The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-10 00:00:00

is not at all to be surprised at by any one who
has an opportunity of making himself acquainted
with the gallantry and chivalrous feeling which
characterise this people. Those who are
heard to speak of the subject seem full
of apprehension that the unfortunate circum-
stance of her Majesty's protracted illness,
which under any circumstances they would de-
plore, might be attended with the effect of stop-
ping his Majesty's progress, and of depriving
them of that consolation which they hope to de-
rive from his presence, and which one might
think to be in their opinion a panacea for all
their sufferings both past and present (they fear
not the future.)
Seven o'Clock.----Private letters from London
by this day's mail have arrived, and the intelli-
gence they communicate of some improvement in
the Queen's health seems to have removed much
of the uneasiness w,hich was felt all the morning.
[ANOTHER. ACCOUNT.)
DU RT.I N, Aun. 6.—This.day (Monday) the following dis-
tinguished personages arrived in Dublin :
The Marquess of Winchester, Lord Francis Convngliam,
Lord Hawarden, the Marquess of Hertford, and the Hon. Mr.
Taibot, son of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant.
The Duke of Montrose is expected to-morrow. This No-
bleman, the Marquess Graham, and Lord F. Conyn:lam, take
up their residence at Mr. Secretary Gregory's house, Dublin
€;astle.

The Marqttis of Hertford wAI be the visiter of fir. Secretary
Grant.

Lord Harwarden will reside at the Earl of Meath's, in Ste-
plreei's-green.
The Marquis of Winchester will occupy the apartments at
the Castle of Lieutenant-Colonel Master, one of the principal
Officers,of his Excellency tlantserCe44-utenant's Household.•
On Saturday, Colonel gratin, 10th Hussars ; Lord Forbes,
Aid-de-Camp to the King ; Lords Courtown, Massey, Wals-
. court, and Brannon; Sir M. Tierney, • the Hon. Mr. Anson,
Sir William Cox, the Lion. Mr. Lew., Lieut.-Gen. Browne;
General Sie R. Bolton, and the Earle of Wicklow, arrived.
Mr. Croker arrived on Sunday : he has been accommodated
with apartments at the Castle of Dublin, those belonging to
Colonel Gore. Seventy Noblemen and Gentlemen of distinc-
tion, several or them with their families, arrived in Dublin by
the packets of yesterday and this day.
On the receipt yesterday (Sunday) of the London Journals
of Friday, announcing the serious indisposition of the Queen,
the most intense anxiety prevailed among every rank and order
of theecommunity, lest the disorder should terminate fatally,
and thus at once lead to the abandoannent, by his Majesty, of
his long-looked-for visit to this country—at the very moment,
too, when the fondly-cherished hopes cf the peopae were so
nearly being realised. The arrival of Saturday's papers, how-
ever, this day, communicating the fact of her Majesty laying
taken sonic nourishment, and having had some sleep, has
again restored the public mind to its wonted serenity ; and
hopes are now entertained that her Majesty's illness will not
cause any interruption to the promised visit of the King.
His Majesty will dine with our.-noble Viceroy, at the Vice-
regal Lodge, on the day of Ins arrival in Ireland. His Majesty
will dine, in the course of the coming week, with the Lord
Mayor. We have already noticed the splendid Rotunda
erected by his Lordship, in the rear of the Maiesf6n House, to
entertain his Majesty. The Lord Chancellor, test, the brother
of his Grace the Archbishop of -Canterbury,ervill hare the
honour., we understand, of entertaining hiaMajesty, at his noble
residence in Stephen's-green.
The preparations making to illuminate Dublin, on the day
of his Itlajesty's arrival, proceed rapidly. The public offices
and buildings will be lighted in the most magnificent and costly
style. The Bank of Ireland will be illuminated at an expence,
we learn, exceeding 20081.
The preparations m Trinity College for the Royal Banquet
are getting forward with remarkable rapidity. The organ
loft is fitting up for an orchestra and gallery. The entrance
originally intended for his Majesty to the Reception-room,
(the Library) was' the grand entrance from the Piarza ; but,
in deference to the suggestions of /dr. Croker, who has been
to visit the College to-day, it has been altered to the centre
square, whence a passage has been already broken through
to the Fellows' Garden, which commands the western door
of the Library. This "passage will admit the formation of a
platform, eight feet Wide, extending from the Library to the
back of the Theatre, or Examination Hall, where the Royal
Guest will be entertained. The monument of Provost Bald-
win (a beautiful anti very celebrated piece of sculpture)
which cost ten thousand pounds, and which was erected to e'en
memory of that great man, who left £80,N(1 to this University,-
will be concealed en this • • ts Bacchanalian alt-sr, sue-
ta:rui,iZ: y a sideboard of ull( •y e workmanship, far exceed-
ing any thin of the kind hitherto produced by the genius of
Ireland. This classic hail is one of the finest and most mag-
nificendysdecorated rooms in Europe. It is enriched by full-
length portraits of several great and wise men of the present
and. past age, connected with this country.
This morning, at fire o'clock, the Right lion, Lord Viscount
Sidmouth arrived at Dublin Castle, in one of the Lord Lieute-
nant's carriages. His Lordship was accompanied from the
packet to the Vice-regal Palace, by Mr. Dawes, the King's
Messenger, who was despatched at an early hour this morning
to I iowth, to await his Lordship's arrival. the Noble Viscount
was received by the Lord Lieutenant at the Castle ; and shortly
after six o'clock, proceeded with the Lord Lieutenant to his
Lodge in the Phoenix Park, to dinner. A Large company. of
Noblemen and other personages of distinction have been In-
vited to meet his Lordship.
Baron Paget, the Ambassador from the King of the Nether-
lands, has engaged a superb suite of apartments at Morrisscn's
hotel.

All the fashionables from the interior are pouring into Dub-
hn. Several families of distinction have already arrived ; the
hotels are crowded.