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•ands. On the lst January he sent a deputation of mer :hangs to beg for another truce, which baying been granted, be himself ensbat ked. on the following morning, and was re teived on board the Emend. Having afforded the fullest pledge of his sincerity, Captain Bruce accompanied him oe shore with a view of negotiating & treaty. jigPTEMBER 4. TII E KING'S 1611,111t7'IME. _ _ Oir Sunday, 'at isbauf tviefire o'clock, his Majesty arrived at the Castle from the Royal Lodge in the Perk. and soon after proceeded to attend Divine Service at the Castle Chapel. The King was at. tended by the Great Officers of his Majesty's Household, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and seite. the Commander of the Forces, the Archbishops, and various Authorities, &c. The State Verger (Mr. Bartholomew) was also in attend ance. An admirable sermon was delivered on the occasion by Dr. Magee, Bishop of Raphoe. Ai twenty minutes a fter two his Majesty returned to the state rooms of the Castle, attended as before, sod then gave audiences ti the Commander of the Forges, to Lord Kiesaile, and various Peers and Dignitaries of the Church (on which occasion Lord Kinsale asserted the ancient privilege of his faintly, of being covered in the royal presence.) Yesterday being fixed for the final departure of his Majesty from this country, it was supposed that Ise wotel4l have left the Phoenix Park at eleven o'clock —it was, however, one o'clock before he de pasted from the R rynd Lodge. Almost every person in town having been busily employed in aniktog ar rangements for Dunleary, the great point of attrac tion, bat few persons assein'Aeol in the Park. There were not more than a oforei horsemen in attend ance. Hi. Mej.sry rode in his green travelling carriage. aecompenied by Sir B. Blomcfield ; an escort of dragoons followed the royal carriage. and the Gentlemen we have already alluded to set out w at t his NI qesty, and doil not leave him until he arrived at Poweascourt ; they rode by the s'de of his Nlaj , sty'. carnage. nod remained uncovered the entire if the way. About an hour before his Ma jesty &velure born the Lodge, his Excellency the Lord Liervenaost rind Viscount Sidinouth set oat iu a rosch and four far Powerscourt ; they had no ether letelidstire than two outriders. Ells Nlajesty's departure from the Phes /ix Park was runtottuced by s disrliarge of artillery. Ile proceeded from the Park over 1-1,11(1-hoidge, ulong the Circular.road to Portobello, through Itreclagh and Dun trum to the Scal:i. ;v. DEPARTURE FROM THE PARE. acc.onpatited his Majesty from the Park to Powsry court, we are enabled to Bite to our Readers a broliful and accuiate account of the mots tiwr in *loch he w..* rectiv,d by all ettootes of his stihj-et,—we nover witnessed such enthusiasm— are ore r hoard Over, more hearty or mule loud Ulan di.... %%loch yeocrilay greeted his Alajcsty, 111$1) 84$ at rvery et. p of his jouraity. N omit. fs ha I collected on the Curcul .r-road; anti from eil4ll - anotit-budge • to Nfilltown, vast crowds 6.f aril-dre.sed piteSus occupied the road, and the • • g k d i te.s. imaio•idy awaitiug the arrival of M rj et) $ ry,-ry wall .seas topped with peop!e, numb. es AI shoots bad .it their hats and bonnets of Lintel Ira-es. At •litaidrein,Woril... indeed, at all the villages thuspiti hiclithesl party posted, the windows tf the Is. e-so sere tilled with felonies elegantly Chewed ; the tiottages were adorned with !aura • loiters. entwined with roses;, various flags of pink, • sir= title, shit olh-r colours were 11;40 syed ; nothing, tted hr the 'triple that could te•tify: tite ie;•1.114- of ri.leilt loyaltY, and of I I.roteti at tdtettoukt toetirds the person of the King. At the lonise of Mr. Ilidgeway, of !Wally. was ho:stril 14 . 4tilli:.file pin t , fl .g, Ornamented with laurel ; the Itouse of Mr. "Iniliett:riliihited a lotatisoute blue, eq., the Kite-nil oriaaasented in like manner as, tile ,eat; la , ther on, the aticient Ca.tic of Ksi g o4- 1, it, .had a luitalstune blue and criassoci fl.tg on the tor., with s Instals or laurel .trashed; the tvei.e I I Captain A odetion, i.f Kiltersiati. displayed a i•sintsrynte filue and c.imsuu flag ; at Studyford-hill three were assembled about 300 of the ueighbouring peasantry, farnanwrited with wreathes of lientel sod. hat. leaf; at the tittle vitlage of Stepaside, an itn. rorcae timid)! r of the peasantry •pperred decorated in the nib* isisouer, mud all testifying their sexist, atiesty'sestival. • Nothing. indeed. could exceed the anxiety of the people to 1 4 1 iv sight of their' King. but the lh -01 T! fel t 111.1 a •ore which they exhibited on beholding hien, suit the Wlllll l oaten!, mod sincere essoner jo 'Lich, that pleasure •wes expressed; here there *54 oe ortiolg. The reeds Mere limed wish le. Worn.. who left their 'week, and who brbright with them their writes and children, to show theta the'Kiug Who 4.4 'proved himself the fi.enti the i, a teu r t of Irisheiro. IR:ft.re Ilf I ivti.g at the