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THE KING'S VISIT TO IRELAND. for Dublin, but to land in the mast private manner ' ince, sent him over an invitation, signed 4)
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THE EVENING STAR. They accordingly concluded that there must
possible. It is further said, that his MAJESTY, on ' than forty thousand of the inhabitants of Dublii
been some misconception of the communications
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LONDON• His MAJESTY and suite arrived at Plaesnwyd •
Phcenic Park, near Dublin, where be will remainJima
-.-- between seven and eight o'clock on Tuesday evening,
private until afier her MAJESTY'S funeral. which passed between them and the Head of the
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1821. and were -received with a royal salute from cannon
At twelve,
Lord LIVERPOOL has just arrived, and has had a Executive Government here; and with a vies
?RICE'S OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : placed on the lawn, and from the Cheerful Revenue t,
private interview with the KING. come to a clear understanding, and to some defini.
3 per Cent. Reduced 76% Vs cutter, stationed in the river, opposite the house.-
3 per Cent. Cons. 75% 76% 753/4
_i The road was lined with spectators, and his MA- DÜBLIN,
;Iv:, per Cent. 967 A-4 per Cent. 9a is
JESTY was condescendingly pleased frequently to The continued illness of the QUEEN has produced to their Secretary to convene a Special Meetinge
srr Cent. Navy 100 109 Yo . • a deep sensation in this city, as it is apprehended that the General Committee, and of the Church de 3
Long Ann!. 19 5/s %._ Exchequer Bills 45.55. pr. shew himself, and, by his smiles, evinced the satis-
in the event of its proving fatal, his MAJESTY may and Deputies from the different Parishes, as twelve
bs
Consols for Account 76 1/8 753/4 % 3/4. faction he felt at the loud ebullitions of loyalty and
defer the visit which is now anticipated with a soli- o'clock this day, at the Royal Exchange.
thous impatience. Lord Siomourii, Sir BENJAMIN therefore, this day (Tuesday), the room was fall; and
affection manifested throughout the whole distance.
It will be seen from the details which we have
On the forenoon of Wednesday, his MAJESTY re- ~
given in another part of the oLOODIFIELD, Mr. GRANT, and several other public on the motion of Mr. LYNDON BOLTON, a very
Kusso's progress, that
ceived a number of Addresses from different parts of re.
characters, are in waiting to attend to the commands spectable merchant, Mr. Alderman SMITH was called
the melancholy intelligence of his Illustrioes Con-
the Principality. of his MAJESTY, with respect to the day which-it to the Chair. Mr. BOLTON and Mr. WADDEN then
sort's demise reached his MAJESTY. when at anchor
The Deputation from the County of Caernarvon, .
in Holyhead Bay, on Thursday evening ; and thatmight be his pleasure to notify for his landing; and severally informed the Meeting, that they had had
headed by the High Sheriff, Jossril HUDDARD, Esq. .is pi-
his MAJESTY had, notwithstanding, resolved on pro- as it confidently asserted, that he must have an- vote interviews last night and this morning vetch Sir
s• arrived at twelve o'clock, and was introduced to his
chored this morning off Holyhead, the people here WILLIAM BETHAM, Ulster King at Arms, and that
reeding to Ireland. MAJESTY in the Grand Saloon of the Noble Mar-
The landing of his MAJESTY on the Irish shore, indulge the hope of his arriving at Dunleary on Sir WILLIAM professed himself most anxious to
quips mansion, by Lord G REAVES, the Lord in aVait-do
however, is to be as little public as possible, so that Thursday next, should no event of a serious nature all that was possible for the satisfaction of his fellow.
However,when the Sheriff presented the Address, and
offer
• i*which have been made ing, •
all the splendid preparations had the honour of being Knighted. His MAJESTY,any
for his reception at Dunleary will go for nothing.- following was Dublin so crosided as at present; and' people communication which the Meeting should think
in the most gracious manner, returned the followi pro.
