Star.
London, England, 1821-11-06 00:00:00

FROM THE DUBLIN EVENING POST OF SATIIIDit

It is impossible for us adequately to come;l
words the delight we feel in making the follow
communication public. From the state of leven

anxiety into which, for the last week, the City
Dublin has been thrown by the avowed intention 4
decorating the statue of KING WILLIAM in Collese.
Green, our Readers in the interior may have some
idea of the feelings and apprehensions of the China
of Dublin. Thank Gorr! these feelings have ben
tranquilised—these apprehensions have been
The letter of the LORD MAYOR, and the Ite,nlutini
unanimously passed by the Board of Aldermen, be
done more, and will do more, to corroborate and cm.
firm those sentiments of cordiality recommended by
' the K LNG, than any circumstance which has oared
since his MAJESTY'S departure. It is the first over.
act—it is the first proof the Public have had oftbir
sincerity. We hail it with satisfaztion, and shall tak
care that the merits of the parties shall be kaown*L'
every part of the Empire.
At a Meeting of the Board of Magistrates held 01.3
day at the Assembly Ilothe, present the LORD .Ifarorc
(in the Chair), Aldermen Sir A.B. KISS, FAMILY!,
ARCHER, Sir W. STAMER, CASH, Sir R.Stlxvi, MAC.
KENNY, FLEMINO, SMITH, JONES, Ann, Vont, ail
WEST, Sheriffs SMITH and %WHELAN—the LOAD
MAYOR having read a letter addressed to the M.
trates of the Heal Office of Police, of which the
lowing is a copy—

" Mansion House, S►turday, Novembetson,
Ten o'Clock.

" G=Tinne*—The Lord Mayor, conceiving that aim
teresting crisis the Equestrian Statue of King Willi tm
situate at College Green, should not be decorated es top
proaching Anniversary of his Birth-day, the more pa*
as it will happen on to-morrow, SUNDAY ; I am therefore &
sired by his Lordship to request you will immediately cams
nicate these sentiments to the different Police Illagistrstn,al
that you will give such directions as may seem to you expeller,'
for the purpose of carrying into effect his Lordship's orders.ol
to prevent any breach of the peace or violation of the Siaid
on this occasion.

" I have the honour so be, Gentlemen,-
" Your most obedient and very humble sera;
(Signed) " GEO. ARCHER, Secrea
" To the Magistrates of the Head Office of Police, &c."
Resolved unanimously, That we most highly approve dit
same, and that we will co-operate by every legal means Ito
power to carry it into effect.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Board be given to*
Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, for the measures takesit
him for the preservation of the peace of the City.
Resolved, That the foregoing be printed, published, lab
tributed.

Signed, by Order, ALLEN and GREEN,
Secretaries to the Board of Alagisttes

We have been favoured with the perusal of a It
ter, received in Edinburgh, from a Gentleman attache!
to the Arctic Land Expedition. It is dated in 144
last, and written from Fort Enterprise, LakeWitte,
which is in the neighbourhood of the Copperssse
river, and in the country occupied by the Copper's.
dians or Redknifes. There the party had passed ta
winter, during which they enjoyed good health
though they had suffered some inconvenience free
the cold, which was so intense, even in the interiord
their huts, as to freeze runt a very little below pro
The thermometer suddenly fell to minus 57 der
Fahrenheit. The patty intended to prosecutethr
journey in June. They have found, from the is
=lion of the Indians, that the maps hitherto 10
lished are not to be depended upon, but HEARNES:'
formation to be tolerably accurate. One of thers3B
was a boy at the time of HEARNE'S journey, and
companted the party to the sea.
IT NEVER RAINS BUT IT POURS.--ThisiSgl
saying, and never better applied than to Disuse'
flees; for we have generally remai ked, that wig'
ever he has begun well he has always Itept it r.s,
the saying is. The first Prize diawn this Long
was 7,849, £30,000, that Bmit sold: the ITO:
pital was No. 602, £l,OOO, that Blur sold; the
was 2,032, £3OO, that Bolt sold; the neat wastr!'
£3OO, and that BISH sold. There was not 3 sagf,
other Prize drawn that day above £2OO, coasequat4
he could not sell any more. There are now to
£30,000 Prizes, and Three £5,000 Prizes to de.:
It is very likely 131sx has not yet sold those, belt,.
not improbable he may have them now on web
Offices, 4, Conthill, 9, Charing-am.