The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-10 00:00:00

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DUSLIII, AUGUST 6.
It is at all events certain that his Majeaiy will unt
reach Dublin before Wednesday next, audit is
liktly that he may not arrive sooner than'( hursday.
Whets the Lord Lieutenant receives notice that the
King has reachrd Holyhead, the public will be in-
' formed officially of the precise time at which his
Majesty stay be expected at Dunleery.
The preparations tor receiving his Majesty ems-
tinse to occupy every moment of public attention.
! A sketch of the " Ceremonial," se arranged boy
Sir William Brthain will be fouud enoexed. It
has received, ye understand. the approbation of
his Excellency the Lord Lieuteuant, so far as it
goes, but several of Ilse details remain to be arranged. :
Meetings took place in all the. perishes in Dub-
lin on Saturday. and delegates were appointed to
join the mutts' Committee at the Royal Exchange,
sod arrange the part to be taken by the house-
holders and inhabitants, on the joys! occasion of
receiving our gracious King.
A general meeting took place at the Royal Ex-
Cheer, yesterday, when it was determined that an
applieatiou should be made to the Chief Secretary
•to have a place in the procession assigned to the
parish deputies (16i in number). and that the re:
alpit of the citizens be requested to line a certain
-won't)* of the streets or road. in visitation costume
...each parish to be under the direction of a prin-
cipal citizen, who shall carry a flag.
The High Sheriff of the county, Charles Cobb.,
Esq. will accompany the Lord Mayor and Recorder,
in the City State Coach, in the procession. The
Gentlemen of the Coon'', will assemble on horse-
back, sod as it is ascertained that the tide will be
out at the time of the King's arrival • great number
of them will rendezvous on the Strand. *here
there will be abundant room mud perfect safety.
Those who chuse tooin the couuty cavalcade will
wear pink sashes. The city colour, our readers re-
collect is sky blue, which we understand is already
very scarce in town.
We understand it is the imenfoo of his Mat Esti.
in ender to have a full chapter at the installatiou
of the Knights of St. Patrick, to create three sup-
pleMentel Knights, to supply the pieces of mime
who will be absent. His Excellency, Earl Talbot.
the Earl of Rodeo and the Earl of Outmode are to
be the Supplemental Knights.
Arrived yesterday la the Waterloo steam packet, from Li.
verpool—'Fbe Earl of Dinionglimare, lard Hosoleisone, Ste.
seen' Lard Hamden, Licetenant.Coloriel O'Malley, Captain
O'Grady, M.P. Colonel Sir James Dickson, Lord Brandon,
Lionlemoot-General Browse, ke. /se.
Col. Sir W. Toss& Bid. and Major Weinye, have arrived
at the Waierfonl Hotel, &civil/a-street. The Lord Visoooot
Glorawley has loft said hotel, for his seat Geode Mellon.
Lord Purtarliagtoo, Lard Lovelier, Lord sad Lady Cos.
tleasain Lord Behnore Earl Braise, lard Gort, Firkl
Marsha Lard Bereefed, lard George Bereaford. General
Bilby, 800. Mr. Alison, Has. Mr. Mitchinson, Hun. Mr.
Lame. M.P., Sir F. Hesitant, Mow. N. King, mod a great
number of otter Noblemen amid Gootiernon hare arrived in
town.
Ja the Lirkhaer etreas.pacisstoshicii arrived ea Intarday
("toilet, Geer& Basilsy, &pen" to his Majesty; CANA
tans lie, of the loth IssinsookfiMaidn•Gisigi Ow Mer-iliegry
Lords laiortovra, MeseeL:=egt,
satin's of sink none pa
The lard et Mt>tsB her
house, Melgjilese•Mpae... •- •
"'rime &tidies) hee eseleral optimist, Is he idea for
hist at Marriesoo's, and hoeappoinitelir RAM Slow and
Co. (the royal beakers) lobo his elm. The Andtormidor of
the Netherlinide has alas named apartments at Morrison's.
Mr. Jobe Smith Barry hes taboo Use boom nest the
Wicklow Hotel, Sierhen's.greesi.
lard Calorie. is ea a visit with the Bishop of Kildare at
Glasoevin._

