Star.
London, England, 1821-09-07 00:00:00

DTPARTURE OP lIIS MAJESTY F 12031
IRELAND.

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DUBLIN, TUESDAY,
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Yesterday being the day announced for
JRSTY'S departure, the road leading
crowded from an early hour in the morning,c,
y an
eimagmerelnyseannlnimoubserto
fore he would finally quit the Irish shore. 'e; ed„
was uninterruptedly fine; it was the only fine ay we
have had for eight days past.
By ten o'cloci it
.was with great difficulty that a
jaunting car aarndotrheeehdsricleversofoafntyhedfees‘crritphtai could be
met with returning to town raised the price, of a. •
fare as the day advanced. When a car
ap
within sight of the hundreds who were lookingeear outed,
in the hope of obtaining some conveyance, it was
sure to be seized as it approached Ball's-lnidge, and
fortunate was he who could purchase for Ge
shil-
lings a sixpenny jaunt to Dunleary ! At the ripper
end of the King's-road, at the outer pier of Dunleary
harbour, an elegant Pavilion had been emcee:. It
was supported by five pillars, each encircbei tilt
evergreens. holdings of crimson drapery r.,n r,aind
the top, and at each corner a small pillar was :wised,
' from which four white flags floated gaily in the ‘tine•
one exhibited the shamrock in its proper colour, am:
then the rose, the third the thistle, and the fourth the
three emblems united. A pole Was also rai-ei irowi
one side of the Royal marquee, f; urn which the lioval
flag was to be hoisted on his MAJESTY'S eetrarice.
—The Pavilion was surmounted by the British Crown,
richly gilt. The floor was boarded ; over it was spread
some blue cloth, and over that a rich and beautiful
carpet ; the descent from the Pavilion to the water's
edge was also covered with carpeting to match ; ael
a large platform of wood, covered with scarlet cloth,
was placed at the entrance tf the Pavilion, to
tate the ascent to it, and on which his MAJESTY Was
to step on his alighting from his carriage. At the
extremity of the pier elle Royai flag was hoisted._
The Deputation from the Gentlemen of the County
weit ranged on the south side of the Pavilion, dressed
in their visitation costume, with pii.k silk scads, and
wands bearing favours of pink riband, or pink ban- '
ners, with appropriate mottos or devices. The Get-
' tlemen forming the Deputation from the City were
ranged on the west side, dressed also in apprepliate
costume, and wearing sky-blue silk scarfs, and e:iiale
Ste. His 'MAJESTY did not leave the Par kso early as
n•as eepec:ed. It was not until one o'clock th it he et
forward on his tour into the County of Wicklow, in.
tending to stop at the seat of Lord POWEIISCOUBT.
At half-past two o'clock, the .(23d Royal Fusileers
arrived at Dunlearv, and took their station on each
side of the King's-road, the centre of which was kept
clear for his MAJESTY and suite. At ten minutes past
four the trumpets sounded, the word was given tor
the soldiers to " fall in," the crews were seen to inns
the rigging of the different vessels of his itlanstv's
squadron; and the KING'S boat (painted green) Was
manned, and put out from his Ma.resrv's yacht, the
rowers being dreseed in blue uniforms, turned ep
with scarlet, their oars painted green, richly gilt.--
The precision with which their " oars kept time," as
they approached the shore, raised the greatest admi-
ration. The boat, having entered the has hour, by
under the Pavilion at the point fixed for his 'Me
JESTY'S embarkation.

