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London, England, 1821-08-16 00:00:00

EVEN!'! STAR.

SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE KING IN IRELAND

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,e4r,I4AONDON.
%•N'iIIVIGACGUST 16, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

PRICES OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHL O'CLOCK
Bank Stock, 2354.-3 per Cent. Reduced 7614 %
3 per Cent. Cons. 75% 76 1/8-3% per Cent. 87
4 per Ct. 953/4%—i per Ct. Navy 108% 109
Long Annuities 193/4—Imperial 3 per Cent. 75%.
India Bonds 595. pr.—Exchequer Bills 4s. 6s. pr.
Consols for Account 75% 761/8.

The Paris Papers to Monday last inclusive, have
arrived. They still leave the question of war be-
tween Russia and Turkey undecided; but the gene-
ral bearing of their contents is towards that result.
A private letter from Paris affirms, that the Tripoli
squadron, which was going to the assistance of the
Terks, has been surprised and captured by the Greeks.
French Five per Cents. Saturday, 87 fr. 80 c.

We have received, to-day, Madrid Papers to the
2cl August. They contain, for the first time, an ac-
knowledgment, and that founded on the most authen-
tic information, that the cause of the Insurgents in
Mexico is not by any means that hopeless specula-
tion which it was for a while represented to be. The
Government at Madrid is stated to have received ac-
counts, sent express by the Board of Trade at Cadiz,
which state that the party of ITt‘nsine was making
great progress. General Cauz had capitulated in
Guadalqudra; Colonel Ilevra had been killed in an
action; and the Insurgent troops occupied the whole
province of Vera Cruz, which place was reduced to
great distress.

this scene brought to a conclusion; and at length thecarriage proceeded towards Dublin, surroundeJ and
Pier, he took them by the hand, and in the excess
of his benevolence and condescension, heartily shook
'the hands of a number of others, quite strangers to followed by vehicles of every description, as well es
him, who eagerly sought this high honour. In the by an immense crowd of pedestrians, who gathered
and
mean time one of the light-fingered gentry contrived' strength as they proceeded, and repeatedly rent the
to take from Mr. DALY a valuable gold watch, which air with their cheers and exclamations of loyalty
he had very recently purchased for GO guineas. His attachment. There was not a soldier nor a peace
MAJESTY at length reached the carriage, and turn- officer present.
ing about, and extending both his hands in the most His MAJESTY was dressed in a large blue coat.
gracious manner, emphatically cried out to those who with a velvet collar, and wore a seal-skin foragine
cheered him, " I thank you—l sincerely thank you." cap on his head. He appeared tanned from the
" Goo bless you all !—Goo bless you all!" Sir BEN- effects of his voyage, but was in excellent health.
JAMIE BLOOMFIELD was at the carriage door ready His MAJESTY left Holyhead at ten o'clock, and
to receive his MAJESTY ; he entered it, and feeling when we reached the Park (for I accompanied hilt
somewhat exhausted, he threw himself back upon the all the way), it wanted a quarter to six. The Royal
seat. As the carriage was preparing to drive off, a carriage took the private road to the Vice.Revd
repetition of the cheering called his MAJESTY for- Lodge, and on reaching the principal entrance, his
ward again; he rallied, and with his cap off, and his MAJESTY alighted without assistance, amidst the
hands closely folded to his breast, he bowed most renewed shouts and cheers of several thousand per.
condescendingly to the Ladies and Gentlemen, who sons. lie again took off his cap and bowed with
waved their handkerchiefs and hats with indescribable great condescension, and before he entered the house,
enthusiasm. One of the wheel-horses, which was rode addressed the assembled crowd as follows:
by a postillion, owing to the pressure of the crowd
" In addressing you, my friends now around me, I conceive I
and the cheering, became restive as the carriage was am addressing the Nobility, Gentry, and Yeomanry, of Ireland,
starting ; but a Gentleman Olt the Pier, quite regard-
I can truly say this is one of the happiest moments of my lite,...