Scalp, at. the Free School •f Thanspeon, Esq. Solicitor to the Post. r01,1%-e, the e!oldren were all arrange., before the 11Joi, besting blue slid white wands. This lute iestiog spectacle wooed to be highly gratifying to tile King, mot the healthful end rie4.sl) appearance of the elnkirett did great credit to the conductors of the I nstit ARRIVAL AT THE SCALP. A. his 11.rjesty Opproached the Scalp, immense crowds collected around his carriage, and in they ...ninety to get year the King, they fairly pushed anode his gamely—adorned with boughs of kart' - rolt.shetorrn k, they led the triumphal entry of his Majesty through the Sc.ilp. Ou one declivity of this rite:ordinary pass wars hoisted the renal vendor.] blue toted on the other ; the scene was int:turf sloe and extraordsiviry, far surpassing onr • inmere of deliseeti.ia; the - eye becomes fatighed tri it , tempts' to Survey the stupendous sides of the ru.roi.twir which rise alsoast.perpentlicularly host r..!;. r ',Meet the road. At the eirtnerier of this beau •tiiof sad monodic phase • elsot number of gentlemen o •f the county isf 'Width*, mounted on horseback, • wer;• irs.rruhierl fruits ss citify ixiar,irsul waited the jisty, Gil 1 1 0 p . N•v.a• • . , pupae fireseetting hO . to P.rweericaurt. They wrrr derorn.erl with blue shod and wore laurel tunneller in their tints. Amongst whom we observed the fol. 'hilt* "IWe:own owl Gentlemen : ' Sheriff. Lord width's,. L0.,1 Mantic, Green! w illaorrii;Col. Row ...I. H. &sitars. Jame', Gramm, Edmond' pr i r f i gg „, popluiu Prub), roosuirliar greeell, 1% ): blt. M. Siiroders, tliobv. Mr. Saide, eer' c ; .,y • rl c eire N , o t iersig vs, t.O , oces.4. howl of ale aceoe ~~ ths grandeur of nature was here displayed. in its evinced the pleasure which he felt by his counte.:' highest perfection, and seto ff the imipoluing specie- mice, and the c o ns t an t mo tion of bis hands. Ile cle which the royal procepsion now exhibited. The marked the recital of the following words with the loud and uninterrupted cheer...of the nlople, echoed most emphatic action t— from the hills around, produced an effect as sttik- He loves the Green hle, and his love is rewarded ing as it was magnificent. In hearts whirl' have suffer'sl too much to fowl; Az • shiildisturice from the Scriffwrei'llizjesty's And Hive shelf he crowil'il, and Attachment rewarded, guard was ',obeyed by a party of the 3d drogitotis And Erin's gay jointer shine eat yet. stationed here for the purpose. During the repast, his ;Majesty, in the most an- ARRIVAL AT ENNISICERAY. ble and condescending in inner, addressed himself The procession now proceeded towarda Ennis- to several of the compeny. After his Majesty's 'terry. It is impossible to convey ;tut adequate idea health was g'Ve , l, he briefly returned thanks, ex of the numbers that were assembled there. Several pressing the delight and hoppinetis lie experienced elatftirms were erected. upon *l e e' ) h oli st re d,, ~f during the time lie remained in this country, and the peasantry had aasembled, &cur:aril with laurel, i particularly on lbat doe. and exureuoed a hearty welcome to his Majesty. • I Shortly before Ilia Majesty signified his intention At Conkatown. ti.' beantiful and romantic seat of donartistg, the admire r ) glee of .. Here is coot of Mr. Flood, the royal etaiislord Woe howled. This grot," the wend.' by the late Lord Aloriongton picturesque village or E place overhangs the picturesque (father of Alarquirs ‘irellesley), was song in Intim kerry, and uproot the brow of the hill were arrayed ratite *tale by the gentlemen already mentioned. the domestics of tine (:entl e inses, with s number of Ilia Majesty was graciously pleased, by his manner, the neighboining praaoritry, all decorated with the to express hi. satisfaction at the performance. After emblems adopted by the county of Wicklow, and I dinner a hesintifill and interesting child, the (laugh. which we have before described. The house of ter of Lord Posrerscourt, was introduced to his Ala- Mr. Campbell. adjoining, also, displayed a flag. jes , V, ahu took her up in lii• lip, kissed and fondled Across the road, as you approach Pougeseourt, was with her in the most playful manner. Ilis Majesty • triumphal arch of laurel and boy learea, interpers- new intimeted to Sir Benj. Blomefield his intention ed with roses, &c. A little further on, they were in departing—Lord Powerscourt arose, and pro about 150 carriages, alga, and ears, &r, drawn top. posed 14 bumper to his Nlajtaey's pare return to The company, including a great number of heou- England, which was drank by the entire company tiful women, elegantly slid appropriately dressed, stendine. Ili'. Majesty returned thank,. end ex arranged themselves at either side of the noel ; pressed himself in the most waits' terms of thy po they displayed blue favours, and held lirsineli e . of lite and hospitable reception hr bad that day re laurel, entwined with shamrock., in their hands. ceired. his Majesty then left the saloon, accom- As his Majesty pessed by every movement and