The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

COSTUM E.

The Gentlemen who ll.tok the walk proeession
from the north-east I orner of the enininiwioners'
Yard, down the toad lo the Royul Pluifo.tit, will be
dressed in the. following costume :—[flue costs,
white kersarytwere vests and breeches, wiill the
welcome button, white 'ilk stutkitigi, shoes and
linchets, cocked hats and white gloves. They are
also to wear a whiist.silk sash round' the *ant, with
brown and white silk fringe, the medal to hang
round the neck,saspentled from a sky blue ribbon.
Eavh Ge Dan witf' be pfuvided with a baton
front the of Asks.' • - '
The _ wilt eater the city from Baggot-
street, and 'd diiise Vitiirilliatn-street. along
.4
.b. east and north sideOr*Etriair:itoares through
Leinster -at tett, CI 4 re-Ariel. Nuissu-street, Graf-
ton-street, qpllege-jgreen, tianig4fieet,aud Cork-
blll, to the Castle.,
ROUTE OF VIZ PRocESI/0111.
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Oe eistertug Ute Castle-yard; the carrieges
peso by the Portico, and out through the Bute of
the Lower Castle-yard, leading to Snip-street, and
will theis proceed to their respective homer, geoid-
ing as much us possible, the hue of the precession.
As soou us the procession shall have entered the
Castle, the Lord Jueor, Ulster king of Arms,
cud the Caller ..f the black Rod, will dismount,
mud the Lord Mayor will humbly take leave of his
Muje►ty.
It is reported to-day among the best informed
circles, that the Queen has paid the debt of nature,
and for the sae of privacy, our most gracious So-
vereign, it is said, w►ll land at llowili, and ;relieved
to the Pliceuix Park, where he will remain secluded
from public notice, moil the interment of the
Queen shall take plows!. It is not improbable that
Ins Majesty luny touch Irish ground sooner than
imagined, perhaps this evening, and we trust it will
be iu our power to communicate this important
tu-
telligence in our uext publication
We have never witnessed more intense agitation
than pervaded the city during the whole of yester-
day. The expectation of its being announced that
his Majesty hail 'cached Holyhead—the uPlneliee-
moo of the mail bringiug an account of a fatal result
of the Queen's illness, tugether with the uucertainly
iis which this latter event, which was but too probable,
would place the further progrrs• of his Majesty on his
proposed excursion—three various causes combined,
produced the highest degree of popular excitement.
About the hour of the expected arrival of the mail
(half-past two o'clock), until late in the evening,
crowds of people ou blot, and great numbers of
borsemeu nod carriages, coutinued assembled abo•t
the Prot-Office—fur a time, Seckville-street, the
widest, peitorps, in ally city ill Europe, could out
be passed without some difficulty ! The delay of
the mud, however, caused their gradual divers .
The mail did not reach the Post-Office till iibout
half-psst eight o'cleck.
The very late arrival of the picket was occasioned
by the detention of the vessel at the other side,
until dispatches from tire Krug to the Irish Goveru-
merit were ready to be forwarded. The dispatches
were of course brought over sod duly delivered,
but their contents have out yet beet' made public.
—( Dublin Journal.)
The city has presented a scene of bustle and
gaiety (hiring the last two days, which strongly re-
minds us of what Dublin was twenty years ago, sod
gives a pleasing foretaste of the gratification we may
expect when his Majesty shall have arrived.
Yesterday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
gave an audience at Dublin Castle. It was attend.
ed by all the Nobility cad rank Dow in Dublin.--
We do riot recollect so great a concourse •f titled
personages announced to the Viceroy on a similar
occasion. Loid Solmouth was putout the Peers
who paid their respects to hit Excellency.
Lord Sidruouth transacted business yesterday at
Mr. Grant's Chambers in the Castle.

The Lord Chancellor gave a grand dinner yes.
terday to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, the
Cabinet Ministers, and other distinguished persum
On Monday Lord Norbury apt tertaineil a large
party at dinner, in Rutland-sqbare. There were
present his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, the
Lord Chancellor, Lord Sidmouth, the Commander

of tl,e Five.... Sir lirljaaiiis Illuulrlidd, Nir.
gory, the 11i.144.1. Clughet, tke. &v.
u petivianigrs, memlarr,
of Ilajeely's (lull ...bald, have already taken up theit
apariiiieleim which bays hee .
proprinted fur their neenitlitionialku iu the Cali
sh.l tVinlibellter; Lod. I.44vaies•-,
RIM lit Ni I lOC k ; Nara W. Conicnere, liultuntand
M ne, ; tolonela Quet.iie 414441 {V.4.01; liuett.r Walk. r
'1 h. I.lue of Moistrom the Maigisia oralrian, awl I ..r.!
Coming/into. lake op their r.-sidence at the
of Ntr Secieinry Cif:tory in Dohtio Castle.
Margate of Ilcatlfort 'till be sloe viatlur of Mi. be.
frilly Gran(
The %laetrile of tVineheoler in In occupy the sportalesit.,,
at U.lblm Cavite belonging In I.ieolenant.eulovel
use of Ilse principal Wllicers of lour nxecilenry the L.
•
Lieut.-ranee H..us.huhl.

