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--,..".•,..,..-mcimemmomm • o'4l. .' - t •gitig Ic T ... I .... • . . .. . .... . . .. •• • . . , ...,.. t . , • :v. . . . , A .. ~...„_. . . ~.. , . ~". +jai . ... • ...•. . :i..4. .: A i il . . . . . . . ~. . . .. A • . . _a ' r. ~ „ , ~ ...................6.0 - , rt X --- - - f~ ~~ -AC = • • v 4- - Nummeat 5852. LONDON, THURSDAy, SEPTEMBER 6, 1821. _ , ' ' PRICE 7d. MR ATRR-NUYA 1., Dletlltrl. A NE. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Sept. 6, Ills Majesty's Screams will perform THE CORONATION. mirrors were suspended, which, relleeting in every direction the magnificent mote, its. rich and costly ornaments, and Ilse vast ametriblage of isqlt. fashion, and beauty, by which it was filled, gate the scree tho appearance of some magic struct•re is - Oriental Namara. The various drenratiJns were designed by Sir Williaso.Ceogreve, and executed under his personal directions by Sicoor Peverelli The taste of a ploy excelleat and benevolent Lady, Dot less known to the abodes of misery than in the circles of the gay, with whom the widow and the orphan are not less familiar than the fashionable and the great, coolrilluttJ not a little to the effect of this most splendid entertainment. • • THE BALL ROOhf. Although the principal deselect tor* piaee is Ilse Rnintrdm yet, in consequence of the 1111111111Thill amersiblaue, several sets diuseed in the ordinary ball room, which was festoourd is a manacr similar to the itutakarla,, wish wreaths. of laser room and art Acts! Sowers. the left of the room was a throne fur Lis Majesty. THE SUPPIM ROOMS. le the large rooms there were four loot tables, and owe across, laid ont is a mast !note nmplste, covered with grot tos, towers, pyramids, temp itylLasaashrriess , shunt? de. wires, in poet r y and c y.. t o the smaller meow • large table was laid the inigth of the 'nog, terniog at she top la the fusee of a horse abut, which was also premed, spread with every &sliest?. Between twelve and rte o'clock, the company sat down to stepper, which was served by Morrissno iss three esourses. Champaigne and other must ettpenstre wines were supplied in great abundance. "'be erns' table in the 4/anal room was the noel table, at which his Excellency the Lard I.ieutenant presided, surrounded by the Paste and Pritussii 'Esterhazy. Prince Lobltuwita, Nate Larslarrit,Shrke of !Allister, Mar. quilt and Merchionese Cory tigheas, Lady E Cusynghatn, the Marquises of 113saittfort and Graham, Lords Ilidaustii, Mount Charles. &c. Hi. Majesty wis dressed in a Field Marshal's uniform, and looked is excel:eat health. The company were in full court dresses, with the exception of the Knights and their Esquires; the Knights w or e • scar l et suit . ..wan, with their rsbanda. Tb Esquire* acted as Stewards. In costume, on big Maj. sly s departure from Denteary, on bloc(lay, the 3d instant. Those on fobt will risedezvots at Murskstown Church, st two o'clock. Those on horseback, at cue o'clock, at Sit phen's Given North. • MICHAEL CULLEN, t s „ retu i es. W. H. CARROLL, j officer of the latter, was dangerously woundert from R shot, 'lnd seseral of the smugglers cent meek cut. They stioeeeded. Ile/Never. in Working the whole of the cargo of the bust, with the exception of one or two tubs.--(Kentripi Gazette ) The Pror-ssion eoninemseen from Westminster The &•rued Sr.ur, the Interior of the Ahhey.—The Third, Inerodoetwv Scene, i. whirl!' Mr. Kineht will introduce a oa. Comic Song. entitled." The King and the Coronaitoc, Old F...z.land and the People. "—The Fourth Seeue, the Hsi!, to th• course of winch the Grand Enter of the Champion. Permits's+ to which will hr performed the Comedy of A CHEQUE ON MY BANKER. Sir WiVol Wildfire, Mr. IV. 11. Williams; Sir Gahriel Peeper. Mr. Gallic; Arthur Wildfire. Mr. Cooper; Frank Cleverly, Mr. Risme ; Jolter, Mr. Knight. Mils Catherine Amapa, Mips Smithson; Mi ss ..magon, Mrs. Marlowe. To conclude with the Farce of 110 W TO DIR FOR LOVE! Baron Allorf, Mr. Foote; Captain Blumenfeld, Mr. Bar nard; Captain Thalvrick, Mr. Russell; Trick, Mr. W. H. Williams ; Trap, Me. Knight. Charlotte, Mass Smithson. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Cluck, and the Pay.. tormancea to begin at Seveo. r - Buses, 70 ; Second Price, 3s. 11.1.—Pit, 3s. I Price, 2s.—Galiera, 25.; Secuod Price, III.••••• ler,. Is.; Second Pr ire, Ild. Tomorrow, The Liar, with The Coronation. Oa Siturday, a new Melo-dramatic Piece, in three acts, called Geraldi Duval. • • /molars, .strrastisatt 4. His Majesty arrived in town to-day about eleven o'cloeit, and attended ee r vi c e i n th e beautiful vice regal Chapel of the Castle. From the hour of two o'clock, wino the service was expected to termi nate, the route from the Castle to the Park was lined by so anxious popoilation, patiently waiting to catch. perps, parting glance of their Suer. reign, whose departure is finally fixed for the after noon of to-morrow. His Majesty's equipage did am leave the Castle until four o'clock. I had an opportunity of. seeing him previous to hi. quitting • it. The Castle-yard was crowded by a most re spectable assemblage, amongst whom itt% noticed_ Lords Holed), Castleman), Kingston, Carberry„ and Mount Charles, Sir H. Parnell, Sir NF. Keppet, Sir Edmund. Nagle, Generals Hunter and Airry, with many officers and other characters of distinc tion. His Majesty was dressed in a splendid imi. form, decorated with various orders, and looked remarkably well. He acknowledged the vociferous grstuliotions of his people in the most marked and gracious manner. Essex, Richmond, Whitworth, and Queen's bridge., presented from a central point a very singular spectacle. The broad architrave that crowns the balustrade of each of these bridges sustained a living palisade of human beit.gs, who telegraphed from their commanding sittratimi, by a simultaneous , waving of their hats, and a torsi fess de-joie, his Majesty's approach to the less aspiring curio:a who lined the trotoir. The invitdions is. sued by Lord Powerscourt fur to-morrow, lix his dejeune at three p. in. As his Lirsish.p's seat is at least six miles distant from Dunker?, the place of the Kink's embarkation, it is fair to conclude that his Majesty will not reach his yacht b e f ore li ve o'clock. The citizens had no authentic intimation with regard to his Majesty's intended emba , kation to-morrow, until a late hour yesterday evemin4.— The parish deputies were itnmednitely summoned • to meet this morning at nine o'clock ; and a pie card has been posted throughout the city, an. nouncing the intention of the householders and in habitants to meet his Majesty at the place of em barkation, and fixing the iendezvous of those on foot at Monkatown Church, v. othm about a mile o .f . Dunleury Pier, at two o'clock. The equestrians • are to rendezvous out the north side of Stephen's Green at one p. tn. All those who me to form in either of these corps to be habited in the costume appropriate to his Majesty's visit. The King, it is stated, has given a donation of 1,000 guineas to the Society for the Suppression of Memlicity ; amid a sum, nearly similar in amount. to the gtest Fe male Orphan House, situate near the Perk, apd which owes its original formations to fund, produced by the sermons of the celebrated Dean Kirwan.— The Roman Catholics of Dublin had some ides of bringing under his Majesty's notice the magnifi cent edifice which they are erecting, as their me. tropolitan house of worship. Nee, ly 30,0001. bluer already been expended upon it, the fro e-will al• r ings of the community, and it will require little less than a similar sum to finish it. It is surely not unreasonable that this preponderating portion of the Irish population should expect from their more opulent Protestant fellow-citizens sod go vernors, assistance to a work of this kind, when it is recollected that throuithout a great. part of the island the churches of the Establioiment are priu cipally erected from the contributions of the Ca tholic people. As this provincial lawn seldom of itself produces any novelly to disturb its " noise less tenor," there is nothing to communicate dis tinct from