ex- pastiest by the whole company to the hall, which pression testified their feelings towards the Soy'_ was, by the kindiseas of time noble boat, filled with reign. Ilia ALsj e sty was evidently pleased with the spectators, who testified their respect and affec ,attentiatus of our four consitryworneu, and repeatedly ton by repeated blessings en his Majesty. bowed to them as he paused. faired, throughout . DEPARTURE FROM POWERSCOURT. this short !nor, he omitted tin opportunity of tern- As the King parsed through the hall, lie acknowledged in lying to the anxious 'staple who serroutitled him she most rood. scruiling manner, the affectionate attentioas of the hih sense lie entertained of their enerous aud all present ; when he g ut lo the hall-dour, be turned round, gg and eninhatieally exclaimed, " God bless you—Gout bless you devoted zeal. all !" Zu great was the crowd that siorrovautert the door, nod so ARRIVAL AT POWERSCOURT. anxiona were the spectators to catch a parting glanee of him On arriving at the grand entrance of Powers- Majesty, and to bid him farewell. that it was with greet air. court, the sublime beauties of that delightful spot acuity he was enabli dto enter his carriage ; when the Royal burst suddenly upon the view. Nothing can es- etirriaire drove off from the &meal this splendid inansiuli,it wao reed II e magnificence of endure. as she displays e r 'e pe ttr ,: e o d r ! v j e a , m . v e a t st „,, n r u , m e b t r j,, o , f in r , e , e n , " ,, e , m w e i n . re o ln,„hid°7„ldelrieka;„the herself amid this picturesque and sublime scenery. Owe 'motioned unlit the King hal got out of the demesne. Ilia Majesty arrived et the noble mansites of As he passed the outer pie, and arrived on the IsiLlirnail,the Powerscourt at ten minutes to three o'clock, with vast concourse of persons assembled there, received hie Ma. Sir 13. Blienefiehl, and *so received by the Nable jest)' eJ i s the mast ardent matinee. The royal party pur r !lost and the 111 M. WWIli 1111131P11101 sold gesitlemen : I ,„.", — „ et t- i e s i ,, r t the mole l a a t s i .„ i!. sof q ui ckt the a e' hour, t owards aadth i e )un r iel a r t Y ; w 7 l e His Excellency Earl Talbot, Lord Huwden , the Earl of of his Maj....ly not to disappoint thetboissautls K i; anxio us ' ' Meath. Lord tburtil Chides. Ike hail of Fingal , lim lair" spectators who had assembled at an early boor at Vu ,,. iptia of Th 'mond, Lord G seem, the Ear lof Roden, the At. !miry, in order to pay In his Majesty the last tribute of homey General, th e Solicitor - Gener al , J am e s G m p m , Eaq. respect that the Irish nation, for sometime at least, will lie Mr. Groot, Ilins. Captain Stanhope, &C. AC. enaldcil Nohow towards their Sovereign, accented Is no from Ili. M 41.14 , y was conduc , tcl thr,.ugh th e Recu t v isitin g the beautiful scenery, mismatched, perk i pm, in slay hall to the drawing-room. The hall and stairs see country, with whirl. the Ban t le and the waterfall abound. euvrred with scarlet cloth. At tacit ly initiates past The he lg reatest preparations w ere made by Its noble proprietor, i reopiinn of the Sovereign The reservoir on the three (o'clock dinner was served top in the grand Pd. summit of the bill had been carefully kept full of water, loon—it was a moral 'splendid hamper, and coiner- clutch it was intended so let fall dawn the immense precipice. mil of *very delicacy the staoon afford.. The deg- A torrent, di scmolssig from so great an elevation, produces an rffeet, renste.ed the mare sublime, by the grand appear. son was a tile most elegant and costly kind. The Nottle I lost did every thing which the zeal for the site, of the s e urrot h m ‘ iling scenery. d. . Th h ough unable, from the Ise:tour of the country, and gratitude for the comic- :i l ti r s ep ti al f ;li n e c r oft ' : try i ' wer e s e il li h oi , a t o li v o i K s e i t t li t er e l ' o wt s t t le t t n f ts th St e s tm: es a l t s t - Semliki mi of the Sovereign could inspire, to resider The grand •nel picusreartue scene that presented itself to Ids the Royal Guest, and the brilliant circle which view, f r o m t h e ba c k windows of Power/court-house, seemed surrounded him, pleased with the scene and with to 611 him wiil"iri'ai" uldsdini'lliu". the entertaintisent. ARRIVAL AT BRAY. His Majeaty entered the grand saloon with the "iv Majesty, dad" Lave alread y staled ' drove on al a ver y leaning on ina aro; Lady r r ap n i p d le ra , t ho e n in t w d ar i s hie Di u n t s in le , a ,s ra;. si t ! I lse t v , i , ll7 , ‘ T e ic us e t• Biz t h e: Dowager Lady PO* erscourt !Rona and the other guests followieg. At the centre vereign in • mapper soul grateful ' ur Y his feelings sad most uf the table was placed • superb chair, surmounted expressive of t hei r o wn. by a crown ; lii. Moir sty ordered this chair to be re- The bridge of dray, and the elevated reminds ahant it, Moved, anal took ma! of the chairs the Pause as the were h eo% creel w k i . lb spectators of every deseriptiou. As soon compittiv sot on ;on bis right lie placed the