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•ands. On the lst January he sent a deputation of mer-
:hangs to beg for another truce, which baying been granted,
be himself ensbat ked. on the following morning, and was re-
teived on board the Emend. Having afforded the fullest
pledge of his sincerity, Captain Bruce accompanied him oe
shore with a view of negotiating & treaty.

jigPTEMBER 4.
TII E KING'S 1611,111t7'IME. _ _

Oir Sunday, 'at isbauf tviefire o'clock, his Majesty
arrived at the Castle from the Royal Lodge in the
Perk. and soon after proceeded to attend Divine
Service at the Castle Chapel. The King was at.
tended by the Great Officers of his Majesty's
Household, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
and seite. the Commander of the Forces, the
Archbishops, and various Authorities, &c. The
State Verger (Mr. Bartholomew) was also in attend-
ance. An admirable sermon was delivered on the
occasion by Dr. Magee, Bishop of Raphoe.
Ai twenty minutes after two his Majesty returned
to the state rooms of the Castle, attended as before,
sod then gave audiences ti the Commander of the
Forges, to Lord Kiesaile, and various Peers and
Dignitaries of the Church (on which occasion Lord
Kinsale asserted the ancient privilege of his faintly,
of being covered in the royal presence.)
Yesterday being fixed for the final departure of
his Majesty from this country, it was supposed that
Ise wotel4l have left the Phoenix Park at eleven
o'clock —it was, however, one o'clock before he de-
pasted from the R rynd Lodge. Almost every person
in town having been busily employed in aniktog ar-
rangements for Dunleary, the great point of attrac-
tion, bat few persons assein'Aeol in the Park. There
were not more than a oforei horsemen in attend-
ance. Hi. Mej.sry rode in his green travelling
carriage. aecompenied by Sir B. Blomcfield ; an
escort of dragoons followed the royal carriage. and
the Gentlemen we have already alluded to set out
watt his NI qesty, and doil not leave him until he
arrived at Poweascourt ; they rode by the s'de of
his Nlaj,sty'. carnage. nod remained uncovered the
entire if the way. About an hour before his Ma-
jesty &velure born the Lodge, his Excellency the
Lord Liervenaost rind Viscount Sidinouth set oat
iu a rosch and four far Powerscourt ; they had no
ether letelidstire than two outriders. Ells Nlajesty's
departure from the Phes /ix Park was runtottuced
by s disrliarge of artillery. Ile proceeded from the
Park over 1-1,11(1-hoidge, ulong the Circular.road to
Portobello, through Itreclagh and Dun trum to
the Scal:i.

;v.
DEPARTURE FROM THE PARE.
acc.onpatited his Majesty from the Park
to Powsry court, we are enabled to Bite to our
Readers a broliful and accuiate account of the mots-
tiwr in *loch he w..* rectiv,d by all ettootes of his
stihj-et,—we nover witnessed such enthusiasm—
are ore r hoard Over, more hearty or mule loud
Ulan di.... %%loch yeocrilay greeted his Alajcsty,
111$1) 84$ at rvery et. p of his jouraity.
N omit. fs ha I collected on the Curcul .r-road; anti
from eil4ll-anotit-budge• to Nfilltown, vast crowds
6.f aril-dre.sed piteSus occupied the road, and the
• • g k dite.s. imaio•idy awaitiug the arrival of
M rj et) $ ry,-ry wall .seas topped with peop!e,
numb. es AI shoots bad .it their hats and bonnets
of Lintel Ira-es.

At •litaidrein,Woril... indeed, at all the villages
thuspiti hiclithesl party posted, the windows
tf the Is. e-so sere tilled with felonies elegantly
Chewed ; the tiottages were adorned with !aura •
loiters. entwined with roses;, various flags of pink, •
sir= title, shit olh-r colours were 11;40 syed ; nothing,
tted hr the 'triple that could te•tify:
tite ie;•1.114- of ri.leilt loyaltY, and of I I.roteti at-
tdtettoukt toetirds the person of the King. At
the lonise of Mr. Ilidgeway, of !Wally. was ho:stril
14.4tilli:.file pint, fl .g, Ornamented with laurel ; the
Itouse of Mr. "Iniliett:riliihited a lotatisoute blue,
eq., the Kite-nil oriaaasented in like manner as,
tile ,eat; la,ther on, the aticient Ca.tic of Ksigo4-
1, it,
.had a luitalstune blue and criassoci fl.tg on the
tor., with s Instals or laurel .trashed; the tvei.e
I I Captain A odetion, i.f Kiltersiati. displayed a
i•sintsrynte filue and c.imsuu flag ; at Studyford-hill
three were assembled about 300 of the ueighbouring
peasantry, farnanwrited with wreathes of lientel sod.
hat. leaf; at the tittle vitlage of Stepaside, an itn.
rorcae timid)! r of the peasantry •pperred decorated
in the nib* isisouer, mud all testifying their sexist,
atiesty'sestival.
• Nothing. indeed. could exceed the anxiety of
the people to 141 iv sight of their' King. but the
lh -01 T! fel t 111.1 a •ore which they exhibited on beholding
hien, suit the Wllllll oaten!, mod sincere essoner
jo 'Lich, that pleasure •wes expressed; here there
*54 oe ortiolg. The reeds Mere limed wish le.
Worn.. who left their 'week, and who brbright
with them their writes and children, to show theta
the'Kiug Who 4.4 'proved himself the fi.enti the
i,ateurt of Irisheiro.
IR:ft.re Ilf I ivti.g at the Scalp, at. the Free School
•f Thanspeon, Esq. Solicitor to the Post.
r01,1%-e, the e!oldren were all arrange., before the
11Joi, besting blue slid white wands. This lute-
iestiog spectacle wooed to be highly gratifying to
tile King, mot the healthful end rie4.sl) appearance
of the elnkirett did great credit to the conductors
of the I nstit