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

(;,i1 bless the King !—lrrlniiirs glory !•'

A similar wreath Isll.l exhibited in lame ferret, cxtendirg
from the King's Stationer's to Sheila* Ural)'• Mr. H'iliam•,
Dnmi -ads co, hail a highly decorated to ssuispbal arch snap anti if
film she fr.'sl of his lion.* to the Exchange, decoralid with
laurel and evergreens—from the ciaitre of which, and immedi-
atelyover thespot ander which the King would pass, was a very
small haslet, in which wa, .egaired in such a way as to allow
the some of its wing•, a Dove wish a laurel Inat.ch in its
mouth, which was let fall auto his Majesty's carriage as lie
passed, and in a few minutes huisisal up again le its original
position ; this ►arpy idea scented to give great delight to his
Majesty. Four of tee were displayed from the summit of the
steeple o f Geurg,'s hut eh wills nu effect particularly beanti-
fed. The balconies I lirongliclit the line of the procession
were tilled with aleganily stressed females at an early hour—
the !wants of whose appearance gave uo small addition to
the splendid scene.

In passing the house of Field Marshal the Marrmia of Dro-
gheda, the King recognised the veteran General (the ()Idiot
in his maitre) who stood at Isis window in his night cap lean-
ing on the back of • chair, mid sOeetiowately saluted him.
Wis Majesty surveyed wills much apparent sati•faction
the elegant structure of the Post Offset% 'thick was literally
covered with people. The Foreign Arnbassadares and their
Suites occupied the balconies erected in front. The dis-
tiuguished strangers seemed delighted with Ike unanimity
which pervaded nor immense population. 'and joined in the
cheers. Oss arriving at the College, his Majesty purveyed,
with great attention, the building itself, soil that magoifi-
cent pile, the Bank of Ireland, adjoining it. Daring the
greater part of bin progress his Majesty rode with his hat off.
In College Green. the eyes of his Majesty were at.
tracted by the thre► Salamanders of the London Union Fire
Office, dressed in the uniform of the comptiov, who apparel
is front of the third story, greeting his Maistry's ruts hr
waving banners with appropriate 'ascriptions; with which
his Majesty seemed much amnsed.
The children of the Female Orphan School. on the Circu-
lar Rood, we.e awn out in front of the house within the
parapet, and ixhibited a most iuteresting appearance ; his•
Majesty, as he passed, viewed them with ranch attention.
The children of Si. George's papists were also within the
railing of the church.
The ►hipping near Carlisle-bridge were tilled with specta-
tors: the masts, sagging. and yards were minded ; and what
could scarcely be secredsted, yet it is a fact. that fashionalnyt
dressed females were is the main and foretops; such was the
anxiety to get s view of our beloved Sovett tun.
At twenty-five minutes past two, his Majesty paused'
through the Upper Castle.gate. This event was nuttied
■ rocket to the Rattery at the Palk, hum whence a royal
retiote was immediately fired. Ms Majesty theta ■lighted
from his carriage, and having caterad the Pt eseoce Chamber,
the et-it-mini', of the Lord Lieutenant presentiog to him the
Sword of State ttctk place. His Majesty afterwards received,.
oil the Throne, the following Addresses

That ft the Corporation of Dublin, brought np by the
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder. Sheriffs, and Common
Council. That of the Provost, Fellows, and Scholars of
Trinity foliose, attended by the WNW atinterou• assemblage
of the University ever wit•emesi—and the Address of the
Clergy, presented by their Gramm the Archbishop., &mink&
by all the Bishops. To each of these Addresses Ins Majesty,
was pleased to return the MOO ertelOUS answer..
(In presenting the City Address, the Lord Mayor knelt.
and had the honour of kissing his Msjisty's bunt. As hr
wes 'Wag, the King said, *. Not yi t. my Lord Mayor," and
holding nut his hand for the Lord Mayor to bibs • second
lime, said, "stow rise, Sir Abraham Bradley
King, Filrou,
of the United Kingdom." 7 boa has his Majesty COOreleeil
peculiar honour on ;be City of Dublin, by cum Lag its f
Magistrate • humors Irons the throne.—llis M,i•sty a -
turned to the Park at lire o'sluk,ascortesi by a pi i:.r
7th Hussars.

Amuog the Illantioalions at night, the Bsok of Irelasd.
College. and Pust.iitEre, Is ere the most r xti suave ■IM 'plea-
ded. Of the first of these the following it a thsersioion:

BANK O► larLAll3..-111 the centre of the South front.
College-gala, a large Tratispareory. 30 feet by 'lO feet. re-
presenting his Majesty mountr•l un boa faroarde Arabia~
Charger. lie is just eat. ring the Capital, whilst a
figure, representiug the City of Dublin, is et spectrally lay.
jug at the Monarch's fret the City Keys. The position 4
his Majesty, with the tight hand *Wilted, admirably im-
presses what ass intended, namely, Kim np, my good City
of Dahlia." Immediately In kiwi his Majesty Is a Caput,
guiding a Wolf dog and a Laois, which a►e currarrird hl a
wreath of the national flowera..roses, thistles, and thatnioar.
This group allegorically owners the aB'ectiooate attach•
meat of the United Kingdom. Or the opposite aide of the
picture are introduced a few of the architi chiral beastitr
with which the city aboisads. The College, the Bask..
the dome of the Castoni-lsoate, and the tees et
N4lloll'B pillar nod George's steeple, are faintly sten iu
the distance. Immediately rurroundiug this picture is ■n
appropriate border, composed of the four Orders, siantely—
the Garter, the Bath, the Thule, anti the Order of St. Pa•

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