 10 Mr. John Bridgman, Wimoore-strect Mr. John Bridl;tnass, Wigmote-street, 2nd • subscription 4 4 Mr. Warren, Knights •• ' Rev. Ceo. Si Ninny, r ! Glover's 11....5e, Ktlisigham, Kent 2 2 Rec. J. !tulles Sir C. Fiunrr, 'lO rl J. Cotton, Esc,. E.l D. 21 0, J. Bun - tiro, Esq. Bank Director The Itlarquisuf Hert• turd lO5 0 The Marquis of 1..0- tbian Sir It. Wigram, But. Walthamstow.hum.e 52 10 Sir Dinid 10 10 C. Forbes, Esq. M.l'. 521 10i. ; M.. C. Forbes, yogi. Ittf. Ids ; Mr. J. Ember, jun 101 104 ; Mr. G. Forbes, 1111. 10 Master James S. FM bra. 101. 10. ; 51 iss K. S. For hes, 101. 10s. 105 0 Fmollcroy, EN. 10 10 M.tbee Roper. Esq. 5 5 Adm. Sir R. Bicker t•... R. Campbell, Esq. Ar Cr,,. killdeer, Esq. 51. P Aids...marl 10 10 N. Byrne, E.g. Edi tor of The Morn ing Post 5 rit..Gerscrnl Vere %Vat err Hsury, 6, Great. Cu...1w0 laud place lO 0 Miss Itirkroonolitto 5 0 Mis. Jane F. 411CtIl Biekrrillll. ditto Th.. lt , eht Hon Wm. Du..che, M.P. The Courier News. ; ..per General Burnett 5 5 N. H. Edw....stone, CM Pico., F.vq. Thus. Holiest.. EN. In 11 John Arlhnr, E.q. 5 5 Sir James Saunsart a 10 10 Rev.Geo.Charnoegue 10 10 Mr. Thomas Ellis, Grneelluuse, bon beth Sir CCU IN.WII/111 Captain T. Christian, Nova V. !emus 1 1 Dr. Wm. Iluddintan 31 10 Wan. hliui.r. EN 5 5 Earl of Stamford and Warrington lOO 0 J. fluillestosse, Emu 5 5 Dr. Valli!" lO 10 Th.auss King, Esq. 10 10 Micharl Burke, F.N. Ballydeigan .... 2 0 Lord Churchill 20 0 The Rev. Dr. Jour., Arelidearou of He reford. 5 0 F. John Brown, E.q. , • From room Dorset 50 0 The °Niters and Pri vates of the 0:161 Hig blander. fir JOHN CASI PR ELL, K.T S. Hon. See. N.B —Rebeeribers are reqnested so be 11/6111r urn, in writing there U4lllollllllldriitlialinlng. OS ii is intended to record them in tarmac ow the Pedsahol at the Mummies!. 11)..ks for receiving Subscriptions are opened at all the .praucip4l Rankine Mosey in London and the Country; at • 5 5 5 0 50 • D. acuutis /i 5 Henry Fryer, Erg 5 5 John 'Fruiter, Erg 26 5 The Duke of Siloam( 10 10 Sir Limes Laughatn, Bart. Lady Lamyham The Rev. W. Priers, Newcastle - upun Tyne. Alderman Srhuley Alderman tlarralt lO 10 The Briii,h Luminary 2' 2 Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart 2O 0 Richard Phimplre Glyn, Erg lO 0 .1. Wines. Erg ' Vile Earl of Itailinir Sill Al Chas Kiihillist per Lublin' kfi Cu. 100 0 John Gale Ever. Erg. /leyte.hury, Wilts Clirrler. Kim tehliutl, Brbinglon, Siomerget The Rer.G F. L. !Sis rubor, Sr.. Cram- a a Cloisters .. 5 0 Wm. ("mite. E.g... 5 5 Mr.. Wm. el.rke .. 3 3 Major.Geu. George A. Ariwirung Rubs Mill, Egg. Alex sutler Hale Strung, F.•q. and Willough by It F..q. 10 10 Thy &Idol' DAI tmoulli 50 0 The Duke of Gordon 50 0 Jaws/but Wale, 1:1.q. . _ Crotrited Friars „, 5 [ A d, pe $ The Lord Illi.hop of Oxford MI 10 Sir George Utooriewel ... 10 10 Bari. J. D. Alriarder, Eq. 14. P 5 5 Mr. C. Livermore," Oxford-viten 1 1 Richard Clarke, Egg: numberlase - 4114 Loofas Admiral Sir Julia, (Inge, flirt 2l 0 11 is t are ilir Duke of saber land 100 0 Tlu. tat. Hun. Charles Yorkr 2l 0 M r. Sam's, St. James's- Irri Benj. lone, Id q. 10 10 C2ptwin Edge, R.N. 1 I %V. Helberden, Fxq. 10 10 Gen Sir Altered Clan ke, G.O R 52 10 Vi r. - Ailmi,sl John Ferrier 2l 0 Dowager I.aalp Arundel' I 1 Dolly. Boetirsigh 52 10 Luttudeg, Eaq, 10 10 T. B Sri ete, &al. 5 5 Mi.% Mme.'s 10 10 11 Poacher, Esq. /1r on••trerl lO 10 Alderttla■ C. Staid* 10 10 The following are the Addresses of the Irish Roman Catholic Bishops, and the Society of Friends in Ireland, to his Majesty, the anarreta to which appeared in our Paper of yesterday:— " To 11w King's MOM Excellent Majesty. . 1 We, your Majesty's loyal and dutiful subject■, the Bishops professing the Roman Catholic religion in Ireland, presume so approach the Throne with she offering of nor zealous devotion to your Maj e sty's sacred WIS 011 end illus trious House, and joyfully to hail your Majesty's august presence in this part of your Unised Kisigdoni. " In oilier times, with which the merciful Disposer of all Haman Evens, has given it to the present g • lion to be acquainted through the page of history alone, our Monarchs brve approached she shores of Ireland iu hostile array. driven to the necessity of conquering a litigated sceptic by their arms. For us has beets reserved the happier lot, of welcoming for the first lime a Sovereign, who comes to his people with the olise.brairch of peace in his baud, and with healing us, his wing, Si, receive the willing and undivided allegiance of sr/my individual within the 'sidle range of his extended rule—the lionnize of the