The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-09 00:00:00

TO HIS ROYAL 11101INTSS PRISCO ALBIRT, PHINCII
cousbir.
The Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and l3urgemes of
the City of Dublin.
We, the Lord Ma or, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Dublin,
beg permission to alter to your goys! Highness oar sincere
congratulations on the present auspicious pc:salon of your
arrival in Ireland.
We have already tendered to your Royal Highness our
assurance of the deep interest we have ever taken in your
Royal Hlghstees happiness and welfare.
Abuts an object of deferential r• gad, we the consort of
our most gracious sovereign, we have observed with feelings
of pleasure the marked progress which your:Royal Highness
hes made he the confidence and idiotism of all classes of her
Mners subjects.
Wisely abstaining from all Cowen which would subject
your It /el Highness's actions to cavil or misrepresentation,
you have at all times been the ready and judicious patron and
promoter of every art, edam, and undertaking tending to
advance the prosperity, elevate the character, and enlarge
the happines, of every clam of the people.
In conclusion, and in the EMT Of a wean-hearted and
loyal people, we hnably implore the Great Giver of all Good
that he may endow with every blessing her most gracious
Majesty, your Royal Highness, and the youthful membsnof
the royal family, and to grant that the glorious event of h. r
Mej.ry's visit may be the precursor of happier days and
brighter prospects tot our native land.
The address from the University was reed by the
Lord Primate.
Her Majesty thanked the deputation for their loyal
address. She sated that the universi which they
represented occupied a cratiegaished position amongst
the learned institutions upon earth; that its tame was
to be found amongst the records of the dead, as well
as amongst the works of the learned men of the pre-
sent generation • that sifirtiiiited by the manner in
which they would continue to administer these high
functions, they would promote the coarse of piety and
learning. The deputation then, through Dr. !liege:,
presented an address to Prisr.e Albert, conferring on
him an honorary degree, to which he made a 'astable
acknowledgment.
The Lord Lieutenant then signified to the deputa-
tion that her Moiety requested that the members of
the deputation would consider themselves as pre-
sented without going through the formal mode of
presentation. Dr. Well and Dr. Singer were then
presented by the primate, and kissed her Majesty's
hand. The deputation coedited of the primate, as
visitor, all the fellows and scholars, a considerable
number of Doctors of Divinity, Law, Medicine, and
Science, Lord Farnham, Mr. Hamilton, and Mr.
Napier. They walked in procession from the Col-
lege, and formed an interesting spectacle in .their
* robe/.

TEE LEVEE. . .. .
This the diet rereptien by kr Majesty of bsilididtilb
in her meient own of Dublin, will keg be. IMMINONf ill.
the south at MN Irish wart. The number of preurststiess
was beyond all eapewition—indeed I inay_say le, for they are
still poi on while I write this latter. -Yesterday morning.
the number of names sent in Pa efssestati.vt4woiVS:
which, if I add those who had beet pre I
shall not *Maim' if I say_ that the numbest
amosatsd to mealy
be MOW depthetiont from enq
utabfic bailee. Haven been, through the Maim el
Williams (roaspthol!er of the komeliell),
of
into
Parish's Mal, I had les anallent sppeettnity mitosis
theigindid essrieviaL Prole* in I eels* her Mdegp
puma theeestlho Ileidowee uatsmyr leaning on the semi el
Paws Albany Ind mewed the *sem mom This,
not a Lep *ewe" presorted a 'Monad appeeranee.thet
las bee newly ON tvekiNde dtmated mid
n When mougled: by her sneypery es the
of
Prism Al ba% who stood toddlis!,U the Berl
Clermilea sad his amiable Cc Meet sad.. brilliant
envie of nobility and high offidah, It looked Maly yoga. fies
Majesty wore a green figured huh pplia dross and light
scarf, mid looked in the bra hoeldkeind Spirits: Tien) the
names of all prencht WORM be sit 'Only • Herculean bat an
unprofitable task; ft will be suilkient to my that they ooze-
pifirA surly all the nobility roll gentry of Ireland, and a
Inge sprinkling of Beek& hmel lON I oetioed the Prince
George of Cambridge, Marquis of Lunde "le. Duke of
Lenoir, Marquis of Marken* But of Roden, Earl. of
Clare, Mem& of Lwidooderry, sad several others of Keil.
rank. Net. the Mat interesting 1901 m "f O.=
endings .Weral the prearatation el maremes by the
:Vlbeen. As they stood la St. Patrick's lUD, 1
TA bag Mink* whet Vallifllol/ blowy the redoes
sectirt=ossoted. Oa ose side stood the Mike's .1 the
ehrsseft. la disk egimegal Pelee, an Membdittely
geappeekle theltmera whelk Wheys, iatErsableskoritlt,
=4•l=4.astx,eB hbechinr&ozr shaintiellai:,
steed, Ms tattles of the General Amenbly, and uses
Wilionlifte Misty el Friends. When. Is mom to the time
of those lest to be preesat4, an Meer of tin leuesbeid M-
demand es ism that they meld not *Mee Ws the lemma
drys* Wilk their haw se. T*Ledesipall teldgithefe el
tbeseelres, but sabmitted 'M Apia Tahoe ty hoe the
Arial. I do not kriefer :
_. 'Ws . is this=
hut sever barks sees • mud gnessetettet Mthe "
haler% I wismiso Ilie balms. Jaw *0 pemeseT, Wei-
rpt:the poissiirt mai the fteal 'W, We
ef. Ski pommatiofte ceutseeeeil. sad lbe
geese benne g saufeg. The. two Moused parsons
whe had bees emend ig below the rail is the aato.roont
sm. leek a iskifeat
_lle muter of the Mm
muter looked
eglork eat we. 'bilged le sill fax the polies Is avoid crash-
fig. The deputed's* remind sad pernitted to present
addresses ware the Cooperation sell Ilaftaraity of Dahlia,
and the ruses religious dennaioationa. There were oleo
addiewn en noted from rant ol the ematim The Cantle•
yard was fill. d with &briniest guard of hasour, and daring the