the movements of the King. I shall en deavour to witness the embarkation to-morrow, and send you a sketch of it. • ADJOURNED INQUEST ON THE BODY OF ItirHARD HONEY ELEVENTH DAY. 1 1 , 1111271,91,AY, grrrmorit IP. The proceeding. on flit lager* 143111 d• 1 at the usual hour, at the flop Pule, pu:The-Lanae, is the Edrware-ruad. Hefore the Logjam; of the day tommeiired, the Fovea's, addressing the Girnner, *aid, he bad leceivrd a eery ritk colons letter, Which lie would hand to bim by way of mos log him. He did out conceive that it bu.e at all upon tie business before them, end then fore be should nut comply *fib the device or the wailer to read it our. The Coroner having looked over the lever, sii 4 d they had bagiates en.fruth so attend to without (rumbling thenosaires with the ininsern.e of other people. The naive of the JUI y having beer called over.-- Mr. Adolphus aired, if 'bete were try more witneertelei be examined VII the part of the Crown I ; Seemed INDIA HOUSE, fierrwoots 5, MI. ralin COURT of DIRECTORS if the R. UNITED COMPANY •ot MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST • INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES DAY, the 101 h April, 1822, fur the Election of SIX DI RECTORS for four year.. . NEW TN$ TRK-ROYAL. NAYMA NICHT. The Coroner said lie did uot knuii ; but he Iv, rece►ved an anonymous Inter , reiplebsing for C,irone, in d mason Tbeopbilos Dmbrisay, Ell. of No. 1, Adam's-street Wmt, Edigwaie road. TIIIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Sept. 6, will be performed the interlude •f BONI BASTES FUR I OSO. Aetaxtominous, Mr.). Russell; Furboy. Mr. Payne; Ge. neral Bombastes, Mr. Tayleure. Distallina, Mos. Juno& Meer which the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Mr. Brown said. as Mr. Adolphus had his witnesses is st tesil•nce it would be better to +,{n on with them. Mr. A:lolphies said, his Solicitor was guue fu prweur• the attendance of some wituesses, with shout on their serissi he should hr toady to proceed, if they did not think the etir ge.tiva of their anouyinnus cerrespundeut worth atteuil iott to. The Duke, Mr Thom:Kau; Prigli, Mr. Younger ; Beidamar, Mr. Baker; deffier, Mr. Conway; Pierre (2d lime). Mr. Terry; Renault. Mr. Faulkirer. &bride'', by a yuang Lady, ker 2d appeernnee. A Juror—We had brtier have the Gent:tenor sommoneil Mr. Brown—The best I bin( will Le to leave that tie the derision of the Curunor, to do as he th;ok• proper. The ruresnati said, a wituess wanted Cul tot was in atterd mce. It was five minutes past ten o'clock when his Majesty, at tended by the Duke of Montrose, Marquis Graham, Lord Sidmoutb, Sir B. Bloniefield, and the Notilrmen in his Ma jesty's suite, enteied the Rotunda; his Majesty remained sill balf.paat eleven, condmacending to rouverse is the moat affable manner onto all around him. His Majesty was pleased to pay walked attention to Miss Tallier, sister 19 oar County Member, and other branches of this ancient fa mily. (in the arrival of the King dancing commenced, which consisted only of walttiag and quadrilles ; Prince Lardaria was particularly distinguished in the former. About 900 presuusges were present. The company had all retired at five o'clock. To conclude with 11w Fe►e, of urcti LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Love , . Mr. J. Russell; Freetnaa, Mr. Baker; Drke'v Ser •ant, Mr. Decamp; Sir Harry's Servant, Mr. Lacy. Ki'ty, Mrs. Jo lmams; Lady Bali. Maid, Mrs. Jones; Lady Ow • lofty a Maid, Mrs. Garrick. DOOM 10 be opened al Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to Kevin at Seven. John 01.lia was then called in and (worn —I live in the Almunry. Wesintioster ; I am of eu profession or trade; I sin a gentleman. I was inside the Palk, near Cumberland gatr, tin the 14th August, st the time when the hearse went through, when the people broke down the jinn palisad:og eau the lop of the wall. 1 was very sear it, and naturally ran back shell it was polled down. and afterwards retained again. When the hearse went through the gate 1 heard a great noise, awl saw t he soldiers in