assumed confidence and 2,..a10irs aitachnieut of all his subjects of every class and description. " For ourselves, and fur the Clergy of our communion, the spiritual pastors of four-fiftlis of the propirlstion of this portion of your Majesty's dominions, we have to acknow. ledge the weighty debt of gratitude by whirl' we are humid to your Majesty's augnst House, inasmuch as it is to the wise and beneficent provisi )))) s which distinguished the reign of your Royal Father and predecessor, and your Ma jesty's 011/11 gracious ruswiesteusiun, we are huh-bled for the privilege of administering the istrs o( our holy relig• tinder the protection of the law, and that we hate now she high honour of being permitted to stand its your Majesty's per r• Unde► leas propitious circumstances, and before the arms of the Slate had bees upward at all to roceive the Itonau Catholic subjects, we ucvrr failed to nirul cite upon all thane of our Cumuiuuiun whom it was our duty to instruct and to keep in the tight way, the duty of respectful defereuce to those who were placed in authority over them, and impicit submission to the laws Of the land. Mow many sad hurt important are the additional iii duceineuts which must now stimulate our humble tba yours to the discharge of the same bounden duty, when, aolopt.il as we are by the legislation of our country, we hair now the happiness, impelled by the most zealous attach mrnt to your Majesty's Royal Person, earnestly to impress upon the consciences of the whole Roman Catholic com munity of this your Mnjesty's realm, the holy command ment of our nlesseil Redeemer, of rendering unto Cesar the thiu¢s that ate Cmsat's, and unto God the thing* which are " And may Ile, the all•wise and almighty Dispenser of every good and perfect gift, nod II g 6 whom Kings reign and hitters &erre jusitre, and from whom ■luur entomb all Willlduus and understanding, preside over your Majesty's Councils, and aft.•r a long and proi.perous reign, conduct your Majesty, in the fabler.' of time, to the possession of that crown of glory which fitileth 00$ away. All which is humbly submitted to your Majesty for ourselves, and on behalf of the other Bishop* nod Clergy of lhr Roman Catholic communion iu Ireland, by your Ma. j• irty's devoted subjects." '' To George the Fourth, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain mid Ireland, and the aluminium; tbe►eunlu belonging. " Illay it please the King—Thy dutiful end loyal nub.• jects, the Society of Friends is Ireland, commonly celled Quakers, at th it last yearly meeting held in this city, anti.' cipating thy visit to this country, authorised us to addreal thee on their behalf oa this measurable occasion. We should not di, justice to our &thus did we no assure the King that our Society participates in the g Ijoy canted by his presence. Although religiously restrained film demon. The following ul►lwintmen+a of Noblemen and Gentlemen, to net us Eimnires, have berti made by the newly crested Knights : The Marquis of Dutiegal—Loril E. Chichester, Sir S. May, snd T. Ve►nrr, Esq. • Earl Talbot.—Loril A. DM, lie Duo. G. Anson, and the Hon. A. T. De Roos. Earl of Ormoude.—R. Rothe, 11. Butler, and W. Bayley, &qrs. Earl of Meatb.—Hon. 0. Bridgr man, Hun. W. Wingfield, ■ud Charles Hamilton, &gra. Earl of Ruden —it. Howard, Fi etleriek Shaw, ■nd W. Newton, Esqrs. Earl of Couriown.—Han. M. Stopfutd, Capt. Phi Moore, R.N , and M .Grogaa, East of Caledou —Hon. Alexander, Hon. H. Blaney, sad H. lindrey, Req. On Friday last, the 17th instant, Sir Charles Veri.on waited on the Lord Mayor, to present his Lordship is ith a insgintieesit Cut Goblet Glivot and Simla, with a Medallion of his Majesty, scut by her Grace the Duchess Dna uger or It i el toloo d to his Lordship, to drink his Msjesty's on the day on which his Majesty does the City the hoauur to dine at the Mansion-lions... U.► the day of his Msjeht)'s entry, a dragoon, pressing on the people at the Circaler-mail, nest. Eccles-street, a Nobleman of high distinction, from hi s (li n in g «, reprint:Haled him severely, 'tin. nig, !hat " the King would be were angry if he had v.,. the humblest of Ins people ill used," amid or derco him to forthwith deem. When the Marquis of Londonderry was recng. nisrd et the Theatre on Thursday evening, the audience greeted the Noble Marquis with loud stud repealed cheers.