I am the first of my family who have .et font on Irish ground.
less of personal danger, seized the horse by the head,
That burst of feeling which I have witnessed in my progre
and ran forty or fifty yards in this manner with the here, has been most delightful to me ; it shah be my endea
carriage, which proceeded at a rapid pace, until to repay it. Early in life I loved Ireland; I trust I can hog
and protracted voyage ; circumstances have oecarred
the horse became manageable. Several Noblemen of a truly Irish heart. lam just now under the inconvenient.
and Gentlemen,who were mounted, gallopped after his of a long
• since
its commencement which I will not here more partiralarly
MAJESTY'S carriage ; among whom were Mr. PEEN-
allude tn. Gentlemen, accept my hearty thanks for .our trail.
DERGAST, Sir JOHN BURKE, and others. The Earl Irish welcome. I shall now take my leave of you, by czy,ig,
Of HOWTH, the SOLICITOR-GENERAL, the DEAN Of that I willdrink all your healthsina glusof good whi-keypundo
ST. PATRICK'S, and many others of distinguished His MAJESTY then shook hands mot cordially
rank, who were on the Pier, were unable to reach his with every person within his reach, without distinc-
MAJESTY'S person ; but we need scarcely add, that tion of rank or appearance, and retired. During
they joined most loudly and heartily in the enthu- short address he appeared much affected, and when
siastic greetings with which his MAJESTY was so he mentioned his early love for Ireland, be spoke
generally received. with emphasis, and in an impressive and animated
His MAJESTY, we were glad to see, looked ex- manner: he was frequently applauded. There were
tremely well; he seemed in perfect health, and not in all about one hundred persons on the lawn when
so much fatigued as we should have expected after his MAJESTY addressed them, among whom were
so long and boisterous a voyage as his MAJESTY Lord MAYO, Lord CLONIROCK, Mr. Justice Moon;
experienced. Hon. Mr. TRENCH, Mr. PRENDERGAST, Mr. Roca.
It is a fact, not a little curious, that not a single FORT, Mr. O'ltetLLy, Mr. STAPLES, Mr. 11. flts-
red coat, not a soldier nor a police officer appeared DRICK, Mr. W. JOHNSON, sc. Ilk MAJESTY spoke
with dignified ease and gracefulness. The cordial
at the lauding station, or escorted his MAJESTY on
warmth of feeling which animated his MAJESTY
his way to the Park. But he had a guard in the
whole Irish people. In Ireland, GEORGE the FOURTH may be inferred from the following trifling incident:
has as many defenders as he has subjects ; he has as Several persons who entered the demesne, having
many friends as there are Irishmen. walked on the grass in the lawn, some others of the
It was mentioned a few days ago by Sir GEORGE party called, not to tread on the grass. " Oh!" said
Y his MAJESTY, with great good humour, " don't mind
WoOD, that his MAJESTY had expressed a wish short!
before to land in Ireland on this very day, the 12th the grass—let them go where they pleas?: On his
MAJESTY'S arrival at the Park, a royal salute was
of August, the anniversary of his birth. It is not a
little addition to our pleasure here that this wish of fired from the battery, and the Union Flag was
his MAJESTY has been gratified. The 12th of Au-
hoisted on Bedford Tower.
gust is indeed a day that can never be forgotten by Thus, I have endeavoured to give a short, and I
the Irish nation. feel, a very imperfect sketch of the particulars of this
The scene at the Park this eveniag, on his MA-
heart cheering scene ; a scene which I may justly
JESTY'S arrival at the Vice-Regal Lodge, cannot be say, is the proudest Ireland ever witnessed.
conceived from any attempt to describe it. After his As his MAJESTY landed, a few guns were fired in
MAJESTY had addressed the Gentlemen who accom-
the Bay, which were answered by a Royal salute in
panied him thither, he retired into the Palace, and
the Park ; the farmer, I believe, had not been directed.
the multitude assembled quietly dispersed.
