The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-15 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, ATOM 9.
The preparation of the citizens for the reception
lof the King proceed with singular rapidity. We
9b•erve bslcunies erected for spectators at the fronts
or some hooves in the line to be taken by the pro-
eehelon.

Mr. Grant entertained at dinner on Wednesday
his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Lorton,
the Bishop of R*phoe, the Maxter of the Rolls, the
iolicitor-General, Sir George Hill, the Surgeon-
General, the Hon. Mr. Ca'diorite, the Hon. J.
Talbot, &c.

The Lord Bishop of Cork and family have ar-
rivrd in town.

Among the numerous arrivals at Gresham's Hotel

are

The bloat Noble the Marquis sad Marelsionen of Down.
Aire, Colonel O'Malley, Capiaia mid Mrs Mettler, alr.aad
tlissSarangsnms, Edward Newsome, Fig. Mayor elem of Casi k.
Nickolas Aytaiard, Erg of Sbaakhill Castle, Henry M,
Pattra, Rag Ales. Childetlillf, Rev. Henry Leslie, Rev.
Geo Ilay, Rev. James Campbell, Rev. James Marshall, 111.
Reitenby, Esq. Rev. Gaseiiiras M•Cansland, &meal Fits.
heast.s, Esq. Capt. Lambert, R.N. Ike Countess of Antrim
I,a id a

A g- acrid b-lief is entertained in the country,
that the city of Dublin will be so crowded during
the King'. residence, as to render lodging uncom-
monly high. W have not heard of any advance in
the tent of houses or •partineats: we are quite cer-
tain that there is abundant accommodat►uu iii this
large city for unsay more strangers than will likely
arrive.
Independently of the royal stand-house and the
banqueting apartment NI in a state of great
warittiesa), winch will be fitted up in the first style
of elegance and comfort, Ins Majesty will have the
ittisfaction to behold in front of the royal some-
house an encampment of marquees, in which the
whole population of ail the parishes adjoining the
Curragh will be regaled with abundance of the
best beef and porter. oust a fair allowance of their
native beverage—whiakey.
The following is a copy ver6atim of a Notice, in
manuscript, posted on the College gate:—
" Native is hereby given that the Library will close from
Ilse 24th iostoot, till fortber Notice, fur the porpoise of
elesuitig. "J. BARRETT."

Mr. Grim( hos directed die following letter to
tire Sheri of the different counties End towns in
Ireland

Dahlia Castle, August, 1841.
I send you, by commend of the Lord Lieutenant, a copy
of a letter which has been addressed by the Lards C.osaustin
%lowers of his Majesty's Treasury to the Cemaissiouers of
Feeble, siguifyieg, that In cousequence of his Majesty's Co-
ronatioa, their Lordships are pleased to *suction the release
of ill primmer§ who Ina, hare hers confined for penalties,
far breaches of the Reweave Law., for any period exceeding
six oweeths; sad to extend ibis Act of Grace to alt prisoners
who have mat yet bans in confinement six mouth% whew they
•hall bare timsplimed this terns of impeiesanseut sad i■
like manner t easortioa the release of all prisoners confined
for debts due he the revenue, less in amount lima oar hun-
dred pounds, who may have been, or when they shall have
been coedited these mouths.

illorti I am to signify his Excellency's desire, Hist you will
fortbwitb proceed to discharge such Prisosers as allay be
c•,nilacd is the gaol of your ruder the circum-
stances above snestioard ; and irr ewe there Amok) appear
io you to be asy peisoser 0101 10117 have bees gird', of Ira-
proper einedsct is gaol, very twang character, in all
such ease• yuti will trairsarrit a Report to use of the peril-
colors, with your olreervatioss, that they may be submitted
fur their Lordships further roasidevatiori, and in order to
carry 11.11/11Cdisectioas wore effecrually into exantiou.
I bare the honour to be, Sir,
Year moat obedient hustb's Servant,
CHARLES GRANT.
CORK, AUGUST 6.

The Rt. lion. Lnrd Kinsale arrived in this city
yesterday, on hi. way to Dublin, to form one among
the few resident Irish Noblemen who are proceed-
ing thither to welcome his Majesty's arrival. We
understand his Lordship will take the advantage of
this opportunity to assert his, ancient privilege of
wearing his hat sit his Majesty's lifeitllCeft Cork
,Wer (umiak CAroatcle.)