the sire, t riding very bend bat kwai da and ft:), wards, di itio.g the people, at bust they appeared to me to he to be doing ou. I thin beard the firing of pistols, and saw the smoke rt•c :Ante the wall. and (oppo site the liouee N 0.243, nearly (opposite to which 1 was staud. lug. I 04. d wo the his of the gale; the house 243 is arMltin a door or t •u of Cumberland street, and rather to the left of the gate; the wall is low, and 1 could see ewer it airy Ihe a pistol goo off, and that naturally drew my attention ; I looked and caw the smoke. They fired about seven times. When in the Park I was lusokiug towards Cumberland gate. They fired about seven times, and one was n volley. A Juror—" You were before the Court on a former day, and then said you did not see any man shot, nor did you see the person by *bum the pistol was fired ?" Willuess—. 1 am not come to that pl." Fats esianaittation proceeded :—Aftr the crowd went past, I weal into Oxtord•street ; the people were not all gone then, but the braise and coaches were gone. 1 went 'bowie to Mr. Lightfoot's, and was told that a man had been shut ; I did nut sue the man—he was gone; I heard some one say, palming to as officer, "That was the man who did 11 ;" and the officer laughed. Weer, be.—Pit, 36.—First Gallery, 2r.—Serond Gol fer/Fir. Pla►er fur the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Maatingham, at the Theatre. HIS MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FROM IRELAND. EAST INDIA HOUSE, firr2rmata 5,1821. rirTIE COURT of DIRECTORS of th e it UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gire Notice, N.8.--Pritr3te Boxes may be had sightly, by application at the Box-office. To-morrow, The Marriage of Figaro—Match•aonkiog— and The Mit!nicht liner. On Saturday, Vemee Pre.erveJ, and other Entertainments. That the Court having, in the year ISIS, resolved to Mtn Dr. John Borthwiel Gilchrist in his Lvcturra in the Hindostanee Language, by granting to him for the term of three years a Salary of 2001. per anfluna; and the Court haw ing ou the 29th ultimo come to a Resolution to continue that Salary for the further term of three years, and to grant to Dr. Gilchrist for that period an allowance of 1501. per annum, to enable him to provide a suitable Lecture-room, the said Resolution will be submitted to the Proprietors fur their apprubatiost, in conformity to the By Law, cap. d, sec. 17, at tire Quarterly General Court appointed to be held on the 26tlifsistaist, which is hereby made Special for that purpose... _ (From the Dublin Morning Post of Monday, September 3.) This day is fixed for his Majesty's departure from Ireland. Ills Majesty landed at flowth on the 14th August; the duration of his visit has, there fore, been just three weeks and one day. Such has been his Majesty's gracious condescensions—such his good-humoured toleration of the (sometimes, perhaps, unseasonable) assiduities of our country men—and such, also, his dignifird deportment as Sovereign of the most powerful natiou in the world, sod his wishes repeatedly manifested to heal the divisions of our distracted country—that whilst his Majesty has mottle an impression upon the hearts of the people of Ireland, never to be effaced, he bus gained Also their respect and reverence. It is his Nlsjesty's intention to depart from the Lodge, at the Park, at eleven o'clock this morning, and, after visiting the county of Wicklow, to em bark at lluoleary about four o'clock in the after noon. THEATRE-BUY AL, RNGLISII OPERA-HOUSE, Sl'itA ND. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Sept. 6, will be performed (27th lime) • •ew Petite Piree, in Iwo act+, milled LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, Mr. Wrench; Simon, Mr. Harley; Henry Mission, Mr. Pearmao; Mr. Dormer, Mr. Rewhwthaw. Ce cilia Danner, Miss Kelly; Ma►ia, Mrs. Bryan. After which, 7th time, • new Operetta, called A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. The Ebarnctcrs by Messrs. Wrench, Wilkinson, Row bnthmat, W. Bennett, Miss E. Blanchard, ■nd Miss I. Ste vcnoan. . . The said R•solotiou is open at this House for the iospee flint of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Tu conclude with (11th time) n new 31e10-drama, is two sets. edllvd THE MILLER'S MAID. IRELAND. Coriiner—. 