—(Dab/is Lveniug Post.) Yesterday a numerous mertiog of the inhabi tants of it. Mary's I'ari4ll took place in the Vestry-room. The Churchwardens iu the Chair, when an Address to his Majesty was proposed by Sir Henry Aleutlith, and seconded by Mr. Thomp son, which was carried unanimously, . . Mier th• pei romance of divine service at Christ Church on Sunday, the Lord Mayor and Recorder, with Sir William Curtis between them, followed by the City Regolio, walked uncovered from Christ Church to the Mansion House. This processiou was loudly cheered, The king goes in State to the Theatre to-mor ►ow evening ; the play and force sleeted by hie 111,rjesiy are- both from the peso of the late Right Hon. Rickard Brinoley Sheridan. So great is the luau* er,titituri Dow 10 - '4' .. 'ti., ._ The LORD MATelt rose to corgratillate the City of . Dobliii; their Lordships, nod the Meeting, On the rank surf respeetability which he BMW around law. He would not (weepy the time of the meet ing, but proceed trawiedialely to !.*mites. The Ardibialsop of Tu•it silt!, they had met for the purism* of miiiing a subscription for a trsticitomil, to commemorate the vivit of our Au gust Sovereign, the first why had visited this coun try witlvr stir h cireutinomices. fits Majesty bas deo:tied in look at the people of this ialuud , and gladden their heads with Ins presence ; w e had tro thing In Hilt at his Majesty's linnets; the same be i4si plincorle which actuated his Majesty in vlsit iax be the mews' Iselais auspi cious and occasional visit, to remove those grievances under which we have liboared by our absenteve.— Before he would rend the Resolutions, which he would have the honour to propose to the Meetjng. be would pray to the Throue of Grace to protect our must Gracious Sovereign, to 'oolong lass reign, and to grant him • throne of glory, when called from the woi Id below. His Grace Illen moved a series of Hestolutions, including the fulluwisig :— "Resolved, That at the present suspicious period, when we enjoy the !rectifier happiness and borrow/. of beholding oa r beloved Sovereign landed on our shore, it is desirable to af= ford to all classes and desominations of Irishmen, envy op portunity to testify the universal feeling of tuyalty , gratitude and affection with which they are auimstrJ. " Thal, as our mesas of giving expressiou In this feeling, and for the parpose of recording this first gracious vivo of his Majesty to Iraind, • lasting national testimonial be creek s ' by public snbseription, sail that a subsceiption fur Ibis purpose be forthwith opened." The Eirl of FINGAL said, alt.r what had •so eloquently fallen from the Noble Prelate, he not conceive at necessary to trouble the meeting. He was not accustomed to puhlic speaking, and would not detain them. The Kiug has conferred a particular honour and blessing tat this country. There war nothing he could say, which could pos sibly convey his gratitude to his Sovereign, for coo ceivisig his,, worthy of conferring on him the high mark of his approbation which lie had receutly done. He felt honoured by being called upon by the meeting to second the Itesolution. The question was then put and curried with'ac chnostimi. When the second revolutiuu was pro- Mr. O'Coustet.t. said. it would he but a poor offering from his Majesty's Irish subjects merely to erect such a pile us the Wellitigton Testimonial, to eotninesnorat e his Majesty's visit. 1.-.• t him have royal residence, such as wood be worthy of the Mouutch and of the Irish nation. Ile felt pride its saying. our most gracious Sovereign was the ttiv.t recomplished gentleman iii the *told, and hi, us hinny and comportment, since lie cause to this country, had joined him the admiration, lose, and respect every individual On the couotrj. He, thi refine, hoped Isis sugeestitio would :nett the ups prod!! It ril the inv•te• g . Mr. - Luke WHITE ristivided with every trot._ mend expiewred by the Ilonnurahle anal LeuttiesJ Gentleman who spoke last, but conceived this was not the precise -time to tome to a resolution of the ki d. Mr. Cusw wess gave great credit to the Learned Gentleman for the us - ref:l Iring generosity and lob. shy of his soul ; but he thought his bugg«.tion would come better hereafter, when they would see how the subscriptions got on. Mr. P. /E. SINGIEtt had no doubt from the feel ings of the people, that a sufficient sum would be ratard to erect a royal residence. In the course of a few minute* the subscription lists were filled t 6 the - amount of several thousaild pound.. The-Exchange was thronged to execs., so mu , •li so, that it was difficult to pairticsilarise who at4iisled it ; we however recognised the fotlou :tog persons tic distinct -amongst the _The' Load Chasm:l l / 4 ,r; the 1 . ;;rall 'fa. 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