The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-04 00:00:00

IRELAND.

TALBOT.

His Excellency the Lola) LIEUTENANT haying laid before
his Majesty's Privy Council the following letter from the Right
Hon. Sir BENJAMIN BLoomriELD, Knight

" Stephen's Green, July 30, 1821.
" My Lonn—l am commanded. by. the King to apprise
your Excellency, that it is his Majesty's intention to rendevous
Holyhead Harbour, and there to remain until your Excel-
lency shall be enabled to acquaint his Majesty that the Autho-
rities of Dublin are ready to receive him.
" His Majesty has been graciously plensed to adopt this ar-
rangement with a view to relieve his faithfUl Irish subjects from
the suspense and uncertainty of time which unavoidably attend
a sea voyage. _ _

" With great respect, I have the honour to be,
" My Lord, your Excellency's obedient Servant,

" B: BLOOM FIELD."
" His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT."
It is ordered that the same be published in an Extraordinary
Gazette for the purpose of giving the earliest and most public
notification of such his MAJESTY'S most gracious commands,
and of the regard and consideration his MAJESTY has thereby
condescended to manifest for his faithful and loliing Irish sub-
jects. _ _

Given at the Council Chamber in Dublin, the 31st day o
July, 18*21.

W. ARMAGH. MANNERS, C.
JOHN G. DUBLIN. ERNE.
FRANKFORT' DE CASTLECOOTE.
MONTMORENCY. NORBURY.
W. DOWNES. S. O'GRADY.
D. BAIRD. WM. SAURIN.'
.1. RADCLIFFE.
MEETINGS TO ADDRESS THE KING.
We rejoice to find that the Counties are all about to assemble
forthwith.—The inhabitants of Cork are to meet-to-morrow
(Wednesday, the Ist inst.) to prepare an Address to tile KING
on his amval.—The Nobility and Gentry of the County of
Leitrim are to meet at Carrick-on-Shannon, on Thursday next
(the 2d inst.), for a similar purpose.—The Nobility, Gentry,
Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Longford, are also to
meet for the same purpose on Saturday next, the 4th instant.
—The County of Cavan is to assemble on the 2d instant,
and the County of Monaghan on the 3d.—The County of
Westmeath is to meet on an early day.—The Citizens of Water-
ford met to-day for a similar purpose.—The Nobility, Gentry,
&c. of the County of Roscommon, are convened to address his
MAJESTY, /0-MOITOW.

THANKS OF THE KING TO THE HON. ARTIL-

LERY COMPANY.

Whitehall, July 20, 1321.

Sin,-1 am commanded by the King to express to you, and
to desire that you will convey to the lion. Artillery Company,
the high sense entertained by his Majesty of the good order
and exemplary conduct by which its services were so eminently
distinguished on the interesting and important occasion of his
Majesty's Coronation.

I have the honour to be, &e. &c.
To Lieut.-Colonel De %risme, commanding SIDMOUTH
the Hon. Artillery Company. '

His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, the Colonel, has,
in public orders, expressed his great personal satisfaction at
the very good muster, and excellent and soldier like appearance
of the corps on that occasion.

The Company will have a Field-day in their own ground on
Monday the 13th inst. in honour of the Birth-day of His MA-
JESTY, their Illustrious Captain-General, and in commemora-
tion of His Most Gracious MAJESTY'S Coronation.
The Duke of SUSSEX intends to take the command of the
Corps that day, and afterwards to honour the Members with
his company at a Dinner, which wi':. be provided at the
Armoury Ho use.

The following Address, signed by the Magis-
tracy, the Clergy, the Military, and most of the
respectable Inhabitants of Nottingham, was
transmitted to Lord SIDMOUTH, to be by him
presented to his MAJESTY. There are 1565
names, and there would have been more had it
not been hurried off to be presented before his
MAJESTY went to Ireland :

ADDRESS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN AND

COUNTY OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM.
." To the KING's Most Excellent MAJESTY.

" MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
" We, your Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjects, grateful for
the blessings we enjoy, under your paternal government, beg
leave to offer our sincere and heartfelt congratulations on your
Majesty's Coronation.
" And permit us, Sire, at the same time to present our most
fervent wishes, that, neither foreign foes, nor the restless ambi-
tion of intestine enemies may interrupt the peaceful auspices
under which your reign commences ; that the valour which has
saved, may never be wanting to defend the British shores, and,
that the wisdom which has crushed the vile spirit' of sedition,
may never cease to inspire the measures of your Majesty's
Councils.

" Sire, may the great and glorious example of your Royal
Father, our late beloved Monarch, continue to intiuence•your
every action, that so, the high authority with which you are
invested,' may be only exercised to the good of your subjects,
to the safety, honour, and welfare of your sacred Majesty, and
to the maintenance of true religion. •
" Most gracious Sovereign, may the brightest blessings of
Heaven be poured upon you, may your days be long and
happy, and your present diadem only be exchangedobr one un-
sullied and eternal."

THE ROYAL FAMILY. Yesterday the Duke
of GLOUCESTER left town, on a visit to the Earl
of Essex, at his seat at Cashiobury, in Hertford-
shire.—The Duke of Clarence and the Princess
Sophia visited the Duke and Duchess of Glou-
cester yesterday.—Yesterday morning the Du-
chess of Clarence, accompanied by her brother,
the reigning Duke of Saxe Meiningen, went to
view the British Museum.--Yesterday the Du-
chess of Gloucester and the Princess Sophia vi-
sited the Duke of Cambridge, at his apartments
in the King's Palace at Pimlico.—Yesterday, at
three o'clock, the Duchess of Gloucester left
town for Bagshot.—The Duke and Duchess of
Clarence and the reigning Duke of Saxe Meinin-
gen spent the evening yesterday with the Duchess
of. Kent, at her residence in the King's Palace
at Kensington.