The Royal squadron entered the Bay of Dublin
The LORD LIEUTENANT, Lord SIDMOUTH, the
Marquis of LONDONDERRY, the Heads of the Irish soon after his MAJESTY had landed (the wind having
Government, and several of the personal friends
become fair) and presented to the thousands who
his MAJESTY, were in waiting to receive him. The
thronged the shores a most beautiful and gratifying I
hour at which we write is late. We shall close our of
sight. It was met by the little fleet under the com-
letter by exclaiming in the fulness of our hearts—
wand of Admiral Rowtai, which had been lying in
" GOD save—Goo bless the ICING r
Dunleary, and was conducted to that harbour. •

FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
Desus, AUGUST I.
I wrote you a hasty line last night to say that his
MAJESTY had arrived, ani proceeded to the Lodge
iii the Park. He is quite well to-day. He will not,
as supposed, embark again in order to land at Dun-
leary, but will make his public entry into the Capital
on Thursday next, proceeding from the Park by the
North Circular Road, F.ccles-street, Sackville-street,
Westmoreland-street, and Dame-street, to the Castle,
where he will hold a Levee. It is a coincidence
which gratifies our feelings very much, that his MA-
Jzsrz chose to land in Ireland on his birth-day, yes-
terday having been the 12th of August. Every one
here hopes that there will be no public mourning;
it would ruin the Dublin shopkeepers; at all events,'
should etiquette prescribe the order, there are very
few here who will, or are disposed to obey it.
EXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.
DUZLIM, AUGUST 13.
After the departure of his MAJESTY, the Marquis
of LONDONDERRY, as he was preparing to enter his
carriage, was recognized by the people, who imme-
diately hailed him with loud huzzas. The Noble
Marquis took off his hat, and returned the shouts of
the people, by repeatedly bowing to them. Before
he had time to enter his carriage, a Gentleman (Mr.
BENJAMIN NORWOOD, of Townsend-street,) stepped
from the crowd, and addressed his Lordship, saying,
"My Lord, you have been well received to-day, after
an absence of upwards of twenty years from the ca-
pital of your native country; and we have one favour
to ask of you."--" Ask it," said his Lordship.—" A
repeal of the window-tax," replied Mr. Noltwooa.
His Lordship, laying his hand upon his heart, said,
" On my honour, if it is in my power, it shall be
granted!" This declaration was received by the
people with reiterated shouts of applause.
his DUBLIN, AUGUST 13 (MONDAY EVENING).
grasped A considerable sensation was excited
gene
mintaelnldi-
ulty was gee having arrived of the QUEEN'S ath •

ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DATE.
I have at length to communicate to you the grati-
fying intelligence of the arrival of our beloved So-
vereign on these shores. This happy event took place
this afternoon at the Pier of Howth Harbour, shortly
before four o'clock.
At a quarter to four o'clock, the Lightning en-
tered the mouth of the harbour, and threw her chain
on shore; she was soon safely moored, and at this
moment a Gentleman, whose eye had been fixed on
a noble figure standing on the quarter-deck, with a
sort of convulsive cry, exclaimed, " The KING !"
Ile could say no more—the intelligence operated like
an electric shock on the multitude, and in a second
every voice was raised to its utmost, to hail our glo-
rious Monarch to our native soil. Never did I wit-
ness such enthusiasm ; every head was uncovered,
and every hand stretched forth to welcome the august
visitor, who, finding himself discovered, took off a
foraging cap which he wore on his head, and bowed
in the most graceful manner. He seemed deeply
affected ; and, as he regarded the almost frantic mass
before him, the tear of affectionate sensibility glit-
tered in his eye. Cheer followed cheer, and shout
followed shout, in quick succession, accompanied by
exclamations of " Goo bless King GEORGE the
FOURTH!" ,e Welcome—welcome ten thousaud times
to these shores!" Long may you reign!" &c.
The ladder being placed against the Pier, bis
MAJESTY, with the assistance of some of his suite,
ascended, and, for the first time, touched Irish ground.