4 Vie hare probing to do with what aoy other prrsun aaJi if yuu kuow any thing yourself we will gladly hear it." The Miller, Mr. Bartley; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, )Jr. Emery; Mat y, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Row &Atm. lhune, Mr.. Grove; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. The Nominated Shrubbery will be opened at Eight &Cluck for the admissiou of the Second Price, which cum. silences at Niue. DUBLIN. SEPTEMBER I. MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK TO HIS MA. JESTY. Forciiio—" Another witness has sworn to the same fact of hi. ll*ll knowledge." . . Mr. Adolphus said 'hie was a very strange sad novel course of procreilinr, that a man who comes forward on our• day to swear to all that be toows, is afterwaeds to come ha c k on another thy to correct his evidence, aid say he temembess a great deal more Ile was examined or a Gomm. day. IVitness—o Yes, but they would oat hear me out." Mr. Adolphus—'• Mr. Waiihmen said on that occasion, if a MAD Lusts to tell me one thing in one place, slid lair,- wards to swear ',author thing bete, I will not rii.te the time of the Jury by asking such a witness any rpietit:oini." The witness was then directed to withdraw, Mr. Adolphus again naked, whether there were any more wit,, to he examined on the part of the Crown Mr. Blakie then rime and said, the sptestiou having been asked, whether any more witnesses Were to be examined on the part of the Crown, he begged to state that se I lit ters had been reserved, not anonymous letteiw, stating that such and such persons, if called nous, could give important Information; and as it was impossible to say, until thew persons had been examined, what the nature of their trs timony might be, he for one could not pledge Liming( nt,t to call diem hereafter if it appeared necessary or proper. The Cot once said the better way would be, to call those persons now tool have them examined at once. Mr. Adr Ipbua said, it would be most itironvenient to the course of ju•tnte, that after h► had called his Mltnessra au.' opened his case, then fresh witnesses should start op [rum hr could out tell what corner, and say, •• We can giro another and a very different account of the matter" ~~ Of the many splendid scenes it has been our for tune to witness since the arrival of our beloved Sovereign ■mnnxst us, that presented by the Ball given at the Rounds on Thursday evening by the Knights of St. Patrick, was by no means the least inagivfivent. The Civic and Collegiate D . •rs, though indescribably grand, wanted, ►till, the so cial chasm of our lovely countrywomen ; but at the Rotund 4, in a room of unequalled ►plendour, we enjoyed the pleasure of beholding the gallant Knight. of St. Patrick entertain the mo•t illustri ous and beautiful women in the land, in a style weithy the Irish Nobility of King George the Fourth—in such a manner as induced uttr gracious Monarch to declare, that " in all he beheld, there was •o much splendour, taste, and (owning to the fair) of bytityy two, he could out conceive, nor did he ever wetness a more charming scene"—nothing indeed, eau convey to the public an adequate idea of its rtidgniticence. Tilt. ROTUNDA. The Committee of Churchwardens and Parochial Deputies, whose early exertions have contributed to bring Ilia Majesty amongst ON have had two or three meetings to make arrangements for attending his Majesty's embarkation ; they meet again this morning, at nine o'clock, at the Royal Exchange. The inhabitants of Dublin will attend in vast numbers at Dunleary. It is understood that' on this occasion there shall be no appearance of exul tation ; but, on hi. Majesty's quitting the shore, one and general exclamation of Boles, Ss.; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, le. 6.l—Lower Gallery, 2a.; Second Prier, le.