Dowager casonisislesay i lde 8 distance aPa r f t e l O i lli the un ih era bridge, I t he i' ee g i l t, ' syneletst a t b a ll ul I 9 wee.' Ludy Powerscourt ;on les left sat Lord Powers- e s cape d from the mnltitude. Green be:nicht', Hags, hand. court ; noel neat to his Lordship MP Lady !Waal ; kerchiefs of every colour streamed in Ike sir, and produced oppoi;ite to hi. Majesty his E xce ll enc y th e Lord a moat picturesque ciftirt. His Majesty, as be passed re. t s rbe ir o i ng Pro-that pea ted ly bowed end kissed bands so th li e mi t i i i e i t i i id e . ie ,.; Lieutenant took his seat, and near him the Ea' I C . P . I; 41 1 0 p a r:: s e r ii . ) l u r u t I 1 e t a u r w: r, 1 1: . t ‘ h i e . Hill u c f . or Fingal ; tie ilxveretwil Mr. Wingfield (bro ther of Lord Powirseourt) took the head of the uf 'Cilium.) , Bay, celebrated atri .j o:g i st the m natural lica e u e tir e •s ie o w f table ; rind at lite font sot Lord Roden, Th e Ireland. Earl and Cu :item of Orinonde wire rota. In &fore we close our account of his Majesty's visit to Lord POPPIOCOUPI, we kel it our painful duty to motive a WIP1311• addition to li!e Noblemen and Gent tethers we have c d holy arcide i sit i whiell . occurre b d to a ( pool countryman in the already nanseul, there were a number of tither dis tnigusslied vesuitore present, whose runner our Re- be ctr ea u' u n g t h . l lio u ld ie ti e f the el tr i lci t ss o uf the e a car t iti l sg v e iew hv o w t i l ' i t r s cl i li ' e j. h t :Z . l patter could trot collect. Ilia Majesty pledged fur a considerable limn, notividistanuistat the velocity with Lord Potterscuurt in a glass of chompaigu, he also which the carriage proceeded. One of the horses of the dia. most candeacendriugly took wine with several other gonna came in contact with him, and he lost his hold, by distinguished personages at the table, which he fell, and was rode over by the dragoons—at the time our report. r saw him, he seemed very weak but not NO Nail Domine was given in a style of great s e verely injured, has hum& removed him for medical aid. effect, aid with the most splendid ettentiou, by We have not Staid thas any blame con he imputed to the Mews. Smith, Jigger, J. Barton, Wiliam), and dragoon.. Master Ormaby, accompanied on the piano rr. ct by Mr. J. Barton. During the p. rforrnance of this deliehifolintbeaa, his Majevsy and the whole company stood up. The Noble Rost n o w prop:44A his Majesty's health, and God sure the King was sung by Mr. Smith, uccompsnird be Messrs. Jager, Weynian, J. Barton, and Master Ormsby. Dur. lug the performance of this rand untheni, his Ma jesty several thus, expressed his admit/160u of the meaner in *inch it was executed. ARRIVAL AT DUNLEARY. His Majesty slid not reach Dunk:try till half past six o'clock. As be approached, the anxiety Buil bustle increased; fo a distorter ut, at least, two miles, the road was covered with carriages, crowded with a number of beautiful and interesting females. The scene which presented itself at Dtiiihrary, from the surrounding eminences, sod from every • stint which could command the prospect, sets de. seripliun at defiance. We feel it quite impossible to roust y any distinrt idea of the splendid and exhilarating spectacle. The number of the carriages. their order, the tit congregation of pedestrians, their good humour, their mutual kindness, the disposition which they all evinced to accommodate each other, the unanimity of the sentiment which prevailed lo each. a Tilt mass of people, of every rank auJ degree, all cuattibuted to give a mural effect to this spectacle, such as has seldom been exhibited iii the world. The pier, which is nearly an English mile in length, was crowded will. persons of the Arai distinction ; the 1011. which overhangs the pier, forms a natural amphitheatre, and was filled with a vast coucourse of the citizen.' of Dublin and people (sum the surrounding country, rising in tiers, if we may one the .xprebsion, to the summit of the hill. Willi 'aspect to the Bay, its beauties have been long the theme of the admirers of staton iu her boundless domain, the subject Often of the painter's prises!, and of the poet's muse : " Beyond the wave in giant clusters piled, Blue mountains swell magnificently wild ; 'Or, in culuiuuous chain, ascending high, Seem azure tapilry pendent from the sky. In one aisle curve, reflecting back the day, A living mirror, shines t he spacious Bay; Studded with barks—anon the view retires, Wh. re Dublin rears her dins-discovered spine*, Os marks where Huss th, far-frowning 'mid the warm, Yawns Oro' a thousand billow beaten eaves— Where the loud surge its thutetrrine volume throws, And tortoe'd Erhu never finds repose-- Apure the bruise-tower, which. through the night, ' Gurus the steep cone-rock with its orb of light— Thence one vast void, far as the eye can sweep, Till the horizon minglos with the deep." The-harbour of Ounlvaty and the *Bing was literally so. serfs,' by the vessels of war, the royal yachts, pleasure.boats„ and a vast number of smaller