The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-03 00:00:00

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A letter from Plymouth, dated 30th last, an-
nounces that a notification has been made to the
Commander-in-Chief and the Commissioner of
the Dock-yard there,that his MAJESTY will visit
that port on the 9th or 10th of September. The
Hyperion, Captain LILLY CRAP, arrived on Fri-
day, to emblrk General Lord C. SOMERSET. The
Nereus frigate, built.at Milford, arrived at Ply-
mouth on Thursday.
COWES, AUG. 31.-It is confidently expected,
by those II ho aspire to know something of Royal
peregrinations, that his MAJESTY will once more
this season honour the island with a visit, on his
return from Ireland.

The Marquess of LOMDONDIALRY, accompanied
by Lord VA LLETORT and suite, lEft Dubiinton
Saturday sennight, and proceeded to Blount
Stewart, his seat in the North of Ireland, on his
return to London.

This day his Royal Hie n ss Prince NICIIO-
- ETERIIAZY, with his travelling suite, are
expected to arrive at the Brunswick Hotel,
Hanover-square, where the two principal suites
of apartments are engaged for their reception.—
(Morning Paper.)
On Tuesday afternoon his Excellency Prince
♦\ICHOLAS EiTERII tZ Y, Ambassador Extraordi-
nary from the Emperor of AUSTRIA, to compli-
ment his MAJESTY on his Coronation, arrived at
Oman's Hotel, Regent Bridge, from Stirling, ac-
companied by Prince VICTOR METTERNIcit (son
to the Prime Minister of Austria), Count JosErit
ESTERIIAZY, and the Chevalier FLoRATE. In
the evening the LORD PROVOST waited on his
Excellency to congratulate him on his arrival.---
Yesterday morning his Excellency and suite vi-
sited the Jail and Bridewell, and expressed him-
self in terms of high approbation at the clean-
liness and order exhibited in these esta'Aisirnents.
The illustrious party, in the course of the day,
visited the Palace of Holyrood House, and drove
through the principal streets to take a view of
the city, without any attendants. His Excel-
lency wore a great coat, with the cross of MARIA
THERESA suspended from one of the button
holes. We understand he is this day to visit
the Castle,. Register Office, and all the public
establishments, acompanied by the LORD PRO-
VOST. Yesterday the LORD PROVOST, Magis-
trates, and Council unanimously voted the free-
dom of the City to his Excellency Prince ESTER-
HAZY, and to Prince METTERNICH. It was pre-
sented to them this day at their hotel in Water-
loo Place.—(Edinburgh Courant, Aug. 30.)

Instructions have been given to Collectors of
Assessed Taxes, that the duties in respect of
Husbandry Horses are to be collected for wily
one quarter of the present year ; and after
payment of one-fourth part of the duties assessed,
the Commissioners of the district will discharge
the remainder of the said duties. Persons who
have compounded for the said duties are also to
be relieved in the same manner for three quarters
of this year, and being the third year of their
contracts, after payment of one-fourth Part of the
duties ; but no part of the five per cent. duty is
to be discharged, which will remain on the charge
to be collected when it becomes due.

It may not'be generally known that the father
Of WILLIAM GOSTLING, the antiquary, and
author of " Walks in and about Canterbury,"
was one of the favourites of King CHARLES 11.,
and remarkable for a fine voice. In allusion to
which, the merry Monarch once said, " Talk
of your nightingales! I have a Gosling who excels
them all." His MAJESTY presented him with a
silver egg, filled with guineas, saying, CC I have
heard that eggs are good for the voice."

The splendid ceremony of the Installation I:4=
the iitNn in person, of the Knights Conipanions of
the Order a St. Patrick, took place du Tuesday
last. We regret that the pressure of tediparary
and miscellaneous matter precludes us fftitri stating
the particulars of this august ceremony to-day.

(PROM THE DUBLIN CORRESPONDENT, ATM 31.]
The KING set off for the Curragh exactly at
half-past eight o'clock this morning, acccrding
to the previous tinnolincement of the itoyat.in-
tuitions. His Majesty was dressed in the Wind-
sor uniform, wearing a Star of the Order of St.
Patrick on his breast, and appeared in excellent
health and spirits. The King was attended by
one Gentleman in his carriage, which was drawn
by post horses. His Majesty's grand reception
by the High Sheriff, the Noblemen and Gentle-
men resident in'tbe county, as well as by an im-
mense number of Yeomanry, Was intended,,we
understand, to take place at Oldbridge, about
twenty miles from town.

On Thursday evening, previous to his Majes-
ty's going to the Rotunda, he held a special
Court at Dublin Castle, at. which the Ahyor of
Limerick (now Sir Christopher Marrett) was
presented to his Majesty, by Lord Viscourt:
(loft, and received the honour of Knighthood.
INSTALLATION BALL.---Last night the Ball
given by the Knights of St. Patrick took place
at the,Rotunda. It was attended by all the rank,
and beauty, and fashion, at present in Dublin.
His Majesty arrived shortly after ten o'clock,
and remained about an hour. He departed soon
after eleven. At the time his Majesty arrived-
at the Rotunda the line of carriages extended
from the Rotunda to Carlisle Bridge.
DINNER OF THE SCHOLARS OF TRINITY COL-
LEGE.--The Scholars of Trinity College were
indulged with a festival dinner, in the dining-
hall, in honour of his Majesty, on the same day
on which h!s Majesty was entertained by the
University. Dr. Sadleir presided, and Mr. Stack,
one of the Scholars, had the honour of being ap-
pointed the Vice-President. After the cloth was
removed, the President arose, and proposed
" The King," which was drank with the most
enthusiastic and long-continued cheering. A
number of other loyal and patriotic toasts were
likewise drank.—After the healths of the Vice-
President and Stewards were drank, the com-
pany separated before twelve, highly gratified
with the festive enjoyments of the evening.