A new burst of congratulation followed, and the
throng pressed upon his MAJESTY with impetuous
delight. His MAJESTY shook the hands which were
held out to him, and seemed fully sensible of the sin-
cerity with which he was greeted. A lane was now
formed to the carriage, into which his MAJESTY got ;

• . .
length
the
FARTHER PARTICULARS.
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Pier, he took them by the hand, and in the excess this scene brought to a conclusion; and at l
of his benevolence and condescension, heartily shook
carriage proceeded towards Dublin, surrottnd6 e.! and
"g5,......1i5000------- the hands of a number of others, quite strangers to followed by vehicles of every description, as well
by an immense crowd of pedestrians, oleo is
,640:4414L0ND0N. I DUBLIN, SUNDAY NIGHT, TWELVE O'CLOCK. him, who eagerly sought this high honour. In the
ico gathered
On Friday and Saturday evenings, Sir BENJAMIN mean time one of the light-fingered gentry contrived' strength as they proceeded, and
•repeatedly rent ti
tikilaid,WlGUST 16, 1821. BLOOMFIELD went down to Howth, which is. seven to take from Mr. DALY a valuable gold watch, which air with their cheers and exclamations of loyalty and
• .a THE FUNDS. miles from Dublin, in expectation of the arrival of he had very recently purchased for GO guineas. His attachment. There was not a soldier nor a peace
•
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : the KING there. He proceeded thither in a Royal MAJESTY at length reached the carriage, and turn- officer present.
Bank Stock, 235% 3 per Cent. Reduced 76% % carriage and four horses, while another Royal car- ing about, and extending both his hands in the most His MAJESTY was dressed in a large blue coat.
gracious manner, emphatically cried out to those who with a velvet collar, and wore a seal-skin ['cr., '
3 per Cent. Cons. 753/4 76 1/8-3% per Cent. 87 riage was in waiting at Dunleary, it being uncertain at
4 per Ct. 953/47/8---5 per Ct. Navy 108% 109 which of those harbours his MAJESTY would land. cheered him, " I thank you—l sincerely thank you." cap on his head. He appeared tanned from (be
GOD bless you all !—Goo bless you all!" Sir BEN- effects of his voyage, but was in excellent health, •
Long Annuities 193/4—Imperial 3 per Cent. 75% Sir BENJAMIN slept each night on board of the Earl ~
India Bonds 595. pr.—Exchequer Bills 4s. Gs. pr. of KINGSTON'S yacht, the Lord Ermouth, which has JAMIN BLOOMFIELD was at the carriage door ready His MAJESTY left Holyhead at ten o'clock, and
Consols for Account 7573 761/8. been some days at Howth, and at a very early hour to receive his MAJESTY ;he entered it, and feeling when we reached the Park (for lac • comparned him
this morning he was called np. somewhat exhausted, he threw himself back upon the all the way), it wanted a quarter to six. Ts
e Royal
The Paris Papers to Monday last inclusive, have At tight o'clock the Chichester packet came within seat. As the carriage was preparing to drive off, a carriage took the private road to the Vice.4.,g4
arrived. They still leave the question of war be- a few miles of the harbour, but from the state of the repetition of the cheering called his MAJESTY for- Lodge, and on reaching the principal entrance,
I-,
tween Russia and Turkey undecided; but the gene- wind she was not able to make it; and no packet ward again; he rallied, and with his cap off, and his MAJESTY alighted without assistance, amidst thile
rah bearing of their contents is towards that result. being at this side of the water, a boat was imme-
hands closely folded to his breast, he bowed most renewed shouts and cheers of several thousand per.
