The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-24 00:00:00

THE KING.

HIS :4AJESTY'S LEVEE.
, [Further Particulars.]
DUBLIN, AUGUST 20.—The KING'S Levee to-
day mustered the most extensive train of carriages,
freighted with the greatest assemblage of •No-
bility and Gentry ever brought together on any
occasion in this country. The -number of equi-
pages could not have been *less than 1,000, and
the crowd in the reception apartments may be
judged of from thelollowing Lord Chamberlain's
official notice, which it was found absolutely
necessary to issue this evening, from an appre-
hension that the company could not be accom-
modated in any way at the drawing-rnom to-
morrow evening, if a proportionate reinforcement
of Ladies was added to the company kkho at-
tended to day.

sey, Oriel, Dunsanv, Corry. Thyme, Castlernaine, Trench,
Clanniorris, C. S. Manners, Brandon, Muskerry;Oxmantown,
Cistlecoote, Dunally, Valletort, Allen; Cloncurry, Stopford,
Dufferin, Glerawly, Beretford, Ilotham, Howden, Mary-
borough, Killeen, %Val!court, Loraine, Chichester, Rossmore,
Ennismore, Blavney, Aylmer, Carberry, Lowth, Clonbrock,
Kilmaine, Waterpark, liorbury, Vallttort, and •Avernmore;
the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Primate, the Commander of the
Forces, the Archbishaps of Dublin and 'rualNfieliQrds Bi-
shops of Waterford, Dromore, Elphin, gildare,
Chlytie, Eimerick, Cionfert, Ossory, Cork, . Ferns, Iliavne,
and Diary.—A nurnlJer of
Admirals; Generals, Right 11Nourables and El onourablcs, P. a-
roncti, and other personages of rank, were also present, but a
detail would be too yolurninous for a letter. •

His Majesty's demeanour throughout the day
was marked, as it uniformly is, by great conde-
scension and urbanity, and he received the se-
veral Pf:patations with. _Addresses in the most
courteous manner. The Levee broke
.up at
,fi.ve
o'clock, when the King left the Palace of Dublin
for the Royal Palace at the Park. His Majesty
Was dressed him Field Marshal's uniform. To-mor-
row, Tuesday, his Majesty will hold an . even.
ing Drawing-room. -' A notice from the. Lord
Chamberlain's Office, this evening, signifies
.the
wish that the Gentlemen: who attended the
'Avec. to-day may abstain, where their presence
may not be necessary, from accompanying their
families to the- Drawing-room, as it is appre-
hended, from the experience of this day, that tIW
reception-rooms will not afford sufflcient accom-
modation ; so that you may judge kbat,the con.
course of company at the Levee must have been.
FALTLANER'S DUBLIN JOURNAL, AUG. SO.)
Oar gracious Sovereign Fassed and repassed'
through Parliament-street yesterday, oh.. his Wayi
to and from Christ's Church. He was dressed in
blue, and laoked remarkably welk—as usual, his.
Majesty was everywhere, received with the loud
greetings of the peeple-4heir delight admits of
no bounds, and they express it like trishmen,.
heartfelt acclamation. A subscription is
.now
going forward for erecting a testimonial to per-
petuate the glorious- remembrance of his Ma-
jesty's visit' to Ireland—but •every person asks,
" what i$ this testimonial :o it resemble.
the useless pillars dedicated- to Nelson and Wel-
lington ?" No, say let it:.be something worthy
of the Irish nation--worthy of the splendid triumphs
of'his .Majesty's reign—and let the general feelings
of the' people be consulted, who have declared
already that it. shall be a Royal Palace, combin-
ing all the grandeur and beauty of . the architec-
tural art, so nobly displayed in the, best speci-
mens of antiquity.. We heard a Gentleman say,
" I shall subscribe only five pounds, until 1
know what the proposed testimonial will be; if
'a Palace, I shall make that subscription one hun-
dred pounds." Thousands, we are convinced,
entertain similar feelings, and. were Ireland
called fora urd on this Nationaloccasion, we have
'no doubt of abundant funds. Let the whole
country be organized for this purpose, in paro-
chial Committees_ for, collecting subscriptions
from high and low-,-from all his Majesty's sub-
jects, that the poormay have the honour -of con,
trihuting his mite as well as thexiciimaies hun-
dred or thousand pounds. Let Jhis testimonial
be the voluntary 'deed of the whole of the Irish
people, and it' will be the, more acceptable to our
Most Gracious Sovereign. We, hope the Com-
:mitto;e already established for the collection .of
fundil will act in a very decided manner, and
immediately publish their detertninatiou to erect
a sviendid Palifce; worthy of the greatest
.Mo-
narch of the'greatest nation of the world." , .

. .
i'i..ER-;1" 'ORPHAN CORPORATION,
St. Jo Wood, M'aty-k-bone.

President—The Right Honourable and' Right Reverend the
- • Lord Bishop of LONDON.
Vice-President—The,Right Hon. Lord KENYON.
OTICE is hereby given, that a QUA R-
11 'PERIN Gi':NERAI. MEETING of the SOCIgTY
for CLOTHING, NI AINTAINING. and -RDITCATING POOR
DRPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN of the ESTA-
BLNHED CHITI3CII of ENGLAND, until of AGE to be
put APPRENTICE. will be holden at the FREEMASONS'
TAVERN, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Ittn•Lields, on
I 1-] II IND AY, the 3olh inst. at Two o'Cluck the .after-.
noon precisely, on Special Affairs.
J.
J. II: MORGAN, Sec.

Sr. BAnrwit.olurvr.—Holiday at tire' Bank; Excliequei.,
East India and South Ssa !louses.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1821.