treads, glee, lug `era, cutlers, &v. &c. The Royal Sovereign 'atilt was tumiretl cppoisitt tl c extreme end of the pier, the Prince Weal yacht a little jeni'a wield sealing yacht, nearest. Ihe shore. The Royal Sovereign looked peculiarly beautiful, bearing a telt figuicd head of btu late •Majesty. Tim Prime. Bete"' pm. other (a test) of Scow t►e fourth when Regent; pled The Ater God sate the King. the following verses we►e sunk iu the limit style In 'hesitate perforturrs. Ouy readers are aware that these verwes are (rout Ilse rem of that distinguished ornament of Irish armies, Mr. Thomas Moore • Air—" ralrick's Day." TM.' dark are sir sorrows, tu•dsy we'll forget th'm, And smile am: our tears, like a sun bcsio w shon'es ; There never were hearts if our rulers would In them, More Corned to be grateful MAI blest thau ours: But, just when the chain Has mid t• pain, And Lope has euirrralb'd it round wilb don'ts, There comes • new link, Our spirits to sink. 011! she joy ihst we taste, like the light of the Poles, Is • lash amid darkness, to bullhorn to stay ; Bai, ' Vetere Hie last little spark of our souls, 11'e 1113111/11 light it up now or our Prince's Day. • • • • He loses tbe.Green Isle, soil Lis have is recorded In hearts %loch base auffri'il too moth to forget ; Anil Hope shall be crowes'iL, and Attachment ricpardmis An 4 Erio's say jubilee skier out yrt : Thy grm may be broke By many a stroke, Rut nothing eau cloud its native ray ; Es. I, fragment will cast A light to the tans! And thus, Erin, toy country, tbo' broken thou art, There's a lustre within Ibee that veer will decay—. A spirit which Imams lbw' each sufferieg part, Aud now smiles al thew pies on the Preasce's de,. Tut% Swag; we unterrotitod, was 'elected Ity Lewd Powerseoutt. rrhe beautiful • r•sikof, fro Ilhg and of Oeekry shwh eitat.tlirouili it •xcitnitioe sdeuirnlirtl of all preami.. Hii Itl.iiroty, appeared. even lance _delighted Una ail other perm' who heard it—tie ;... • So • • of his Majesty's squadron; and the King's boat (ptint•4 green) was manned, and put out from his Majesty's ysi hi, the router■ being &eased iu blue santfortsis, turned up with scarlet, their oars painted green, richly gilt. The ;Messina with whit h their oars kept time," as they approached the shore, rained the greatest wimiration. The host, having entered the harbour, lay under the pavilion at titeptout ti ar.l fur him Majesty's .embarkation. At the sound of the trumpet a strong sensation was ec. cited sm o ug the people. The shipping were sera to ho ss their sag, and streaniers, soil it was generally rompoused that Lis %Imjesty was then approaching the pier; Ih'a w.rs found, however, ■ut to he the raw, and »Cies lookmg .wt in 'till for the royal earth'', the peopte stain dorected their eves towards Mr. Kent mail his tnarine ',loran de. In addition to those •Irestrly meat lolled, we noticed Castleettote, the• Earl of Wicklow, Lord Laud Casilestewart. General Davie, ikv. rte. At twenty wituutra to mown oo'cloek n co... Tier attionnonced to the Lord Lieutenant the approach of 100. Jest, ; ie a few minutest an otlieer of the laroo,r• coming at full speed ; he had sealer arrived at the sent a number of Gentlemen rode in at full gallop, with ttiew Kam or, and crying, "The King! the Kong r A troop ortaneovoi preceded loos Alajcsty'r carriage, which was au.reownoeri to. Oho officers of his staff; haw and handtereloiefa were at , ., • in every direction, and the shoots that reverherato-ot 11:41411 are hills were almost enough to " shake earth i fit retort.' His Majesty, on alighting. was received ha his Ever-Memos for Lo r d Ideateomit, the Lord Mayor, and the rfimitsgssiobni and noble characters who bad assembled at the royal term. When his Majesty entered the tent, the royal est was imme diately hoisted over it ; sad this being a siguat f•r the sloops of war, who were to convoy his M tj!sty, of the x_ rival at the pir r, a r yal ',lute was fired from the which was anewerell by t be overpoirering and deafening Omuta of myriads of spectators, who thronged 1111. hills around, no far as the eye could reach. Hi' Majesty bowed moat gra ciously on entering. the Pavilion—be was dressed to the undreso of the Wiudsor uniform, with white trousers mei round hat, and remained uncovered, the band reformist* " (;od save the Kiag." His :Majesty appeared is tacelltat bodily and spirits. An Address from the Inhabitant* of Dublin, which had bees prepared by the Committee, wen p emoted, anal read to his Majesty by the Lord Mayor. Royal George a representation oPlesir pracinr■ Siiverelen. The I.iffey and Active, the Cyril*, Mud other weasels of war, complited this scene of indtwerilialsle onsgnifieenee. The vea.el■ of his Majesty's squadron had a beautiful sod pieta,- ',wpm appearance from the nonseroup aed many.cologired flags which they exhibited. The grenadier company of Ile 231. or royal Nailer's, were on duty near the royal marquee s and the remainder of the regiment lower down the avenues; t►e band of that corps were stationed near the slip. and his Majesty's marine band