—Upper Gal. Ivry, la.; Second Price, 64. Moore open at Ilalf-past Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. Tu•morruw, Bcll.e Without Beaux--A Cure for Cox cumbs—mull Free nod E4ly. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craveu-street, Strand, Augnal 1, M t B ENEFACTIONS SINCE TILE LAST REPOaT, vac. £ a. d. _ . " God tde:se the Mug, now sod for ever !" will resound from the multitude. His Ravel the Duke of Liluurestir fourth Benefaction The Richt Don. the Earl of Radnor, Vice Presideal A. 5 5 0 The Right Hon the Countess of Radnor A. 5 5 0 Sir U. C. Ibbetson, prr Herta.* and Co.. Colin Mackenzie, EN. per Secretary A. 2 2 0 Jobs Ward, rag A 2 2 Id Brewster, Esq.... A. 2 2 0 John Crowder, Esq. per Secretary A. 1 1 0 Julio Mangles, Di A 1 1 U Junes Mangles, En; A. 1 1 0 11. L. C. (knee-box) E. E. L. (ditto) , Henry Fryer, Esq. A 1 1 U The costume worn ON the day of his Majesty's entry will be worn also on this ocemsion. 10 10 0 A Deputation, connoting of Nlesors. E. M'Don nel, Seton, Kettland, Trio), and Mooney, were at Dunlettry yesterday, to appoint, to conce►t with the Cottionie•ioners of the Harbour, a place for the citizens of Dublin to witneos the embarkation. They met Nlegors. Verechoyle and Crofton, who fixed upon the space opposite the stores, reaching from the limeltila to very near the srot where the King embarks. SMUGGLING. -....viim.... DREADFUL AFFRAY NEAR MARGATE. •••••... £7l 10 0 f 247 12 9 Di•rhar!ed and relieved from various Prisons 106 Debtors, for Ihr sum of Considered the Caves of 66 Prtitioners, Approved Retell's(' fur luquiry Deferred 1 Rejected . . And considered Inadmissible 1 J. F. Mcsiuras, A 2 2 0 Elsa W. bb A 2 2 0 I.dw. L.i, fur tbr laic 31.1. Juues of 2 2 0 Davv‘in, A 2 2 Cleavrr .. dy Char!utte Wm. Wyun, per liannurroley, 5 0 0 1 Lrultmaut42 I C3rivirit:l.l, per Ituarcs ..A. 5 5 0 Lk; per doh, b 5 0 A. is Farko ). A. Lluyd, Erg A. ' _ _ ) Tat wilhao, Esq. Mn' Trerthin r •nd Cu. 1 0 0 NI Cie A ^ P'` ,1,1 I ...... .... 5 0 0 t - ij , .r Gen. AugustMc Fitv,lers. Walblingtute, Ety. liebef.le topes are received by John Camden Neils!, E.g. the Measurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea also by Messrs. Ileretem, Empalme. and CO. St. JaMrell•Streri ; Messrs HOllfel., Plrrt taert; 3lessis Whitmore and Cu. Lombard-street; 3lessrs. C.a., Cocks, and Ridge, Clearing cru‘ee; Mt airs. Dorris n :sod Co. rtich..lane, Coruhill; Messrs. liamnisrsleys, Pall- M . Vers., and Co. 77, Lombard-street; and by Grasswell, the Secretary, Nu. 7, Cravisii.sirert. Strand, ' l "l'r the Boobs witty be seen by those who are inclined to • , 11.post this Charity, and where the Society meet on the 1.101 %Tedursday in October neat. Opposite the Orchestra, which was richly gilt fur the ()era sion by the Knight, was erected the Royal Throne, ele gantly &swotted with crimson and a profusion of gold; the clumpy of blue velvet, rtirm•stinteil by • crown. Imme diately over the choir of his Majesty were the royal arms Ip:virteci on the wings of an eagle, beautifully carved. The cornices and windows sound the room were tastefully fesiouncd with an elegant arrangement of art.firial flowers and laurel branches, and the windows were to digitally il luminated with variegated lamps art in the form of a star, each encoding a small transparency of the treat of a newly. installed Knight, bating underneath the initial letter of each Nvb!e Lord's title. The two windows on either side of the Throne had in them the letters G. K., and the tranaparencies represented the Ruse, Sbaiuruak, and Thistle. The banners of all the Knights were hung round the room, and had au Imposing i Get. The centre of the floor was chalked with the royal arms, morn tttttt icil by a wreath, willing ftlltrualclY the badges of the Order of tit. Patrick and Irish Harp ; without the nreatb wire the arms in full of the nested ; a i r al.ior was ollurwitte figured with shamrock,. Th e ensigns manurial of the new Knights were painted o pp os it e the throne in the I ill.;wing wrier : His Royal the Duke of Cumberland His Eacellency the Ea r l Tani., Esil of Roden Marquis of Donegal Earl of Fingal Earl of Cutortuavu Earl of Nestle Earl of Oratoude. Earl of Caleilun The a. ma of the rifler Kit right and left of the thron., euumerrit. d Ighta were emblazoned to the until they reached those jNt Marynba of Ihroche.la I Marquis Con!,nch.fin hlartpia of I-I , ndturt Margin. of I.ly :11*11.0.