Star.
London, England, 1829-03-09 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MAIM 6.

At a eery early hour this morning the streets presented
the Frettest bustle, in consequence of the expected at-
rival of the Duke of NORTIWAISIMAND; which it was
considered was Lobe conducted on the most magnificent
scale. About ten o'clock, three carriages, beautifully
ornamented, each drawn by six bay horses, tas'efully
decorated with blue ribands, passed through Dame-
street, and proceeded to Kingstown. Shortly after-
wards private carriages, containing the rank and fashion
of the Metropolis, were seen in active movement to-
wards the Black Rock, and the other places along the
road to Kingstown. A number of hackney coaches,
gigs, and other vehicles, were in requisition, while a
vast crowd of horsemen almost filled up the entire way
from the sea shore to the Castle.
About three o'clock in the morning, the Eclipse
pa:ket, commanded by Captain Skinner, arrived in the
harbour, when minute guns were fired. announcing the
arrival of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, but
it was agreed that his Grace would not land until two
o'cl cck, P.M.

About one o'clock the Scots Greys, preceded by their
band mounted on beautiful white hor los, proceeded from
the Castle-yard to meet his Grace. The other regiments
of the garrison followed immediately after, and lined
the sheets through which the procession was to pass.
At two o'cl •ck the windows along Dame st;eet. Col-
lege-gteen, Grafton-street, Nassau-street, Merrion-
square, Bagot-street. &c. were filed with Ladies, while
the Gentlemen were contented to stand on the flags.
There never has been a greater curi isity evinced to wit-
nest the arrival at any Cuief Governor. It was some-
what remarkable that the soldiers, on the arrival of Lip d
Anglesey, matcoed to meet him with fixed bayonet,;
on this occasion they did not. Tbe greatest gond order
prevails at ireset.t, although the streets are excessively
cr wded.
Shortly after two o'clock the shout about Ball's-
beidge, where the city authorities were deputed to meet
his Grace, announced his approach. This was somewhat
unexpecteJ, as it was considered be would not arrive in
the city until three o'clock. On reaching Ball's-bridge,
be pvsc: eded to the Castle in the follower g manner :
The Band of the Scots Greys, playing Goa save the King ;
The Town Major, on horseback;
A party of the Grenadier Guards;
The See' ant of state Trumpeters, on horseback •
The State Trumpeters and Kettle-drums on borsch:4 ;
The Lord Mayor in the State Carriage;
• The Carriages of the High Sheriffs ;
Two of his Grace's Carriages, containing his equipage;
His Grace's own State Carriage, flanked by the High Sheriffs, who
carried their truncheons, on horseback;
The different parties of the 17th, 24th, and SUI Regiments.

In this manner the procession proceeded along the
sweets amidst the loudest plaudits of the people, who ex.
pinsed their demonstrations of joy and national feeling
as his Grace's carriage passed by them. In Dame street
the crowd was immense, and a large body of the polite
had to be stationed in the streets leading to the Castle, to
keep the centre of the road clear for the procession to
pass along. Notwithstanding the rain, which fell heavily
at the tine of his reaching the C.stle,his Grace mutt have
been highly gratified with his reception. The people
anticipate much good to this country from his Govern-
ment, and accounts received every day relative t.; his
private worth and gooditess fully coi,firen their opinions
of his determination to administer the laws w►th an
eq. sal and impartial sense of justice. The revival of tr•sb
manufactures is' now confidently looked to, as it is the
intention tit their G aces the Duke and Duchess to en
co 'rage Irish traJe by their example and it fluence.
.On the arrival of the procession at the Castle, Sir
Stewart Biuce, the Gentleman Usher and Master of the
Ceremonies, appeared in waiting to receive his. Grace,
and conduct him to the Presence Chamber, where the
Lords Chief Justices, surrounded by the principal state
officers, received him in front of the throne.
The King's Commission, appointing him to the Vice-
royalty • f Ireland, was borne to the Presence Chamber
by his Grace's private. Secret. ry.
It was then intimated to his Grace that the Pi ivy
Council were assembled at the Council Chamber for his
reception, and were instruct• d to administer the oath of
office to him. The Duke, after a short conference, pro-
ceeded to the Council Chamber, attended by the fol-
lowing persons:

Pursuivants.
Grooms of the Chamber.
Geutkmen at large.
Aldes.de-Camp, two and two.
Gentlemen of the Bedchamber.
Athlone, Pursuivant at Arms, in his tabard.
Serjeaut at Arms, bearing the mace.
Master of the Horse.
Chaplains.
The Duke's Secretary, bearing the commisdAn.
Dublin Herald. Cork Herald.
Steward and Comptroller of the Household.
Gentlemen Ushers.
Ulster King at Arms, bearing his Majesty's letter patella.
Lord of the Council, bearing the sword of state.
Commander of the Forces.
Lord High Chancellor.
His Grace the Primate.
Hie Grace the Duke of Northumberland.
Ctlntiel of the Battle-ase Guards.

On !trivia* at di Council Chamb.r, be elClivCr4 to the f.ords
Chief Justices his Nlajestes letter patent, which the Qerk of the
Hsnaper read aloud.
The Archbishop of Dublin, directed by the Privy Council, then
administored the oath of Chiet Guscrnor to his Grace. _ _

The L rids Chief Justices then, on receiving his Ma-
jesty's letter, delivered the sword of sta e to his Grace,-
wfun 1 e took his seat at the Cruncil Board as le;rd
Lieutenant General and General Governor of Le and.
This pit of the ceremony was notified by the firing if
a minute-bun, which ss as arisv.eted by a royal salute of
fifteen guns in the Phceiox Park. His 6,ace then re-
turned to the Presence Chamber, the procession having
iccompanied him in the same order, when he took his
seat on one mijoining the chrome.
The conclusion of the cegenioil w.s announced to
the public by the trumpeters, when the ordnance filed
three rounds, and the infantry along the adjoibi..g
meets a volley.
The crowds Are still immense. No accident whatever
has taken place up to the hoot of post.
lialt-pass Three &Clock.
The crowds are beginning to disperse, as the Park
guns have announced the termination of the ceremony
of swearing in the new Lord Lieutenant.

In an Order of the Day issued by Lieutenant-General
Sir Thomas Stubbs to the Poituguese depot at
month, dated the 4th instant. the persons composing
that depot are apprised. that in consequence of the or-
ders of her Most Faithful Majesty, they must dem'e m
the cdurse of 24 hours whether they choose to go to
the island of Terceira or the empire of Brazil ? If they
give nu answer vithin that time, er if they declare for
neither destination, they are to be considered as no
longer belonging to the depot. With-respect to the Mi-
litary officers, her Majesty informs them that her ser
•ice requires rather their presence in Brazil, to compose
a portton of an expedition preparing by her father for
the recovery of her throne, than at Terceira, where a
sufficient force is already collected. She therefore ex-
pects that within the prescribed interval all the military
Format of her subjects in Plymouth will send in their
Dames a; prepared to embark for Rio de Jiaeiro.