stood on the deck of the Royal George. The broad pendant floating from the mainmast of that yacht, and two union jacks, were visible at that time at her stem and stern. At the upper end of the King's•road, at the outer pier of Dunleary harbour, ao elegant pavilion had been ,erected. It wee soppoi tvd by five pillars, each encircled with evergreens Folding, of crimson dr■pery ran round the lop, and nt each corner a Mall pillar was raised, from which four white flags floated gayly in the wind ; one exhibited the Shamrock, in its proper eoluur; another the Rose; the third the Thistle, and the fourth the three emblems jolted. A pole was also raised from one side of she Royal marquee, from whirls the Royal Flag was In be hoisted oil the King's entrance. The Pewit' was surmounted by the Pei slab Crown, richly gilt. The flour was hoarded; over it was spread some blue cloth, and over that a rich and heautiful carpel; the descent from the Psi-limn to the water's edge naa also covered with carpeting to match, and a large platform of woo.), covered with scarlet cloth, was placed at the entrance to the Pavilion, to facilitate the ascent to it, and on 0 hick Majesty was to step on Ida alighting from his carriage. At the extremity of the Pier, the royal flag wan Minded. The Deputation from the Gentlemen of the county were ranged on the South aide of the P.ivilion, dressed in their visitation cos/nose, with pink silk me ddddd ,snd wands bearing favours of pink ribbon, or pink banners, with appropriate mottos or devices. The Gentlemen firming the Deputation from the City were ranged on the west side, dressed sin In appropriate costume, and wearing sky-blue silk !melees', wands, &c. Leaving our readers at this coot for the present, we shall now proceed to give a short account of the tii-vement+ of she various public bodies (rem Dunleery to Dab ; min also to notice the aceidensa which occurred on she day. 'flie road leading to Daltleery was *owded from an early I in the morning by an immense °limber of persons, node ;Ind female, all 'needy anxious to get a last look et their King inure he wmilil fu ssilyquit she Irish shore. The day was aniuserrspt eJly fine: it was use only fine slay we had for eight days past- By ten o'clock. it was with great diffichlty that a jaunt bog r sr or vehicle of any description could be lowered. and she driver, of the few that were to be met with. returning to 'men, raised the prices of their fare as the tiny advancer!. Nelsen a ear sppe (red within sight of the hundreila who were looking out, in she bee, of obtaining some etstiveyance, it was sore to he seized as it approached Ball's ',ridge, and fortunate was he who could purchase for five shillinge, a lox petory j tent to Outdone , The piepatations on the road from Dublin, were nearly the .any as on 13th ull. Flags were seen floating from •Ii the principal wisolews on she mid, and a very grand one hung front the steeple of Sionekstown, where the immense neeemblage of the Dublin committrity were to form she pro cession to the harhiiiir. The 31artello tower at Diodes', also had its adornmentr, and all the vessels in the Has dis played their lags. The " Denlearisns" were nut wattling in their respect, and, it is well known, that the Kiog's arrival at liowth from Holyhead, has been rather (misstate to them altogether on this occasion than otherwise, and they bare 'hewn they were grateful. Aleset one siebick the Horse Police formed themselves on the Forts -foot road, and shunt she same time the feat ap peared, with b'tie rib'enve on their hats, and !satirise in their hands. They bad difficulty in clearing the gstoursil, near the Pavilion, hut every thaw was etnidneted in the hest 111Waner, and without any accident At Ir ilf-pa.t three a Deputation from the City of Dehlin an iVert ; IL. S arta habited in the eriortine ...ire on the King's arrival, earl, Gentleman ear. yitie a White wand with a rib bon at top The deputation cois•iiiir dof the Right Hots. Sir A. 11. King. Bart.; D. 5 rCortitell, Esti ; Attlior Dubin. s, Fo. ; Ilestry fa. multi, Elm ; P. E. Stegi r. Esq.; Thomas Sl•Kenti,, ; C toy Sirr, I:•ii W a Murphy. Fog ; 11..111111 B diem, Fig ; Sir E. Sssn!ey, Alderman Smith. R. lcnem, li q ; rilwarsl Moore, En; ; Wm. Heney Carroll, I:+q ; 'l'. Nee toe, Esq. At four, some of the Lord Lieutenant's suite panted the has Tier. when sizitals were made from the Royal George to the Fleet, stud the large simulated was hoisted as the stern. At This moment they prepared to weigh anchor. This order was afterwards countermanded. The fleet mounted their fancy vellums, wlCch tompleirly encircled the masts and cards; it was done %jib ailinirable precision ; the Rotel Sover. izo presented a peculiarly inside appearance. As a quarter ;met four, the royal barge arrived at the slip wish c..mmmiure Part t, and sixtein bargemen, in long and blue *keit', lined and faecal with crimson velvet, each mats bearing a large gold crown a n d seeker on his 'lreton, and wearing a Mark velvet rap, with the letters " Olt IV." The royal barge eat:ricet