• of M.e , . Girl u•Nrii Ala Nun, of fl drford Earl of Corysfurt FAO of Fuonsk 'lien Earl of Longford Alargiti• of 000000 I 1-'4ll of Shannon. a jted•rinne di.pusitinn of aold.euluured oil, there ap peared behind the urehearra a glursa ..f great eh eumf cc , within whirl' w ag studatol she Irish Flory, a Crown and G.K. The rfrrci of Ibis &ewe u as cutter's ly growl. At the ba‘emeut of each column, hrtweett the windows, ( From the Dublin Freeman's Journal of Monday, September 3.) The King leaves the Park this morning at eleven o'clock for the peat of Lord Powerscomt, county of IVicklu•e. From thence he returns direct to l)uu leary, for the uurposeulembarkation. The house holders and inhabitants of Dubin; have again volun teered to he his escort. The pedestrians mil assemble at Alunkstown Church, at two o'clock.uod the Gen tlemen on horseback will assemble in Stephen's green North, ar one o'clock. Groh will attend in costume, and the several parishes, trade•, &c. will carry banners, &c. as on the day of his Ma jesty's entry. The Gentlemen of tit, county wdl assemble in costume also, and with the High Sheriff at their head, at three o'clock, on the Forty-foot-road, for the purpose of attending his Majesty. The Deputies of the Householders and Inhatti.. tarts of Dublin met yesterday morning, rod sent A deputation to Dunleary, to provide • suitable steno', fur the houieholders and •lohabitatits, and particularly those an fort, 'upon the beach. The Meeting adjourned to four o'clock, to receive the report. at which hour they met accordingly, but the Deputation had nut returned—and the Alerting adjourned over to Mare o'clock this morning at the Royal Exchange. We learn that the Deputation succeeded in procuring the most convenient situa tion, having a full view of the place fixed for the Royal embarkation. The following notice was very generally distri buted yesterday : THE KING'S DEPARTURE. The Iloaoeboldera sad latbatotaats of Dahlia will attend CANTERBURY, sErresfaea 4. On Saturday nigh t, rather Sundry mormrig, the whole coast in this neighbourhood was thrown into confusion by successive thscharges of fire arms; the flashes were seen distinctly from the pier along an immense line of coast. It appeared that a body of smugglers were taken by surprise in the act of their illicit practices. There is a degree of caution observed about the affair which renders it difficult to collect the circumstances, hnt from re port we learn that there was a very large assem blage of smugglers, the greater part of whom were armed, with the nceeption indeed of such only as were employed to remove the goods. lu the affray there were three Iloilo,* amid a Midshipman wound ed, the latter with all extensive sahre wound over the head, and one of the former by a gun or pistol shot through the upper part of the thigh : it is hot expected that either case will prove fatal. The ex tent of injury to the opposite party is unknown, hut from the quantity of blood in the direction they took after the affray, it is feared that some have been severely if not mortally wounded. A man of the mune of Taylor, residing in Co vell's-row, Margate, was on Sunday afternoon ap prehended on the charge of one of the mariner as a party concerned. He was taken before Edward Boys, Esq., and after a short examination refound ed till yesterday. It was expected that the accused would have turned King's evidence, and in that ex pectation the examination was kept strictly private, so much so that our correspondent was refused ad mittance. It appears, however, that the idea was ill-founded, us the unfortunate man was yesterday afternoon committed to Dover goal. —( Kentish Chronicle./ A serious affray took place in the night of S. tardily last, at Apple Bay, near Birchusgtoss, be. tween a large party of smugglers, who had assem bled there from the interior of the country, and • party of the coast . blacksiie, in which Mr. Kerr, au Mr. Dlakie said, he had but very iverntly received infor mation of the hind he had mentiuned, and he hail put t` , e lesser to the hands of Pyall (thy beadle atteudiug uo the The 'Coronar said, the most convenient way would he t o summon thus, prisons immediately, otherwise they wiai,id get to an end. They cook' Dot be running after es.