At the sound of the trumpet a strong sensation
was excited among the people. The shipping woe
seen to hoist their flags and streamers, and it was
generally supposed that his MAJESTY was then ap•
proaching the pier : this was found, however, not to
be the case. At six o'clock a couple of outriders
were seen rapidly preceding a chariot and four. Oa
its arriving at the Royal Pavilion, his Excellency the
LORD LIEUTENANT, Lord SI DNIOUTII, and the Earl
of MEATH alighted from it. The Lonn LIEUTENANT
was loudly applauded ; his Excellency acknowledged
the compliment by bowing in return. In addition
to those already mentioned, we noticed Lord CASTLE-
COOTE, the Earl of WICKLOW, Lord MOUNT CIIATILEI,
Lord CASTLE STEWART, General DOY LE, &C. &C. At
twenty minutes to seven o'clock a courier arrived, and
announced to the LORD LIEUTENANT the approach
of his MAJESTY; in a few minutes an Officer of the
Lancers was seen coming at full speed ; he had scarce
arrived at the tent when a number of Gentlemen rode
in at full gallop, with their hats off, and crying—
" The King ! the King !" A troop of Lancers prece-
ded his MAJESTY'S carriage, which was surrounded
by the Officers of his Staff: hats and handkerchiefs
were seen waving in every direction, and the shouts
that reverberated along the hills were almost enough
to " shake earth to its centre."
His MAJESTY, on alighting, was received by his
Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, the LORD MAYO;
and the distinguished and noble characters who had
assembled at the Royal tent. When his MAJESTY
entered the tent, the Royal flag was immediately
hoisted over it ; and this being a signal to the sloops
of war, who were to convoy his MAJESTY, of tl,,e
Kiwc's arrival at the pier, a Royal saiate was fired
from the vessels, which was answered by the over-
powering and deafening shouts of myriads of specta-
tors, who thronged the hills around as far as the cy,e
could reach. Ilis MAJCsTy bowed mast gracinn4
on entering the Pavilion : he was dre;Fed in the ult
dress of the Windsor uniform, with u;:ite trovsers
and round hat, and remained uncovered, the Laad
Performing " GOD save the Kisc." His MAJEsit
appeared in excellent health and spirits. An Addrei
from the inhabitants of Dublin, which had been pre-
pared by the Committee, was presented, and read'
his MAJESTY by the LORD MAYOR. rbir.O'CoNNEn,
on his knees, presented to him a Civic Croun
laurel; his MAJESTY shook his hand, and accei'-I,
the appropriate tribute with match:ess dignity IN
affection. The KING most graciously bowed
adieus to all, and particularly r.C.icei scvnral
distinguished crowd : addressing :;:ose who ene!:
cled him with great grace and In:inaatien, hit old'
,TESTY said—
" Bless you, my friend:; Gon b;ess you. laced
you with scrretth and sinctrlty ; with unalftrted tt;ittuk
came to this, my flue country, wizh a heaft aetimatid with iv.:
for 1 was aware of your loyalty. L leave you with a bean
of sorrow—GOD bless you all. nark rut', thiclk you ;farewell
His MAJESTY then moved toeards the water-edge
surrounded by the Officers et. his flon ;elsclJ, theh.
lity, and a number of the middle cla,ren thew,/
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attire; bes,
tvstshciaaaenur ditaecisdltttloyrthefoant:.
ci g.:loo-a.lifoystsiu•tiehrrseac,
csall tsahteneshn—i
aro:n
ir
tions Gf the people. \Vhc
boat that was to convey In
his passage to that vessel, 1
Royal tent played i4,-id
(two of them in riding dr
hold of the rudder and cl
water, and fairly swam' ti
in shaking his MAJESTY'
Bering than the reit, stun
barnidr, aid succeeded ii
until his MAJESTY, apprt
dered hint to be conveyed
tendance, and condescendi
seal. A female, who apt
Km: a paper, was also fi
overwhelming crowd.
The Royal barge, suet
reael:ed the Roya/Geurge
which was 'maintained di
and answered by the gt
l'igeon-house, and the
reaching the yacht, he n
time, and waved his hat t
In about half an hour the
way towards the village
if it were but one livin
jammed closely together,
consequently. so slow, th
the List of them reached
was blocked:up by landau:
ing-cars, gigs, and vehicle!
or four deep, for a consil
we left the pier (eight cie
drop was not under sail.
still crowded about the
liantly
The great business was
The immense living mass
one point as was possible,
the road and hour Most I
Now all sought the city al
the same route; the• cot.
stoppage, owing to the ro,
kind of vehicle. At eight
the last of the line of cart:
martello-tower at Danle,
and old, and children, w'
sadly at a loss for refreshr
day, they having, for the
early liGur. Bread was i/
be had 6,r any price, in su,
sold at duce pence a bottl

rART!X3 ADmoNITI

The following is a col
hie Excellency the Lon!)
SIDNIOU ru :

