Star.
London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

and the following new words to the air were, in a
printed form, thrown from the windows :

• GOD SAVE THE KING!"
Hark ! through her utmost bounds
Erin with joy resounds,
Greeting her Kum;
From Albion's long envied shore,
&net concord to restore,
Comes he whom we all adore,
Goo save the KING!
Proud of his glorious freight,
Neptune, in awful state,
Bore us our KtNo;
And, bounding his subject main,
Blest in his gentle reign,
AU join the hallow'd strain,
Goa save the Kivu!
Every green vale and hill
Songs of glad triumph fill,
Hailing our Kum ;
More gratulous, proud, and gay,
Here, on his natal day,'
To raise the heart's welcome lay,
GOD save the Ktsa !

Prince of our hearts and choice,
In thee we still rejoice,
Proud of our Kiva ; -
To Etin's sons always dear,
Erin thy smiles shall cheer,
While she sings many a yeir
Cos save the KING!

And when were doomed to part,
Grief to each Irish hcart,
Blest be our KING!
In Britons, oh! may he find
Souls still true and kind,
To sing with one voice sad mind
Gon save the Kum!
The illuminations are becoming general. The Post
Office and Bank are beautiful.
• His Marsh landed in Ireland on Sunday, the 12th of
August, his Marassr's Birthday. 4
EXTRACT FROM ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER.
Sackvilli4.treet, Dublin, Two &Clock, August 17.
The day, so Very anxiousli-looked upon by Irish-
men, for the KING'S public entry into the Capital, has
arrived ; and the grand Procession has this moment
proceeded along this street, which is the principal
one here.
At the top, near the Rotunda, was an elegant arch
thrown across the street, entwined with laurel and
flowers, where his MAJESTY passed, on which occa-
sion the keys of the City were delivered to him, and
he was addressed by the RECORDER. The 78th High-
land Regiment, and the 4.3 d, lined the street about'
this part.
The Procession moved forward. A long line of
carriages first pteceded with Nobility, &c. Next the
LORD MAYOR, then the LORD LIEUTENANT, followed
by the K iNc; ; and in the rear were innumerable car-
riages, filled with the Corporations and private in-
dividuals. The national airs of St. Patrick's Day in
the Morning and GOD save the King, were played by
full Bands.
His MAJESTY was in a coach and six, which was
thrown open at top, and dressed in Regimentals,
wearing various Orders, and alight colcured scratch
wig, and a great shamrock in his hat. The Pro.
cession moved at a slow pace, and every one had a
full view of the Aim:Altai, who appeared highly
pleased at the various demonstrations of joy which
were exhibited. The crowd was immense. All the
windows were crowded with persons elegantly
dressed, and the tops of the houses covered.with spec-
-tators. A sort of garland was hung from one side
of the street to the other, at NELSON'S Monument,
and in the centre these words—" GOD bless our Kixa,
Ireland's Glory 1" The KING'S attention being at-
tracted to it, he stopped and read it. The Procession
moved down to Dame-street, and the other places
pointed out in the official notification of the day.
When the KING returns to the Castle he is to re-
ceive the Addresses from the College and different
Corporations, at a Levee to be held.
No accident has happened, and the day has been
favourable for the august ceremony.
It is understood his MAJESTY has been in the City
ihcog. taking a rapid view of it, and particularly the
public buildings. Great preparations are making for
an Illumination to-night ; and it is supposed the KING
may pass one month in Ireland. Irishmen think he
loves the place so much, that they say he will take
up his residence for good, and here establish his Par-
liament ! The condescension he expressed at landing,
with respect to drinking the health of his Irish sub-
jects in whiskey, has gone down with even the lowest
individual ; and I need hardly add, has been most
pulatabk to every man, woman, and child.
NELSON'S Monument, the Post Office, Mansion-
house, and other public buildings, are decorated with
flags, and Qrnamented with flowers; and flags are
displayed from the steeples and eminences.
The whole Process ion was conducted with the
greatest order and regularity, and every Irishman
is transported with a joy which it is impossible to
describe. Almost every genteel person present had
some article of dress of a light sky-blue colour.
It has been pointedly requested in the intimation
respecting the Levee, that no person appear in
mourning.—Res ipsa lognitur.
Trade is acquiring high benefit here at present,
where there is a great circulation of money, and
such a concourse of people has never, at any one pe-
riod, been known. The carriage used by the KING
in the Procession, was Lord CLARZS old state carriage.
PUBLIC ENTRY OF HIS MAJESTY.

FROM. TILE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, FRIDAY EVENING.
This glorious and gratifying evcut took place this