Lird fliserden will rnide at the East of :Heath's in Sir

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LAMA Mimic's, bon! Hothrion, !Aril Nora.loud, 11.01,!
Mown/wry, Lord I „Nitoias Groetid Sir Tipiosti+
Mae lion. esiriain Sir , 111111/an Coogrett, aa.l Lortk
nedreriw. errand II tools s.ftierilay.
The Nlasqesis and Marebiwunus ur Dutrushire itiiive4
Uritabson's
Prlnß Erteilooty and raite arrived yesier.lay elrniii; at
the Hord Hdnnuao hulel, Mootroweireet. he SI. It s using
eu;..irA for the nigger Nicholas. the P.o.e.- Pawl, I
Prince.. tsterisazy, at Ms abut() hotel, Ivnll.llles I ViClll y.
eight rooms.

-11se Earl of Portallinens. sail the Ms)or of Limerick,
have 111111.$ arrived at she 311.. w. hiss. I.
VeSieffl.ly. at Tuthill's hotel, Dawson-street—Sir iot) aa,i
La.ly U. Kurth

P.sts lor EON i• kl r,
turd llioresciuntufru, ilit lion. Mr. Prestos., Mawr Aea s.
trout, Ste hc.

it the Waterford hotel, Ssekvilie street —S:r Wheal. r
Cliff., 11111.

Art 4041 I 0.1 high/ by the Meteor *teats packet—Duke of
M•ostrose, Prosser liMerhaey and unite. l'risece-s Eaterhaa),
Count Lates Laity, Prince Metternich, Lod Malrhoroues,
land flu. gheebk, Lard Lonefurd, Sir J 4111. S Stotoor,Sir Groat,.
H,Il, rulohel Shaw, Colonel Gowan, and *elmsl rrtLer dir-
tinsuiahtd perso.s.
Al 51r. Donnell'. Hotel,' Dominick atrteto—Mr. O'Connor
Don. Mr. Shaw, Mr. B. Browne. Mr. Clinch, Mr. Stake,
Mr. O'Brien, Mr. lobJelt; Mr. Conahlan. Mr. Cotrioueo,
Mr. J,dw Bourke, Mr. and Mu. Chuck, Mr..awd M.s. Ku.-
• in, Mr. nod Msa4 Janie..
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At Virret's Rotel Doatiaintk.atreet.....Mairar • Ttfairtt,
Major Devereaux, Cuload Gerrard, Wilma 'ramie. Mr.
Rather:Hi, Mr. Falcate, Mr. He'd, Mr. Ratterlday, Ur. Rol fid•
malts. Mr. Trrann, Mr. Gatlin, Mr. U‘tut, Mr. twaintaff,
Capt. Bouwee, Captain Hamilton. • •-• .
The state whips intended to blused by hi. Ma-
jesty's coachmen are furnished by IVard awl Good..
land, of Parliament-street, his Excellency', -iiilillere ;.
they are of the most costly and elegant inanufac:
lure, surpassing tiny thing of the description w,
ever beheld.

The slate liveries of his Ikloj.,%ty to h- worn by
his servants during the royal slay in thi4 city, me
estima•ed at 2501. • suit.

The preparations making to illuminate Driblid
on the eve gof the King's arrival eaceed ot.y,
thiug ever witnessed iu tins country. Tli.• pllt•itt•
&rees and buildings will be lighted in the moo.
manner. The expense of the preparations
fur this occasion at the Batik of Ircland,shas.beeri
stated to us at upwards of 2,0001. •
It would be difficult to describe the vie so.l
lively scene %hick Dublin Castle has presei.tcrl tor
the last few days. Splidtil sr/ail:ages driving into
the yard ahnost unceasingly; nobility and nth-,
personages of distinction crowding the chratbeis of
the Secrets' icy of State ; the arrival and dkpaich of
the King's Messengers ; the concourse ref
visitors of every rank ; the number of petsitst-
hood', employed in the several departments ;
together with the hundreds of artisans and work-
men engaged in the preparations for his Maisty's
reception, and for the reception of the illtistritites
visitors, all combine to enliven our anticipatitnis of
the future.

The county of Kildare is to meet on the 10th, to
udilrrsa the oil his arrival.

The Preibytt•risus of Ireland are to prevent an
addresx to the King._

Lord V:scoutit Sidmouth was accompanied' es,
Monday from the packet at Dunleery to the epistle
of Dublin by Mr. Dawes, the King's Messenger,
who was disilistelied by his Etcellency at stn early
hour in the morning, to Divot!), to await his Lord-
ship's sprival. The Noble Viscount was received by
the Lord Lieutenant at the Castle.

We it siderstand that the Committee of the Corpo-
ration have decided upon erecting r triumphal well,
at Black Rock, where the city boundaries join those
of the county. A correspoudent suggests the prn-
priety of keepin4 the road watered, and request, t.f
the Grand Canal Company, to compliment the So.,
vereigii, by causing to be erected, ilt their expense, al
second triumphal arch, at the canal b.idgs Ba 4
Xnv-
street. We hope to see the stlitV,t-Stioll Rut:nth-A to.
NEWRY, AUGUsT 7.
Passed through this town on their way to Dub-
in, to meet the Kiug :—Lady Belvedere, QII
day, the sth instant ; Major Close, Monday,
Mr. and the Misses Brownlow, Lord Bishop ofi
Dr re and frailly, Countess of Massitreue, and!
Colonel Ward.