His' NI AJ F.:)Tv, it is expected, will land at Howth, and are flocking into it in still greater numbers every per to make respecting the place they desired to oc.
answer to the Address.
the Viceroy al Lodge in the Phenixhour. The arrangements for his MAJESTY'S retry- copy in the procession.
repair p 1 irately to
e Gerrezmax-I have great pleasure in receiving this testi-
s Park, where he will live retired, till intelligence is moray of your zealous and dutiful attachment; and from the
tion at the University are chiefly under the direction The Meeting immeliately appointed a Deputation,
received of the remains of his lamented spouse being affection I have borne for so long a series of years to the An- of Mr. CHOKER, the Secretary of the Admiralty, consisting of seven Gentlemen, who proceeded to Sir
• consigned to "the sacred storehouse of her brave sion Britons, lam highly gratified with the expressions of their. who has suggested many alterations, not contern- WILLIAM BETIIAM'S, and on their return, a little be.
loyal devotion : I shall ever rejoice in whatever may present plated by Sir M. MORRISON, the Architect. There
• ancestors." 'fore three o'clock, they reported to the Meeting that
itself that may enable me to pronwte the wishes and happiness of .
The death of her MAJESTY is not the only afflict- is to be a temporary corridor hetween the Examina-
the county of Caernarvon."Sir WILLIAM had taken the entrance of Geonce the
tion Hall and the Library for his MAJESTY'S accom-FIRST into London as a precedent for the ceremony
modation. The ing event which has occurred to throw a damp over Among the Addresses was one from the Bishop,
fine monument of Provost BALD-
?, the Royal visit to Ireland. We have to-day the wits in the former apartment, will be masked, as a
Dean, and Chapter, and the Parochial Clergy, within of conducting his present MAJESTY into this City,
• ful task of announcing the loss of one of the
,• pain the Diocese of Bangor, to which his MAJESTY made and that, in that case, the unofficial citizens or inba-
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packets, which was on its way, full of passer- the following Answer : Bacchanalian altar, on the occasion of the Banquet, .
bttants of London did not form any part of the Pro.
it being thought out of character that so striking a
from Liverpool to Dublin. Almost every per-
, gets, aMs Lou, Axu Guntiot w-For the feelings of loyal and cession, but lined the pavement in a particular cos.
son on board perished, and among the number there dutiful attachment expressed in your Address, I thank you ; . .
memorial qf mortality should be left exposed for con-
tume, and with staves and badges. Notwith '
• f the first distinction. The and I truly unite with you in these sentiments, that the Esta-midst of festive templation in the
must be many persons o this precedent, he believed the LORD 'dem-exalt
of ' foi umate sufferers are not mentioned
names t.te un bashed Church cannot so effectually support our invaluable place for his MAJESTY'S table is marked out near the
was anxious to conceJe to the householders of D •
.-,Constitution Al. by inculcating and instilling into the minds of the large window at the upper end of the hall, where a Dublin
in any of the accounts which have been as yet re- ~ anything that he possibly could, provided only that the
i eople true Religion and Morality-the sound basis of loyalty structure will be raised somewhat resenibling a throne.
caved in town. and good riverument.” prescribed rules and regulations of such ceremonials
—.,----- The decorations are tasteful and splendid, and no els
~. 'l'llE ARMY. His MAJESTY'S answer to the County of Anglesea were not violated. SirWanniAm added, that it was the
pease is spared to render Alma Mater worthy the . .
WAS in these terms: wish of the Executive that every inhabitant of Dublin
presence of her august visitor.