a flag staff with a crows, on the top, on which the King's standard was raised when his Ma jesty embarked. At five miuutes before six, his Excellency the Lord Lien tritnnt'a carriage, wills four horses, drove up to the manatee. II contained his Excellency Esti Talbot, the Right Hon. Lord Stilmoloth, tool the Len of Meath. The Lard Lies tenant was welcomed with lunch entlitteiastn. After • cute versation which now occurred between some distill/vistaed persouages, it was mentioned that, at the Ctirragli, his Ma jesty said, "If 1 live two gems, I purpose teviriting Ireland ; if not, I shall recommend it tri tear successors to become per •outally :acquainted with nay Irish solijeels, of velum 1 ass proud—indeed 1 am delighted with them" Ili Majesty was expected at Donleary at four o'clock; he did not arrive until ucar seven. The time, boot ver, dud sot hang heavily en the operiators. Doll, indeed, insist be the spirit that could fall mu an, ofeasiatt ao anxious, and at is place in every way calculated to charm the eye and to wallet the heart. Every incident, however Is Mite:, which occurred its the course of Ilse day s were eeigril upon with avidity, where they •ffoteleil the slightest amusemeatt ; nor were those inci dent, few. Fatly iu Ilse slay a donjons ilivertisetnent occur red at the left of the Royal Bumpier, which created much lastizhter. 11 was an aquatic boxing match, between three or lour pinto,, who wrangled, are suppose, about places on the rot ka ; they fought neatly round.. literally in the water, tit tiels to the snoteeint sit of the laitglung spectators. The 43 I royal fusslerirs look their station at either side of the King's mad, Ike centre: of which was kept clear fur Isis Majesty astaliftaile. A sheep, tato-ever, found means to get nook the lien, aud, being tieloomed by the shouting of the °lshii nth , . ran until it reached the Royal tent, *lime an open ing was entitle fur it among the people who had taken their stat' at she rocks. A gnat afterwards gilt inside the hoes, and it was Wane t • before it could find an opening to repass and gain the These trifling oceorreitere were trade the meet of by the lookersmes. The people mantes/ gaits. diarteed to be t 'seer fnl ; it waseobereforr, very easy to make them lanes. Plea ante boats Were alias 110/8 salami re,mtd she Sqlla4lllll4 and it se -a with no small degree srf snepetee and ea at filiation dint Mr. Kent was dent:Stalest a distant.' on his Staattse Veloci pede, waving a Avg, whilst to those on land be appeared to be washing on the wider. Mr. Kent nem rseaml the differeut vessels of the soltiathatit, ialC1112( Cif his lust 111111.1 bosiug oe he tame opposite to lite Majesty's yacht. after Mr. Kees, *ember very xtraordieme personage ;wade hie apimarince. TI is was a boy, snitch disabled, we intekristautl, in Ins liming, who came (titan the South of ire. land, with • very petit cutter, celled the Castleman e, winch he built himself. 11 is vet ys t ill , bet insp.t pet fect of its kind. The litre 1111111:::1:101* wen she only 111'1.011 on hoard; :indeed, it would seliCrl) (1.11t.1111 souther. lie mallard Ista link bark with the tilisiost slesii sits tool eddies's. At three o'clock we peseeiteil near the royal tent, hoed Chief malice D.rwises, Lord and Indy Guff, Sur David Baird, Commodore Piero, Admiral Sir Nowley, tke. &e. Among the Gentlemen rtel Ruud the City Deputatisot, we sulked file. O'Connell. utile a wreath of laurel hanging !slowly on his arm. The Lord Mayor, moil five other Gen tlemen, earned wand., ill ohiels *etc ,fixed rilobausla of a deep triecom colour, thus ears tog from tits colours asloptssl either County or City. A toiletries , hand was ',tattooed Ws; the Royal Pavilion; the first •iy •perforood was 4 St. Patelek's !" At WI litiants•s past boar the sroutowts twoided, she wets! war gincli for the rotate'', to" fall in." the ' emir, a tie itVis to mint the itg;ing of the diferent rimier!' ADDRESS OF THE CITIZENS OF Drimm " To his Illejerty George the Fourth, King of the toiled Kiugdom of Grrat aod Ireland. "_ . 3101 . 1111LACIOUS SO V FREW'S. " We, the loiliahi:. , nts of t.. City of Duhl;n, miscast,hall on an occasion, with one elver , ion, the most inlet - rain% which has ever occurred to the Irish People, hog leave to ap proach your Majesty with feelings of resprei, gratitude, aaJ lore, to which no language ears do justice--feellutts firtoirr; from a consciousness, dull your 1 11 virsly'o pvbrnrl moll( I- Imle to iworri•de and cherish the spirit of tour Christian chsrity amongst all classes of your Maj. sty's Inch subjects. has, ii, a f.