The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

e following Atisy‘eito the abOve Address :

rteeii•e with great satisfaction the loyal
and affectionate Address of the Inhabitants of Cows, ex-
pressive of their constitutional and personal attachment

to Me.

." I have great_ pleasnte in visiting this maritime part of
my dominions, and in Witnessing its prosperity and happiness ;
and I fully appreciate the alfccilunate feelings irt its attached
and loyal inhabitants."
EAST COWES, SEPT. 22.—Last night this de.

• If 77- u watering place 'exhibited übtte a prospect from
the harbOur of once sublime and delightful. The
whole town was one Mazer of light, in conse-
quence of the 'splendid: illumination which was
prepared in honour of'his Majesty's arrival here.
His Majesty came on deck in the evening, and
expressed himself highly -delighted at this signal
manifestation of loyalty and attachment evinced

by the people of 'Cowes to his person. At ten
o'clock this morning- the Whole fleet of Royal
yacht§ was underweigh, and proceeded nearly as
far as Portsmouth, saluted by every vessel

in the harbour, all of which hoisted their en-
signs. His Majesty is in the highest spirits
and excellent health: Ile his cruise he was
accompanied by numerous, pleasure yachts,
among which were those of Sir George Thomas,
and various others'. The whole place here

is alive. Every bosom is glowing with senti-
ments of veneration and loyalty towards the
King. His Majesty returned froMhis cruise this
afternoon, at four o'clock, and the Roynl'George
came to her moorhigs-CloSe under the town. His
Majesty expressed himself highly pleased.with
the-discipline of the men on board the whole
squadron, which anchored round the Royal
George. The Royal George had scarcely moor-
ed, when the Southampton steam-pact eL passed
alongside her, a band on her quarter-deck strik-
ing.up the grand national anthem, in' which her
crowded passengers enthusiastically joined, -While

the multitude that lined the shore rent the air
with- shouts of joy. The whole scene- had a
pleasing and indescribable effect. ThiS evening
a grand concert is to be given at.the elegant
mansion of Sir George ThomaS, in honour of the
occasion. His Majesty is expected to land on
Sunday. morning, and proposes, We believe, to
attend Divine Service in .public. He has slept
on board the Royal George every night, finding
the sea breezes beneficial to his health.
COWES, SEPT., 2.3.=Yesterdar: his MAJESTY
gave a grand dinner on-board the Royal George
'yaCht,'to the heads of the NaVal arid Militatj-
Department's at Portsmouth, the Officers Of the
-Royal Squadron, the -GOvernors of the' Isle of
Wight.and' Calshot Castle. The' marine band
played on board in the evening. This 'morning
the squadron got' under weigh with a very'fine
breeze, and stood up* the- Southainpton water S,
which was repeated under circumstances favour-
able to the manoeuvring of the fleet, and the re-
turn of th'e squadron to their anchorage'in the
bay was a sight truly' gratifying to every: lOver
of maritime scenery. It blew- almost'a gale of
wind from the westward, with a bright but
watery sun. We. hear that' his Majesty- takes
great delight in these aquatic excursions., and en-
joys perfect health', having surmounted the sick-
ness usually resulting from a ship's motion.
PORTSMOUTH,' SEPT. 22.—We were this' day,
at noon, most highly gratified ..by the condesden-
sion of his Majesty, who ordered his Yacht, and
the Royal squadiJn; to stand as clOse into the
Garrison as' the wind would allow ; he was re-
ceived with a Royal salute from the ships in. the
harbour and Spithead, as alsO from all the' forts.
HiS' Majesty, after cruising,abOut, saUed'again
for Cowes.