A private letter from Paris affirms, that the Tripoli diately dispatched with the Irish letters t 3 her, which condescendingly to the Ladies and Gentlemen, who sons. lie again took off his cap and bowel with
squadron, which was going to the assistance of the brought back the English mail from the Chichester
waved their handkerchiefs and hats with indescribable great condescension, and before he entered the house,
Torks, has been surprised and captured by the Greeks. in return ; and having made this interchange of enthusiasm. One of the wheel-horses, which was rode addressed the assembled crowd as follows:
am addressing the Nobility, Gentry, and Yeomanry, of Ireland.
on nmsyh
p_ rrordren
French Five per Cents. Saturday, 87 fr. 80 c." In addressing you, my friends now around me, I cone • /
mails, the packet, without lowering a sail, put di- by a postillion, owing to the pressure of the crowd
I can truly say this is one of the happiest moments of my life.-
-•-•—. rectly about, and sailed for Holyhead. and the cheering, became restive as the carriage was
We have received, to-day, Madrid Papers to the
Sir BENJAMIN BLOOSIFIELD received dispatches starting ; but a Gentleman Oh the Pier, quite regard-
lam the first of my family who have set font I • g
g2d August. They contain, for the first time, an ac-That burst of Feeling which I have wi n s
by the Chichester, which inclined him to believe that less of personal danger, seized the horse by the head,
here, has been most gdelightful to me ; ittshesahedbeill
knowledgment, and that founded on the most authen- his MAJESTY, or a Messenger with further dispatches, and ran forty or fifty yards in this manner with the
my endeavour
tic information, that the cause of the Insurgents in
would arrive in the steam-packet by the evening tide
of a truly Irish heart. lam just now under the inconvenience
tide, carriage, which proceeded at a rapid pace, until to repay it. Early in life I loved Ireland; I trust I can boast
Mexico is not by any means that hopeless specula-
of a long and protracted voyage; circumstances have occartsl
and he was accordingly on the look-out from a mar-
tion which it was for a while represented to be. The
tello tower nearly the whole day. the horse became manageable. Several Noblemen
Government at Madrid is stated to have received ac- The Congregation which assembled at the Church
and Gentlemen,who v,-ere mounted, gallopped after his
• since its commencement which I will not here more partiralarly
Cadiz, •MAJESTY'S carriage ; among whom were Mr. PREN-
allude to. Gentlemen, accept my hearty thanks for sour rrah.
Irish welcome. I shall now take my leave of you, by nyi,,ie
counts, sent express by the Board of Trade at at Howth, having received some intimation of this
which state that the party of ITeestne was making DERGAST, Sir JOHN BURKE, and others. The Earl
circumstance, judged that some decisive news would 4 II
0: ..OWTH, the SOLICITOR-GENERAL, the DEAN Of that I will drink all your healths in a glusuf good whikeypocks
great progress. General CRUZ had capitulated in
Guadalqu ;Colonel IlEyta had been killed in an
whole arrive by the steam-packet then due; and after the Sr. PATRICK'S, and many others of distinguished His MAJESTY then shook hands mot toniu. Ily
action ;and the Insurgent troops occupied th ara
performance of Divine Service, they went down in rank, who were on the Pier, were unable to reach his with every person within his reach, without distine.
e .
animus expectation to the Pier-head. MAJESTY'S person ; but we need scarcely add, that tion of rank or appearance, and retired. Duringles province of Vera Cruz, which place was reduced to ,
It a quarter before three o'clock, some Gentlemen they joined most loudly and heartily in the entire- short address he appeared much affected, and when
great distress. on the Pier discovered, by the help of good glasses, siastic greetings with which his MAJESTY was so he mentioned his early love for Ireland, he spoke
THE ARMY. a steam-packet at some distance, the announcement generally received. with emphasis, and in an impressive and animated
of which circumstance produced a strong sensation, His MAJESTY, we were glad to see, looked ex- manner: he was frequently applauded. There were
The loth and 15th Ilcsiments, quartered at Portsmouth, have and excited hopes which, happily, were not to be dis- tremely well; he seemed in perfect health, and not in all about one hundred persons on the lawn when
received orders to reduce their strength each two companies,
appointed. In about twenty minutes afterwards, a so much fatigued as we should have expected after his MAJESTY addressed them, among whom w
viz. two Captains, two Lieutenants, two Ensigns, and 120 men,
ere
to take place from the 1 nth of August. second steam packet, holding the same course, was so long and boisterous a voyage as his MAJESTY Lord MAYO, Lord CLONEROCK, Mr. Justice Moose, The ad Dragoon Guards, after a residence in the barracks at
distinct • descried d the h • o
}, an abovehorizon several expene• need. Hon. Mr. TRENCH, Mr. PRENDERGAST, Mr. RUCH-
Newcastle of about four months, have marched for Scotland.