Maior-General Sir J. Lem:, p
K.C.8.8. is pointed Lieutenant- " Geraixasear-It is with feelings of high gratification that I might be able to see their Sovereign as he proceeded
- s h and Commander-in-Chief of the thank you for this loyal and zealous Address. I have Mt proud
Governor of I ortsinout , Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, accompanied by the
from the harbour to the Castle, to which
South-West District, vacant by the promotion of Lieutenant- that for a long period of my life I have borne the high title of LORD MAYOR, the Bishop of LIMERICK (Doctor EL- determined his MAJESTY will
it
is
General Sir 0. CUUSE, K.C.B. Lieutenant Stone, of the 44th proceed, and not
this ancient and honoured Principality, and have ever felt a RINGTON, the late Provost), and Sir WILLIAM Cue- now
Regiment, is appointed Aid-de-Camp to Sir J. LTOn. Major .
appointed to succeed Lord Gamattec, as Assistant sincere and warm attachment to the Ancient Britons who cont. to the Plwenix Park, as was originally intended.-
Dises is appo TIS, went this morning to see the preparations. The
Quartermaster-General on the Staff. pose it. I shall ever rejoice in any measures that may enable
party After informing them that it was determined that the
A troop of the 9th Lancers marched into Canterbury on me to promote the prosperity and advantage of the County of' LI in the hall by the Provost, who
were receive streets, for the sake of order, should be lined with
'Thursday, in order to join their Regiment; another
. troop, now .11 . thence conducted them to the Library, where they ..
on its march from Ipswich, will also arrive in Canterbury on 11 & military, and that the Gentlemen of the County had
At one o'clock on Wednesday his MAJESTY left remained some time, and were . particularly struck
Monday. already applied for, and obtained permission line,
on tO
Th. last division of the gallant 20th Regiment arrived on
Plaesnwyd, on his return to Holyhead, where he with the galleries, which are, perhaps, the finest in
Monday at Chatham, preceded by their excellent band. Theyon horseback, and in a prescribed
costume, that part
are a very fine body of men. would arrive in about three hours. In the first car- Europe. During the time they were in the Hall,
of the road Which joins • •
Dunleary harbour, Sir Wu,
At the close of the training of the Ist or !ad Devgn MEd', . two Al Brines of distinction entered, and after paying
e were his MAJESTY,
the Marquis of ANGLESEA,
eleven men, who bad just joined the Regiment during the as.. nagSIAM BETHAM suggested
several plans to the Depu-
sembly, were cot as deserters; foot of them have since Lord GRIAVES, and Lord FRANCIS Cosseeenam ; their respects with an air of courtly politesse, joined
ties, but left it to the Meeting to make their own
been apprehended ;but, not paying the fine of £2O awarded bywith the others in admiring everything around them.
_,._,
law, have been committed
to the County Jail for six monthssecond carriage, HIL ROVETURNER, Sir ANDREW
Sir o Goyim. Mr BOLTON then ' submitted to the Meeting
Suth is the vigilance of the Staff of this Regiment, that one has BERNARD, and Sir CHARLES PAGET ; and in the ANOTHER LF.TTER. a Resolution, to the effect that the General Commit-
' been since apprehended at Kingston, in Surrey, and three others .
third, Admiral Lord Asizratts BEAUCLERK. ROYAL EXUMA AGE, DUBLIN, AUG. 7.
at Bristol. Steps are pursuing to take the others, information It will be observed, that, in the programme (al- tee, with the Deputies from the Parishes, in all one
having been received where they are to be found. HOLYHEAD, AUGUST 8.
--------- Fouls ()Twee, P. al. ready published) of the intended Procession to hundred and sixty-five, do appear on horseback on
the day of his MAJESTY'S entry, dressed in a blue
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. His MAJESTY has just passed down to the Pier, on move with his MAJESTY from Dunleary harbour
into
------ coat, yellow waistcoat, white small-clothes, with
Rear-Admiral Sir J. Poo BERESFORO, w.c.r.. is appointed his return from the seat of Lord ANGLESEA. The this City, no place was reserved for the citizens or
Commander-in-Chief at Leith ; and W. Cu sure, Esq. to be carriage in which his MAJESTY rode was followed for other private inhabitants of Dublin, wishing to attend. wands and badges, and that they take their place
Secretary. several miles by a crowd of the country people, who -The omission of any notice of them afforded some the Gentlemen Is
next of e County ; that as many
.." The East India Company" ship Waterloo sailed from St.