" 1)011

MY LORD—The time
from Ireland being arrived,
Majesty to express his enC
ncr in whic:r all persons ;
situations in the city of D.
have performed their sevi
tiod of his Majesty's resi
kingdom. His Majesty is
your E:cellency his acknow)
due. He is conscious ho'
Excellency's attentions a;
Majesty gladly avail; I.ini
daring the high sense will
lity, temper, and firmne.
lency has uniformly ail,
which he has placed in

" I am further comma)
monies of dutiful and afil
his Majesty has received 17
Lions of his Irish subjects,
pression on his mind ; auk
the period when he shall rei
est feelings of satisfaction.
the meantime, not only tht
now so generally exists,
unimpaired, but that ever
avoided and discounter)
and good will observed al
city he thus afforded for ti
cord amongst themselves,
to his Majesty's happiness
which it has been the cl)"
during his residence in tl
promote.

" His Majesty well
warmth of heart which di
his faithful people in Irel
with a heart full of affecti(
a confident and gratifying
admonition and injuncti(
not be given in vain.—l
great truth and regard,

most obedient and faithb

•` Ills Excellency the Lord

HuLT ifl

It has been blowing a
Lord SIDMIOUTH has just
pclet Lightning. Ilis
morning at three o'clock.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 5.
here respecting his Mn:
morrow morning to visit
Monday Lord KINSAI.
his MAJESTY, on which
tient privilege of his fami
Royal presence.

1 'A poor woman, arratrinly
wn t t
anti broLelter arm. She
EL:geon's, in Fleet-inn:eta aL4

T; besides t
tsses—theb
their flags
hat had a m
cannon vyi
When his
I,.Fey him to
vessel, the
14th-id's
ding dresse
and clung t•
'am to the
J ESTY'S ha
:, stuck fits
Jed in mail
apprehensi
weyed on
esccndingly
ho appearc
al A) forced
7d.
!, stretchin:,
'eurge tinder
rled during
he guns
the Park.
, he remai
s hat to th
ur the crow
illage of I
living in.
,Tether, and
nv, that it
ached Duni
mdaus, cur
!chides of e
:onside) able
ht o'clock)
sail. tlfte
the Royal y
s was now
mass had
ssible. On
Most couvet
city at the
te. consetpu.
• the road h
t eight o'cl
• carriages I
Danleary !
en, who crf
.freshmetit
or the ino:t
was in gica
, in stiflicien
a bottle!
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Lone LIEU
Dublin Cast
IC time of t
arrived, I a
satire ap
sons acting
of Dahlia a
air several d
is residers -
sty is please
icknowledg
tut how mu
ors and a
k himself of
se which he
rmness, wit
y ad tninist
I in your hat
)mmanded t
afrectiona
ived from al
)jests, have
; and that
shall revisit
action. His
my the spiri
gists, will r
it every can
untenanced,
.ved and eac
I for the co,
selves, whic
tppiness tlt.
the chief o
: in this con
well knows
rich distingt
in Ireland,
affection tog
ifying persu
lunction of
have t.
ard, my Lo
faithful sery
e Lord Lieutc.
HuLlr HEAD, T
ing a stro
is just arriv
Ilis MAJI:
;clock.
T. s.—Orde
S NIA.: EST Y
CI visit the
PNISAI.E had
shish occat.i
its family, o
2111111 y about
t this toorui,
Slie was it
et, and aft