• w .hors weeks, accomplish, d more for their set tle, and hippiness than had been effected in the six pecocit log rrulurirs. s. Your Msjesty ramp amongst no; at yaw approach dis cord erased. and evely prejudice Mil. Your Majesty Luaus, nisbed every brol passion, aril united six millions of a Crate ful people in a bowl of b.otherly lose to one soother. aid of affectionate attachment lo your Majesty's nerson anti throve. We keno and feel that we have faull,fully d. scrihed the • hippy effects produrei by year Majesty's presence and boa- Hills amongst your Irish subjects; and we confidently pre dict, that the victory which Mnjeyty has Shoe utriained over the distention, and prejudic e s o f ages, will be deemed the must important ever achieved by any British Kit:e, and will contribute more materially that; aus e'en, it. the British 'rowdy, to the strength of the Empire, and the prosperity of all your Majesty's subject,. "Confident that such will be the fruits of your Majesty*, labours fur the welfare of our Country, we have docnrsined to erect an appropriate Stenciller, to reveal' therm our feel toes, and to convey to posterity a joist impression of the glorious and bloodless victory 'obtainer:l by your Majesty over Ivory bid passion; a rblorn much mere draerring of the I.sotel Crown, now most repeqrstly presented to your Ma jesty (and intruded with all humility, to be replaced by ewe of Entevalde,) than any of those blood stained triumphs which hare heretofore been honoured with the wreath of the conqueror.. . 4 Fully impressed with the great and lasting benefits coas f•r:ed upon U. by your Majesty's grarions visit, we nem* witness your Majecty's departure from amongst us whims! feelings of the deepest regret—feelings ,bleb could not ad mit of cousolation,were it not for the hope fondly entertained that your Majesty will confer a like honour on your affec tionate and grateful people of Ireland as frrosently as shall be consistent with the necessity fur the Royal presence is other part. of your illsjesty'e empire " Mr. O'Connell, accompanied by a Deputation of ten oilier Gentlemen, presented a laurel crown to Isis Majesty. The Learned Gentleman, on his kilee, presented the crown to his Majesty. His name was announced by Lord S Smooth. The Sovereign was pleased to notice him in the most muted and condescending manner. Ile shook his hand, and accept ed the appropriate tribute with dignity and affeetinu. To this distinguished individual great credit is dee, fur the tomtm r in which lie has conducted himself since the ar rival of his Majesty. We wore to hear him cheered, so he retired hum the presence of his Majesty. ❑i• Majesty, before descending the n 421.011, that led to the bete, looking ■round him, sad appatensly labouring under treat emotion, addressed theme around hiss iu a mass tier the most dignified and impressive. The following are the words which fell from Isis Majesty on this memorable occa sion s ADDRESS OF HIS MAJESTY. " Friends! when I arrived in this beautiful imitate!. my heart overflowed with joy—it is sow depressed with sia cere sorrow. I never felt sensations of more delight than since I came In Irelaud—l cannot expect to meet any supe rior, nor many equal, till I have the happinesa to see yore again. Whenever an opportunity offers wherein I can serve Ireland, I shall seize on it with eagerness. lam a man of few wards—short adieus are beat—God bless you all, my frieuds—God bless you all !" EMBARKATION OF HIS MAJESTY. Ili. Majesty then descended the sloping avenue that lei to the barge, and with great activity jumped into it. The pollee. who kept the shore, were forced fo r m their stations by the crowd, who rushed forward with precipitation. The Lord Lieutenant and suite, Lord gidmnuth. (cc followed the King. Four gentlemen (two of them in tiding dresses, with spurs on), laid hold of the rudder stud clung to it ; three fell into the ester, and f•irly swain to the show : they sat ceeded in slooking his Msjosty's hand; one of thews more persevering than the rest, stuck fast to the redalet like a haraiels, and sueeeetled in maintaining himself .here. 'swill his. Majesty, opprebensive fur big safety, ordered him to Ice conveyed on hoard a hinge in attendance, mid eon deseentlingly thanked him for his seal. A female who sp., neared desirous to band the King a paper, was Mao fu cod into the water by the overwhelming crtwet!. The royal barge, stretching ke,oss the hartmeq rea the Royal George twill' • salute from the Bret, w►ich maintained during the King's prove... said answered by the guns frum the tower., the Pigeon-house, ■ud the Part•. The day was uninterruptedly 6ae; it was the only Sae Jay fur eight days past. COMMUNICATION FROM THE KING. The following u it copy of o letter odilrellPed tto bit Excellency the Lord Lieutenant by V i%cousit S.tltnouth, hie Secretary of Staw for lbw Home Deplornent " Dublin Cosile, 11.-pienaberll. 11121. " My Losta—The time n( the Kinex depariass from Ise- Isiol being arrived, I fin commanded by Mil I!sleety to en- Iwo 8. los en toe approbation if the enamorr in whirl* pce 'ions SWIM( in civil and military situations In theCity i 4 Dublin •iiil iii neighhoin howl hive retrofitted their several (Niue. during the prriosl of his Majesty'ci residence. in Ilk rod of the kingdom. His Illairsty I. nksard to consider, that is your Excellency his acknowledgments are partictilsrly aut. lie I. couvrions how Much be owes to Year fice•ltensis art. genii .... 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