Helena on her voyage tc Liombuy on the 9th of June. huzzaed and cheered him all the way. A triumphal room for jealousy, and strongly affected the minds other inhabitants of Dublin as wish to ride, and
The Recovery, Southseaman, was all well in Novernbet last,
b is erected on the Pier • it is hung all over with of many of the most respectable inhabitants, who
.appear. in the same costume, be permitted to
on the coast of Peru, with 150 tuns of oil. join them ; that all other inhabitants, who might
stranded at Quaco arch
intermixed with' red and white roses ; the glow with an irrepressible ardour to be as near as
The ship Thomas, laden with timber, was , oak-leaves, •
(N. B.), in June, and was to be sold with her cargo on the 21st choose, might appear on foot in a costume similar to
following inscription, in the native language of Wales, possible to the person of their SOVEREIGN, as be that of
the horsemen, with
of that month.at the horsemen, i banners, according to
The Cyrene, ,fromieu Acaracu to Seara, is taken by an is placed over it : enters their city. The General Committee, there-
their respective parishes ; that they all be placed in
Insurgent privateer. " ANIIHYDEDD J. R. ERWIN ;" fore, of thirty-two, appointed to make the necessary
The Union, hlov.eisiza,from Gallicia for Cadiz, was captured
off Cadiz on the 12th ult. by an Insurgent privateer. which is thus translated-" In honour of the King." arrangements to be adopted on his MAJESTY'S auspis
PIN:AM:TO, Are,. sr p..-..Willd W. Arrived the •
Margaret, The pier is crowded with spectators. The guns on cious visit, in co-operation with the Deputies from .
pass through, and the Gentlemen of the County then
Brater, from Prince Edward's Island to 31 days. fall in the rear of the grand Procession, followed by
AUGUST 10.-Whol W.S.W.—Soled his Ma. the quay are firing a Royal salute. the nineteen Parishes of the Metropolis, convened a
PORTSMOUTH, the inhabitants of the metropolis, both those on foot
jesty's ship Null's, for I...isbon. QUARTER PAST Foes. Meeting on Sunday last, at the Royal Exchange, .
roo,e, AUGUST 10.-Wind W.S.W.-Arrived and sailed for Neverand on horseback, who will close the Procession.-
Fortitude, Ikea ; and Thetis, MusoLztow, fromW I h known •such en- were e c men to evince for the purpose of making known to his Excellency These Resolutions
the River, the eSe . are still to be submitted for the
Jamaica ; John, CII RISTIE, from Cuba; Myrtle, STATERS, from
thusiasm as when the KING rode along the pier to the LORD LIEUTENANT, their desire to have a place
- Sr. hlichael's; and several others, particulars. unkopwn. Theapprobation cf the LORD LIEUTENANT', but no doubt
Mertle remains. Came noun from the
. River, the Spanish the place of embarkation. They literally beset the in the Procession, and of soliciting him to direct ar-
is entertained of-his concurrence.
Patriot, liocc, for Cadiz, and remains. Sailed the Ruby, carriage as it passed along, waving their hats into
rangements to be made accordingly. That Meeting
tiowsoa, for Copenhagen. ...
the windows, and calling down eternal blessings on A vote of thanks to his Excellency was then pro-
Itausnarr, Averse 10.-The schooner venue Oscar has been adjourned to Monday, after adopting a Resolution,
oaf the Goodwin Sand, and brought in here with loss of an- the Kirro. The Royal barge was in preparation at posed and agreed to unanimously, for the facilities
got o to the effect of nominating a Deputation of their
ard material damage to her hull and sluing. which he spewed himself disposed
chor and cables, . . •
SOUlksesMan the foot of the ladder. As his MAJESTY approached to grant to the
aisetode, A I•GUCT 10.- The Royal Sovereign Members to wait on the Right Hon. C. GRANT, and
• has left an anchor, weighing 17cwt.2qrs. '2 1 lbs. with about thirty- it, the Gentlemen on the pier shouted " GOD save the to inform, through hint, his Excellency the LORD
their
Citizens of Dublin, to approach near the person d
two fathoms chain cable, which have since been recovered, and
KIND."The Ladies on the pier and on the balcony LIEUTENANT, that the inhabitants of Dublin had, in revered S°vereiga'' A vote of thanks was also
landed here.
