Star.
London, England, 1829-03-16 00:00:00

PRICE SEVRNPENCS.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Mascu 13.

ADDRESSES TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT:

At hall-pan twave o'clock yesterday, The Lord
Mayor and &stuffs, the Recorder, with several Al;ler•
men and Common Councilmen, proceeJei in procession
to the Cdstle, with an Address to his Eacelleocy
Duke of Northumbee land horn the Corporation. of
Dublin. Oa the arrival of the pros-s.sinn, the tersi.ris
composing it were ushered into the grand drag iog r .
where they partook plentifully of refreshments, s% &dr
were served out in abundance. They 11,eu pmcerdeJ to
the presence chamber, where the Lord Lieutenant stood
before the Woke, surrounded by his &all, an J amps in-
aqui officers of the Household. 'hie Recorder read the
Address, as follows—
TO OISIOICTLLONCT OUCH PEROT, DUOS OT VOTTIIUDITERLAND

1/101TIPIAPT Q OM 04 caesiuuoa we issLano,..kll.
" May it please your Grace.
" We, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and Citizens of the
city of kublin, beg leave to approach your Grace with semlnants
of profound reepeat, hod to o our cord's* congratelattorrtullon
your arrival in this ristarepolia.
" Our Corporation retains a grateful reuse mbiance of the *toes
and munificence of a dittinguished ancestor of your bra,cet, op.n
Viceroy of this country; and in th. 'election of igur Grate to fill
the sante exalted station, we are bound to ackhowledge a striking
proof of the paternal regard of our most gracious &overt:in fer iliis
portion of his Majesty's dominions.
" The estimation in which your Graces public character is uni-
versally held, affords the beet security that the unremitting care of
your goveruntent will be directed to the firm and impartial admi-
Dist, at ion of the laws, and to the due maintenance tot the established
institutions of the country; while the private worth and splendid
habits of your Grace, and your illustrious consort, present the
cheering prospect of encouragement and support to the manufac-
tures, the trade, and the charities of our city, and we tru.t will en-
sure the morality, as well as promote the lustre, of the Vice.itegal
Court."

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His Excellency returned the following answer, which
he read with considerable energy and clearness of nun-
dation :

" My Lord Mayor and Gentlemen,
" I thank you sincerely for your Addreu, and for your genital
congratulations on my arrival in ibis metropulis.
" It shall be my may to prove that 1 am no unworthy descendant
of hint to whose Viceregal guveruounit you so kindly recur; and
above all, you may depend upon my comunt excisions Co irAity
his Majesty's selection of nie tor this high but arduous office.
" It is my geed determination to use the power and patronize
of Government upon a principle of periect iniparsialliy, and to
et ecute the law without the slightest reference to political or party

" The manufacturers of Ireland shall receive from me the best
encouragement which I can bellow ; and I thine I c.Bl sakly pro-
mise you the warm co-operation of the Duchess in every measure
which may advance your public chasities or improve your social
intercourse."

As soon as his Excellency had concluded, the members of the
Corporation returned to the drawing.room, where they again par.
took of refreshments, and then retired.
• In about half an hour alter wards the Vice Provost of Trinity
College, accompanied by a number of the Senior and Junior Fel.
lows, and followed by several Scholars, and three or four !insulted
Students, arrived at the Castle with an Address from the Univer-
sity, and were ushered into the throne loom. The Vier-Primula
read a very long address in Latin. His Excellency returned a brief
an►wer, in which, after thanking the members ut she University
for the ear. ssion of their loyalty and attachment to the Torture,
and their gratification at his arrival in this country as Cho f ti..vera
mar, his Excellency referred wi•.h pl to the part .ut the ad-
drabs which stated the concurrence of the Members of UM.
versity in the measures proposed by the Goveninunt lur potting
an end to the political distractions and religious animosives which
unfortunately prevailed it: Ireland. His Excelkocy their stated,
that as a Graduate of one of the national Uoive! antes, he bhooki
always entertain a desire to promote the prosperity of the UiliVtr.
My of Dub.in. His Excellency concluded by statiug, that he bad
been sent to Ireland as Chief Governor, in accordance with the
desires ut the King, and fur the purpose of promoting the paternal
wishes which his Majesty bad always entertained towards this Brae
country.
The Vice-Provost, Fellows, Scc. then retired.
His Excellency appeared to be in eicellrat health, and was
denied in the Windsor uniform.