Earl O'Neil hat arrived at lb, Rockville-street Clefs-
linser. Lord Blaney. at the same place.
At the Prince of Wales Hotel.—Tbe Earl of Albion and
Lord Langfeed.
At the Miltereiae Hotel:—Earl Portarlington; Rear Ad.
mire! SirJustaa Rowley, Bart. K.C.B. M.P ; Major•G I
Btu des; Major-General Sir W. P. Carroll; Moonier Le
Cuvorte de Medals's; Captain Gurdoa, R.N.; Capt. Phial's
Captaie Hemmings, kr. 414 c.
At Abbate* Hotel :—Sir W. Cox, Bart. and Lady, Mr.
Jervis, Caplan Smith, Mr. Barren and snit, Mews.
O'Meara. Hendry, due.
At lifachaia's Hotels—Kr. Carew, Lady Alen* sod fa-
mily, tllr. Burin, Major King, Mr. Hart, Major Maher, Ise.
Lord Dorteraile bias takes Mr. Preedergases hone in
Meti.n-sqeare ; be la expected is lowa on Tiondsy.
THE CASTLE, PARK, Ito
The following is an account of the preparations
and arratigemeuts made and snaking at the Vice-
'ego' residence, for the reception of the King
DUBLIN CASTLE.
Pmasemee CRAMS/Bt.—The Throne is NNW richly elk
herniae.' is oil gold, and picked out with white. The tap
of a most gorgeous sad glittering canopy, Is amounted with
the royal lion and the Isoicont, sod these are suratoonted
by she crown; the back of the throne ie ourered with
richest crimson velvet with the arms of she Suvelehre Meet
oplevallter evainuider:d is pure gold. The drapery need
the merry is also profusely embroidered, and edged by a
deep gold fringe; the chair
or wet is elevated, and there are
two easy ascend:mg steps, forming a cirele rased the throne.
The cushion, which is edged with gold, is of a mimeos n.
lour. The platform is covered with a Turkey carpet.
The walls of ilia beautiful chamber are of a Red bias
soloist, the snoultheir are of burnished gold; the onsameals
very richly gilt. la this room are fell length portraits, faith.
fully and admirably 'nested, of their late Majesties. George
the Third and his air eons Consort—thew are in richly carved
frames. l'lte etirtain• are of line scarlet cloth, onsbrolined
with guld-euloured silk fringe, with tassels of the same !ma-
terial; they ate s Impended from elegant cornices, tso blrmatie
of the Order of G. Patrick.
Tom DRAWIIIO-aouxas.—The adjoins/ public room' are
fitted up in pearly the same wiagailicent style, as is also she
drawing-room of the Comptroller's apartments ectionsuoi-
eating with them. This latter I. intruded or hie Majc*ly's
retiring room, to which there is a private entrance from
the left hand career of the Casile.yard. It is out "U.
germ for the Sovereign to enter the Royal Palace by the
public piazza ; and ou ibis account, much labour has been
devoted to preparisig she calmer, of which we speak. The
stair ran sod hall in covered with rich Turkey carpeting,
mud in every ether respect •preerialely eel out.
ST. PATRICIeII HILL —This Hail, .me of the font State
Rooms to his Majesty's &noisiness is also twin up in the
must superb owning,, it is ono of the rooms to be appropri-
ated to Balls to be given by the Kiwi. Ms decorative of it
in not yet completed.
THE PARK.
Tem King's Bao.aoust.—The King is to sleep at the
Phone Perk, in a couch bed, emblematically carved; and
marred with golit-eulowed satin; the mattresses are of Irish
damask, covered with the richest white salts. The rortaies
of ibe room are also of white satin. trimmed with gold; the
oarpeting is of the richest kind; the ernamenti of the room
are gold.
Of die furniture we canted adequately speak—we are at
owe rammed by ID elegance, sad dazzled by its splemdeer.
It is, ie ea* word, a Royal betl•ehsober.
Sure 04, Rooms.—Apartments are prepared at the Cattle,
and at the Pea, foe, somas.* sabers, the Hallowing diatia-
sied le the Kitts
--Awls of (*.origami, Lord Gloms
' •Ike Mama& um'

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