YA RMOUTII, A UGUST 10.-On the Bth instant, the 11
-rant*, of the Light-house, waved their scarfs and handker- their respective Parish Vestries, appointed 165 Depu-
the Under
passed to the Right Hon. C. GRANT, Mr. GREGORY,
from London to Selds, struck on the Cross Sand,
FA IRBURR, has ' been chiefs. The r.ING, preceded by Commodore PAGET,
off this port, where she beat oil
her rudder, but sinceties to form a standing Committee, for the purpose
brought in here to repair. and followed by Lord ANGLESEA, descended the of assisting at the ceremony of receiving his MA.. A
.permanent Committee of twenty-one was then ap-
BULL, AUGUST 9.-A letter was received this morning bypointed to carry these arrangements into effect, and
J. 1? iNtrol: from Scarborough, stating that the
. Messrs. Q. and ..GG . 9 ladder with a firm and vigorous step, and is at this ante on his landing, and conducting him to the
Perseverance, had passed that port, a full ship, and gives an ac- instant seated in his barge, bowing to the crowd of city, and that they hoped they would not be ratan- to hold communication with the Executive Gooey.
count of the following
.ships belonging to this port: Abraham, •went, and with the inhabitants.
Cicero, seven ditto, 85 tuns! Cyrus, seven spectators who line the pier. As soon as his MAJESTY ded from an honour which they prized so highly.
three fish, 45 tuns;
ditto, 80 tuns; Donlon, four ditto. 60 tuns; Ivretthorpe, 11 was seated in his barge, the ships of war of the squa-' On Monday, at the early hour of ten o'clock, the DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUSTS.
ditto, 190 tuns; Exmouth, one ditto; Eagle, five ditto, 80 tuns;
Gardiner and Joseph, seven ditto, 80 tuns; Ilarmhrony,dithiee dron fired a Royal salute. Committee again met, by adjournMent, and pro- ills MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL AT HOLYHEAD
ditto, SO tuns; Jahne,onone editdmit.to
14ehrcluanrycheist:ser,t
ditto, "160 tuns' The forenoon of the day was extremely wet and ceeded to name the Deputation, who immediately We are happy to announce that his MAJESTY 01
Maryre naendfitleizditto, 'BO tuns; liachael and Ann, four ditto, 30 unpleasant ; but at two o'clock the sky cleared up, waited on Mr. GRANT, and requested he would pro- the Royal fleet reached Holyhead at an early hoar
- tunrst•uShannon, two ditto, 50 tuns; Tnielove, three ditto, 50 and the sun shone out in all his splendour. cure an answer to the above Resolution. In conse- yesterday morning.
Trafalgar seven ditto, 75 tuns; Unity, five ditto, 40 tuns ;
tuns; .
' Is tuns ; William 'lore, live ditto, 50 tuns; The wind is favourable, and the squadron are all
Walker, two ditto, . quence of the unusual bustle about the Castle, and It is reported to-day, amongst the best informed
Laurel, seven ditto, 80 tuna. preparing to get under weigh. the various avocations of Mr. GRANT at this impor- circles, that the QUEEN has paid the debt of nature,
Hors& Acriuss to.ps Faltered Inwards: Bri-
Cuenow- , Furs o'Cuietz.
