The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

THE KING, •
In his carriage, drawn by eight horses.
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• a Constables;auard of Hit/bland Gentlemen.
Squadron of Mid-Lothian Yeomanry.
When his Majesty alighted at the Palace gate, a royal sa•
lute was fired from' the guns on Salisbury Crags, the Calton-
hill, an 4 the Castle, and the immense crowd collected on the
Caltonhill gave three enthusiastic cheers. Throughout the
whole line of the procession, his Majesty was received with a
warmth and enthusiastri by all classes, which evinced the high
estimation in which his Majesty is held by his northern sub-
jects. The crowds collected along the whole line were great
beyond all former precedents. On no occasion did we ever wit-
ness so great an assemblage of people, and we are happy that
the whole has passed off without any accident. His Majesty,
we understand, after receiving the congratulations of the nobi-
lity and gentry, will proceed to Dalkeith Palace.

[From the Edinburgh Observer, Thursday, Aug. 15.]
The King is come ! What a world of sensations does this
fact give rise to ! And how different are those sensations from
what were felt but a few hours before. Then anxious expecta-
tion, hope under all her disguises, and fear
" That back recoil'd, he knew not why,"
with all.the,wisdorn of reports, one contradicting the other, and
all the provoking and perplexing repulsions of doubt, distracted
the multitudes in Edinburgh. The King's arrival has changed
all these feelings, not into the tameness of certainty only, but
into the proud satisfaction of having a Scottish King oncore
in Scotland. At ten minutes past one, yesterday, the apint-
ed eigriel gun was
.fired to warn the Nocenieo to .get y;
the signal was obeyed as promptly and as ardently, as if the
clansnian's herald had gone forth with his mystic band, and
tossing it to his neighbour had shouted in breathless haste,
" Speed forth the signal, Malise, speed !",
The effect on the whole population was electric : Trumpets
sounded to rouse the " lusty yeoman" and the veteran dragoon,
who, as if by magic, soon found themselves posted at their ap-
pointed stations. " The spirit stirring drtim, the ear piercing
fife" summoned the infantry : and the national pipes collected
the stately Celts and graceful archers to their respective leaders.
Most of the shops were neglected, and every one was hastening
to perform his duty, or gratify his curiosity. •
ARCHERS.-It is now generally known, that the King ex-
pressed a wish that the Royal Company of Archers should
Corm his body guard while in Scotland-_a circumstance not a
little singular, since the Crown-chirter of the Company con-
ferred the same honours on the Company which his Most
Gracious Majesty has destined for them. We have already
described the new uniform of the Company, a Robin-Hood
tartah jacket, tartan trews, the Highland hose, the flat blue
bonnet, the ruff, Robin-Hood belt, anti white satin bow case,
worn as a scarf—a finer body of men we never witnessed then
the Royal Company appeared when assembled in the Physi-
clans' Hall, yesterday—they have to boast of the Earl of
Hopetoun as their Captain-General—among their officers we'
observed the Earl of Elgin, Earl of Morton, Sir George Mac-
kenzie, Sir David Milne,, Sir David Hunter Blair, General
Leslie Cumming, and other gentlemen who have secured their
Sovereign's approbation by their conduct on the field or the
ocean.

The Commander of the Forces has intimated, that it is his
Majesty's intention to have a grand cavalry review next week,
on Portobello Sands. The 3d and 7th Dragoon Guards, the
Scots Greys, and seven regiments of yeomanry cavalry.

FASHIONABLES NOW AT EDINBURGH,
IN ATTENDANCE UPON THE KING. ,
DUKES—Hamilton, Buccleuch, Argyll, A tholl, Montrose,
Dorset.

MAntansEs--Queensberry, Tweedale, Lothian.
EAnts--Errol, Caithness, .31orton' Buchan, Moray, Home,
Strathmore, Lauderdale, Kinnoull, Elgin, Wemyss, Leven,
Aboyne, Breadalbane, Aberdeen, Roseberry, flopetoun, Mans-
field, Fife.
Viscount Arbuthnot.

Lords—Forbes, .Saltoun, Sinc‘air, Torphichen, Blantyre,
Elibank, Belhaven, Rollo, Rosalyn, Duncan, Melville, Keith,
Montague, Douglass, Gwydyr, Abercroinby, Glenlyon, Ash-
, Burton, John Campbell, Jas.Murray, Ancram, Berridale, Kel-
burne,Binning, (ladies, Elcho, Ramsay, Francis Gower.
Sirs—William Forbes, William Napier. John Hope, John
Hay, Michael Shaw Stewart, Alex. Don, r: Murray, George S.
111`genzie, G. Clerk, James. Baird, John Pringle, Jas. Dafzell,
David Aloncrielf,j. Grant Suttie, Jas. Fergusson, J. Sinclair,
David Hunter Blair, Wm. Miller (Lord Glenlee) James Mont-
gomery, Win: Honeyman (Lord Armadale), Wm. Fettes,
‘Vin. Rae (Lord Advocate), A. M. Mackenzie, Charles Lock-
hart, David Baird, James Dunbar, J. Buchan Hepburn,
Howard ElphinstOn, Alexander C. Maitland, Walter Scott,
Robert Dundas, Coutta Trotter, Alexander Hope, Ewan
M`Gregor, Robert Liston, Thomas Bradford, John Beresford.
Mr. Secretary Peel.