- deuce which anonymous currespoodents might shoos. to point Out. There was a period of tow w;thas whieb it might be prc'unted that all those persons ulin could give any material Information on the subject had Jesse so ; ar least they (ought to bare cue forward. Mr. Bfikiesaid he bad not troubled either bimsel or the Jury about anonymous letters, becaure he considered their as coming in general from despicable wretches who bad nit regard for the obligation of an oath themselves, and there. fore believed others to Le equally regardless of the sacs.. The letter to which he bad alluded be tereired that morning, and had handed the name of the ii rarer to tbe beatEe . He had also received a letter from a pera.,, t at t riur th at could identity the trumpeter. He was indeed informed t'ist are trumpeter who had been examined was nut the man who was employed on the 14th. . . Mr idalptus—You cao have all the trutopetrrssornoton ed )ou I lc.. Mr. Illakie—lt may be proper to have all the baud sum moned, for they all oreasioually oct as trumpeters. Mr. Adulpbus—ln five minutes, if you like it, you may have before vuu not only the eight trumpeters, and thesuptv awaierary trumpeters, about whom there seems to be ru much strange suspicion eatvitsiued, but every mru to rte se:intent who ever blew a trumpet. 7 bele is nut the small est desire ur aim at concealing nay one of them. After a short pause, 51r. Adolphus asked, " Mere is your man 2 " Mr. Blakse—He will be ready to attend at four o'clock. Mr. Adolphas—lf ) ou wish it the hand shall be ready at fuer o'clock to be seen by him. But what is the name of the man fur whom we are to wait till that time Mr. Blaitie—l have the name, but !shall WA Rive it to you. Mr. Adolphus—l do not want you so give it to me ; 1 oily wish that the Court should be iieformed of his name. Mr. Blakie-1 shall nut aeration tbc name ; but I will give it to the Curomer if he wishes it. Mr. Adolphus—l beg it may be noticed that Mr. BIM 4 , 41!... lIC - , lehtrr INDIA HOUSE Aussuwe 111, DWI. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ow Nolte*. Thai the COURT he ready to receive Proposals is writiug, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3d October next, from the Owners of such §hips of the burden of 300 ions and npwarda. Boulder** owatautement, which have per. formed SiX and not more than Scent Voyages to and from India or China, specifying the RATE of FREIGHT at r►hich they may be trilling to LET such SHIP for ONE VOYAGE to CHINA in the COMPANY', SERVICE. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the co►er, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or befall , Twelve ,'Clock at Nnon on the said 3d October, beyond which bout so Tessler will he received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may Its had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Co.MB miner of Shippiag, en or after Monday .it, the 3d Sep. Wisher. EAST INDIA HOUSE., Stremallt b, 1821. THE COURT tf DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will he read, to receive Proposals in writing, 'rated op, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3(1 of October, 1821, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with TILLETTS WITH GILT SEALS For parking Woollens; and that the Condit i ans of the Contract may be seen on appli cation to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be lefi before Eleven o'Clock on the @sill 3J day of October, 1821, after which hour the Committee will not receive soy Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 81, 0141- u y.ll Itle• ted, op rat ILL