The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-17 00:00:00

TIIE KING'S ARRIVAL IN IRELAND.

44:110Xt THE DUBLIN CORRESPONDENT, AUG. 14.
e's MAJESTY, we rejoice to slate, Enders no
e"venience after his long sea voyage. He has
thnlained in great privacy in the Park,*and in
The c°lllpany only of a very few personal friends.
Aga
e.re is now little doubt entertained that his
CitiestY will make his public entrance into the
si Yof Dublin on Thursday next. The proces-
iirl of the Constituted Authorities, of the Nobi-
-4J,. Gentry, and Householders, and the cere-
bisll'es to he performed, will be similar to those
Jestnded to have taken place, had s Ma-
aY been able to carry his original intention of
billd„ing at Dunleary, into effect. It is supposed
I."
3 Majesty will leave the Park about one o'clock,
I." will proceed from thence by the Circular-
.iad) through Eccles-street, Hardwicke-place,
itetrlPle-street, Gardiner's-row, Great Denmark-
s reet, intonutland-square, along Cavendish-row,
vackville-street, Westmoreland-street, College-
;rfeea, and Dame-street, to the Castle. At that part
,Cavendish-row adjoining the Rotunda, and
Which forms the confines of the city and county of
1,4,131111, a Barrier will be erected, and a splendid
‘, "alpha' Arch raised, lieileath which his Majes-
5, will receive the Lord Mayor, the Recorder,
eriffs Board of Aldermen, and Common Coun-
b
'Zy the former of whom he will be presented
'th the keys of the City, which having returned,
e
pass the barrier, and the Processigr: will
oceed, joined by the Corporation in full Mate.
is Majesty will be accompanied from the Park
the Great Officers of State, those of his
41°osehold who are in attendance, the Foreign,
thasadors, and Nobility, who have been ho..\
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"Qured by invitations from him.

bUTILIN, AUG. 13.—His Excellency the LORD
~,%:EtTF.NANT had the honour yesterday to dine'
• titth his MAJESTY the KING, at the Palace at;.
Phoenix Park. The Lord Lieutenant last night.
;Pt) for the first time, at Dublin Castle. His
i‘-':(c.ellency will reside at the Castle, while his
417,44)es ty remains in Ireland.—The following
4clal notice has been sent to the Ministerial
Newspapers this evening :
• te,_! It is understood that his MAJESTY will hold a Private
pu at the Vice-Regal Lodge, on 'Wednesday next, for the
DeeZse only of recciving Public Authorities, who will be ex-.
p attend in mourning : and that his MAJESTY will hold
tattlibt.l,c, Levee, at the Castle of Dublin, on Monday the 20th
th The Duke of Montrose, the Marquess Graham,
iqe.Marquess Head fort, and several others of his
trAestY's Household, paid their dutiful respects
the King, in the course of the day, at the
lodge in the Park. Sir B. Bloomfield, accom-
Pau'
,ied by a groom, left the Park about two
'lock, in a chariot, for the Castle. The Mar-
. 4.fue," of Londonderry is for the present the guest
13, 41r- Secretary Grant, at his Lodge in the
hcenix Park.

iRROM THE DUBLIN JOURN-11•1
18 ati../ E&TY, we understand, enjoys perfect
tiliecalth,,.atid feels much gratified by the enthusias-
-1 reception he experienced yesterday (Sunday,
2t
11 Inst.) froth all classes of hi4i Irish subjects.
. was the impulse of the natural feeling, burst-
ing forth in all the warmth of national charac-
ter
0,0; and our graciC.ms Sovereign appreciated it
16,71, than any studied expression of formal
• -J,a,".Y. We are informed that his Majesty will
oft long deny his faithful people the opportunity
locPtlbliely testifying their ardent attachment to
sacred person.—llls Majesty's Marine Band
ilreached town this forenoon from Dunleary, and
" P'nlig remained some time in the lower Castle-
r were conveyed in carriages to his Majesty's
ris
lace in the Park.—lt is rumoured to-day, that
li tr Majesty will make his public entry from
tileary this day week.
he following ships of war are lying in
el" Dun-
ary harbour, which, with the fleet of Yachts
kging to Noblemen and Gentlemen, exhibits
SCFrus cene ueV,er before witnessed in that Bay
ft)22 guiral ns,
Josias Captai
Row len WH
yITE, bearing the flag (red at
of Adm.
p 19 guns, Lieut. Marshall, (tender to the flag-ship).
ka"lld"°,ru, 18-giins, Captain Randolph.
drab7""ng, 111 guns, Captain Hunn.
1,1 , p guns, Captain Coffin.
1. guns, Captain Morris.
itiroc, 14 guns, Capt. Montgomery, (Revenue cruizer.)
t, c mond, 12 guns, Captain Simeon, ditto.
• "Vplio, 10 guns, Captain Bruce, ditto.
• ttle:cats and are
belonging to the following 1:Co-
' ._Cu and Gentlemen, are also lying in the Harbour, besides titiut. twenty others whose names we are not yet acquainted
tiz,."-larquis of Thomond ; Lord Kingston ; Sir William
L,,,Z; Smith Barry, Esq. ; E. George, Esq. ; James Ford,
•e; David Ross Esq. • Townly Filrate, Esti. ; W. Ma-
'Knox, 'Esq. ; Hugh Moore, Esq. Nootka,
Ilogii;&°41; Mr. Russel, Newry ; Rev. Mr. thington,