ton, from Quebec ; Fancy, from St. Doptingo; Ale.xander, front cant crisis, no communication was made to the Meet- and for the sake of privacy, our Most Gracious SO-
Trinidad ; Vier Gebroeders, from Morcum; Gleaner, fro.m His MAJESTY received this morning, at Plas-
Vrow Haaje, front Rotterdam ; Hero, from % 'A- newydd, no fewer than ten Addresses, among
which ing until a very late hour last night, when a letter vereign, it is said, will land at Howth, and procra
. Tarragona;
sr f 1 • Nay, front St. Petersburgh ; Barbara, from Tana- was sent by Mr. GRANT, directed to Sir TiumaAa to the Phoenix Park, where he will remain secluded
Mari
-eor ' ....,1' rd • Ann for Dantzic ; Stentor, for LW- were those of Bangor, Beau s, and Carnarvon.--
gonw-Faite.s- Outwa s . , E MONDE, who was of the Deputation, stating, that from public notice, until the interment of the Quium
Cie ;Mary, for St. John's ; and Prosperous.: fur Calais.- u: Ike
cad osAJESTY received them all in the most gra- s
Cleared Outwards : Atlantic, for Hamburgh ; Elbe, for ditto ; . he had communicated with the LORD LIEUTENANT, shall take place.
Elizabeth, for Palermo ; Shamrock, for St. Übe's ; Ambler, for CtOUS manner.
mono • and Perseverance, for the South-Sea M hale Fishery. Six °Twee. and that his Excellency found himself unable to make We have never witnessed more intense agitatios
Asa; en.-At Oporto, the Alert, Vickers, from Brio. ol ; His MAJESTY is now at dinners and no doubt is any other arrangements than those sxhich were on than pervaded the City during the whole of yester•
Chance, Smith, from Plymouth ; Hazard, —,-- from m New-
castle • and Jost ph, llebeU, from Gibraltar. At Lisbon, Tel. entertained thathe
will sail this evening for the Bay Satorday proposed by a Deputation. This arrange- day. The expectation of its bein 1 that his
g announce
uniro ale;
Inveja, rom Chime; Paquite de Rouen and Quatre of Dublin: It is supposed that his MAJESTY will an- matt was conceived to refer to the printed Programme, MAsesTe had reached Holyhead-the apprebensita
d'Avril front llio Janeiro; le:merit° Santo, front Pernambuco ;
' a
nd Oliveira, from Para; Enterprize, chor in
rEqUite de Rio aMaria the Bay early to-morrow morning, and land in which the citizens were permitted to line the road, of the Mail bringing an account of a fatal result
Primer; Love and Unity, Grown; TiIOMI.S, Ft.S ; and Stand- about twelve or one o'clock. while the procession would move on with his MA- the Quaers's illness, together with.the uncertainty is
ley, front Newfoundland; Llisa, Berm f, oat Boston;
HOLYHEAD-Tnuasnav Eynon, Si: °Tulsa. itstv. The communication, therefore, was by no
Decatur,'Nliller, front Virginia. which this latter event, which vets but too probslies
Vessel.' stems wen.-The Maria, Cbneeu, front Cette to The KING'S Messenger has brought the melancholy means satisfactory to the Meeting, who thought a would place the further progress of his MAJESTY el
Janeiro, on the 13th of June, in lat. 6. 34. S. long. 31. 30. . lace in the corral procession ought to be allowed his ro causes ceo'
co Oporto et, of Teignmouth, fromsllshon, on the 22d intelligence of her MAJESTY'S dissolution. p g. I) nosed excursion-these various .
nu- in lat. 45. 4. out twenty-one days ; Commerce, of Dart- His MAJESTY'S yacht is now preparing to get out to the Deputies, at least, of the different Parishes, bined, produced the highest degree of popular mite'
mouth, in lat. 49. 11. out fourteen days ; Hannah (1), -6 IZAMAM' of the
Philadelphia, nit the 24th ult. in to, 48, of harbour. The wind continues westerly, but the and the more especially, as they flattered themselves int
ent. About the hour of the expected arrival
frem I undonderry to
26. Harriet, Suirsos, from liverpool to , Nliramichi, un agitation of the sea has abated. It is understood to that they were partly instrumental in inducing his Mail (half-past two o'clock until late in the wig'
Braham Castle, from Mira- )
the 6th ult. in lat. 46. 15. lung. 57.
twat to Cock, on the Ist Instant, in • • • , ,
• tat• 51 5 lnes 11 be the IClao's intention to sail with the first fair wind MAJESTY to visit this country, having, six months crowds of people on foot, and great numbers b"”*.
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