The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-22 00:00:00

711 E KING.

We rate yesterday an arensont of his Majesty's pnhtir
infr&o into Dohlin. We now give some further particulars
connected with that interesting opectaele.
His Majesty remaiord koat twenty minatel at the City
Barrier, the greater part of which time he stood ios hi. car-
riage orneovered. He honed to the vast asseasb'age .re-
peatedly, and with peculiar elegsn.or of manner. At a mu.
merit of great entliusiaom, Stir flesoiasom Blomefiell
" I humbly hope your Majoaty does oat think 1 hays any
rea.on to be ashamed of soy Country tas.day."
The Gracious instantly anon ems!,
" No, judos's.% Bt on-field—you may he prom! of them --
they are a noble people."
IVlven this Cerigloirsty was cent-lolled. the morrnoinsling mots
littosle again remotion their pleasing task expreatitog tit',:
joy and their almehment.
The Lord Mayor, It.emoler, &e, now retired In their
respective carriages, which weir to breed sir his Majesty irst.r
the City; and tido eanseol a delay of nearby ten minutes. dn..,
ing which time bin Majesty remained meter the City Gate/
Manning up ill hi. Carriage iturovereol, and boo, lug to shy.
mooliittsole who sostrroundesl him. Some of the lower afar.,
during this interval, forted their arty almost to slue
dour of his Majoosly'os carriage—slyouting t, "
you: God Mo..von'.—lreland looses you!" Bit 114 sty
prompt'? min emphatically replied, And I lore
Ilia Majesty now held up his hat, in whirls, iiimea I .of the
tiseal military cockade, appeared a large sissmnsek ; lois Ma.
jest y placed his hond it pm his breast, in the most sogootirasor
manner' waving hi, bat, In order that the oath-mai emblem
shesild be seen by all around him. A loon aunt intmedi.itely
followed. which mina moorhen to the bower end of Sack•ilk•
street. His Majesty vra. dreamed in a full military noifoorin„
decowatesl with the order and ribbon of St Petri( k. Ilia hat
was onismented wills a rosette, compose.' of Shamrock. of
more than twice the Mae of a military rockarte. lie tip.
petered io intrellerst health, and was snawifrotly iss escolletit
spirit.. Hia Majealy wore a mope OM his left also. and was
...companies' in his carriage by the Marquises of Ileadfurr
and Wiueloiloco.
Ilii Majesty's carriage we* svorrottnoleol by a very large
nownher of Central officers on hossebaok. in m0'4'11414 soli-
form., many of them olerorsoil wills a prawn ~,t of °role's.
All the streets, throolltdo the proressiost was to iss,a,.
eshibiteol a Birthing and novel appermance--stages tastefully
ornamented, and lostleoities f.stoottesi and adorned with laurel,
„ere ,reeled iu different part., oherever nn mown trinity
tolT red. Flagg and stielmers fl oiled froor the rook of the
private hooey's and pubis, buildings. &irks ille.street ca.
peculiarly aplend'ol. In the front of the Posi-olliee a goo'_
levy was erected cowered with crimson chili, and hong wit!o
wreaths of laurel ; lint we, ewe to ilearrilie all the inoloviolual
demonstrations raltiliitell alum this truly happy u.
, should far exceed one limits to the exc'osions of an account of
the prows-saint' itself, we mull, thesefore, content oor.elres
with dmeribisig such as were most strikingly conspicuous,
From the lofty %uncoil Nelsou's Pillar the Royal Stand-
ard was displayed, proudly floating in the wind; and the
balcony rxhibite.l a numerous na.emblage of spectators,
RISItiOM*, eyed r that immense height, to view the rutty
of their Scovrreir.u, and join the universal VIVI!!e of triumph
and rongralulalimo. Fr Hilton's Motel, in Sackvillt -
street, a ',trails oof laurel frolooncol, was extended to the op.
poodle side of the strict, supporting a Ll2llllCr bearing the
inscription
. . _ .

trick. TM Order of the Garter It plata at the ►ead of Ilya
Memo, asd Is guarded by two lions. The Order of the
Thistle, 04 the right ; the Rath no the left; the Order of
St. Patrick at the base. This last Order is guarded by two
wolf-dogs. In each angle of this border is placed a shield,
bearing the followisig Araks :—England, Scotland, Ireland,
and the City of Dublin.
DUBLIN', AUGUST IS.
This day his Majesty reviewed the entire garrison of this
toy. intlnding five regiments of dragoons. Hie Majesty
came nd she ground precisely at ■ quarter past twelve, sae.
. winded by the sumst brilliant staff ever see. is Ireland.
The Marquis of Auglesey, as he returned from the Review
iio• head of bin regiment (the 9th Hussars), was loudly
irlicrred by the people.
This day a Sleeting of the Catholic, was held at D'Arey's
taxa Exchange Tavern; the Earl of Finest, in the Chair.
tt'be onl► Mssinw done was, to appoint ■ Committee to wait
bo Lord Sidmuwth with a copy of the Adder."' which had
been voted to the King, and to know when it would be his
blajesty's pleasure to receive it.
The Mitres" from the Presbyteries' of Ireland, will he
trre'ved by his Majesty in his claw", on Monday. The M
suwim. of she Deputation to appear in gowns and beads,
'ant' the Elders in Court draw.
A, twelve o'clock tu.daurraw (Sunday), his Majesty will
proceed in State from the Cantle la Chriaiskerreh. On alms-
slay lie will hold a Levee at the Castle, and on Tuesday a
Drariag Roots.

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• LAW INTELLIGRIVCE.
14-1"' COURT OF CHANCERY, Ltscoues 11111,
TUILIIDAY, Almon' 21.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was occupied the
greats part of Oar day ut hearing alutiatic petition
in his plivote room.
IN the matter If HOWARD and (:m% Bankrupts.
The Loep CHANCELLOR took a review of the
circuinstances of Una case, and observed, he was
clearly of opinion, that at the time of issuing the
•comtaissiou there wa. no petitioning creditor's debt,
as the acceptance of the bankrupts for 1,0001. w.ss
not vented iu Mr. Campbell, the petitioning credi.
tor, but in Mr. Kent, as it never hid been regularly
discounted, Ile was therefore of opinion that the
vommivion was good for nothing, and ouNht to be
superseded.

The LORD CHAwcsu.oit will not 'it on Thurs-
day ninrssiog until half-gust ten o'clock, on accuont
of die funeral of the lute Mr. HARGRAVE. King's
Counsel, and one of the Benchers of Lincoln's.
Ina:, also to he interred in tile Chapel of the
Inn at ten o'clock that awning.