FORT, Mr. O'REILLY, Mr. STAPLES, Mr. 11. iliS-
They are to be replaced by the 2cl, Dragoon Guards, now on their large three-masted vessels were made out. There was It is a fact, not a little curious, that not a single
march from Sheffi.id and the neighbouring towns.
DRICK, Mr. W. JOHNSON, lice. Ilk MAJESTY spoke
now a doubt but that his MAJESTY, or some
Last week the 77th Regt. marched iuto Sunderland barracks. hardly red coat, not a soldier nor a police officer appeared
--- account from him, would arrive within a short time, at the lauding station, or escorted his MAJESTY on
with dignified ease and gracefulness. The cordial
NAVAL IN E TELLIGNCE. and all the Sunday visitors to the I'ier of Howth con- his way to the Park. But he had a guard in the warmth of feeling which animated his MAJESTY
may be inferred from the following trifling incident:
sequently remained to ascertain the issue.
F.aat Moms PACTET.WI.! learn from a Livt rpool Paper, whole Irish people. In Ireland, GEORGE the FOURTH
Several persons who entered the demesne, having
• that among tine passengers lost in the Earl Moira were Mr. W. At a quarter past four o'clock the steam-packet has as many defenders as he has subjects ;he has as
31` Lena, of Port-Glasgow ; and Mr.. MA Itr•A RET Donau, of
Dublin, both of whom have been interred at se,dowy. The which appeared first in sight, closed in with Ireland's many friends as there are Irishmen. walked on the grass in the lawn, some others of the
party called, not to tread on the grass. " Oh!" said
number of bodies which have yet heel, found are fourteen;.iar oot eye, and an extraordinary anxiety was now mani- It was mentioned a few days ago by Sir GEORGE
hurpeeatm‘t.vma,matsh,ryee women, and three , have
Y his MAJESTY, with great good humour, " don't mind
of
been these,
et
taken tested by all upon the Pier when it was perceived WoOD, that his MAJESTY had expressed a wish short!
the grass—let them go where they pleas?: On his
A Dublia Paper, received thi, morning, says —" From a pas- that she bore a large flag upon the peak. In a few before to land in Ireland on this very day, the 12th
settger who arrived' in the Waterloo steam-packet yesterday, we .
minutes afterwards the Royal travelling carriage of August, the anniversary of his birth. It is not a MAJESTY'S arrival at the Park, a royal salute was
find that a Mr lt 110 %D• ai d the sister of an emi-
are sorry to . • A • • • i
the
nentsufferer Physici on of this
ard city East
Mth her teen children, are amongst which had taken Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD the little addition to our pleasure here that this wish of
fired from the battery, and the Union Fly, was
bo theoira."
PLY HOCTI4, C A TA't .s 14.—Wind W.—Arrived the Nautilus, evening before to Hussain was seen approaching the his MAJESTY has been gratified. The 12th of Au- hoisted
have endeavoured to give a short, and I
hoisted on Bedford Tower.
Titter., front London for the Cape of Good Hope; and Mathew, Pier at a rapid pace, and exactly
‘at half-past four, gust is indeed a day that can never be forgotten by Thus,
feel, a very imperfect
scene s;kaetcslcieonfethwehpicakrtifcumlaarsy
roms, from ditto for New South Shetland. Arrived off this _ .
~ .
0, .
the Lo,eoune, steam-packet, Captain SKINNER, ran the Irish nation.
port, the Margaret, Joirs.a.t. N, from London for the Cape; and
Ann, GirosraG, from ditto for Trieat
c. alongside, and came to at the projection on the west The scene at the Park this evenieg, on his MA- heart cheering of
futhstlisy 1
nowisstuctir, Acor ST 15.
Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the
of
point the Pier head. There was now a JESTY'S arrival at the Vice-(legal Lodge, cannot be
WATCHFUL cutter, from a cniize. Sailed the Aarsuasce store
ship, or
INGTON, f Chatham ; and Ow
.S.IM CA TETOhisN on aj ern
.sty's ship NILIILY, ize. suspense of a couple of minutes, when some Gentle- conceived from any attempt to describe it. After his As his MAJESTY landed, a few guns were fired in
for Lisbon. LT Id AUGUST i •:;•iled Ala
men among the assembled throng perceived his MA- MAJESTY had addressed the Gentlemen who accom-
the Bay, which were answered by a Royal salute in
stlosoeThnafter e Park
it;
othyh
iaesl former,3,.siciAujazdsroTl:bhe
ael believe,
tvleaer
e,ndd hadedt
hne
(theo tßa beenvi
on
fd directed.
Dilauvbilnign
DEAL Avers, 15.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the JESTY on board. They immediately cheered him, panied him thither, he retired into the Palace, and
River, le Mariana, Row, from Sr. Thontlu,'s Progress, Tat.-
s were quickly re-ec oe by every the multitude assembled quietlydispersed.
and their cheet h d
am; from Honduras; Alonzo, Teases., front Bourdeaux ;
and Swift, PEARSON, from Norway for Portsmouth. person on the Pier, many of whom were of the first The LORD LIEUTENANT, Lord SIDMOUTH, the
Dome, A 13111 ST 15.—The Master and crew of the Sunderland
brig Ann and Jane, Hemmer, from Myth for Portsmouth, have distinction. His MAJESTY now stood forward about Marquis of LONDONDERRY, the Heads of the Irish
become fair) and presented to the thousands who
landed here in their boat. The vessel sprung a leak at six, A. as. midships, next the Pier: he was dressed in a close Government, and several of the personal friends of
the North Foreland bearing W. by N. distant nine or ten miles ; thronged the shores a most beautiful and gratifying
and they were obliged to take to the boat, when the vessel inn- ong coa , trousers, an a oots, ablack i .
l blue t blue • •dh lf b This MAJESTY, were in waiting to receive him. The
sight. It was met by the little fleet under the com-
mediately sunk. silk handkerchief round his neck, a seal skin travel- hour at which we write is late. We shall close our
HARWICH, arrourr 15.—Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet, mand of Admiral RowExi., which had been lying in
for Cuxhaven ; and Prince of Orange ditto, fur Holland: each ling cap, with a broad gold band, and white silk letter by exclaiming in the fulness of our hearts— mand
and was conducted to that harbour. •
with a Mail. gloves. The moment his MAJESTY heard the cheers ' GOD save—Goo bless the Kixc !"
Custom- Hoese, A ecusr I s.—Entercd inwards: Harmony,
of FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
Iris delighted and faithful people, he, in the most ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DATE.
from Trinidad; Active, front Calais; Nancy, from Memel;
I wrote you a hasty line last night to say that his
DUMMY, AUGUST 13.
liebe, from St. l'etersburgh ; Aid, and Frederickton, from graceful and gracious manner, took off his cap, and I have at length to communicate to you the grati-
St. John's; Fox, from Ostend; Albion, from St. Lucia; Nel-
MAJESTY had arrived, and proceeded to the Lodge
son, from Cape Breton ; Speedwell, from Stangate ('reek; Jane, waving it over his head several times, returned the fying intelligence of the arrival of our beloved SO-
from I layti ; Benjamin, from Quebec; Indian, from Jamaica; joyous salutation. A small ship ladder, covered with veteign on. these shores. This happy event took place
Rockers, from Grenada ; Britannia, from Tobago; Shamrock, R the Park. He is quite well to-day. He will not,
from Belfast ; Row, from Waterford.—Cleared Outwards: carpeting, was now placed against the side of the this afternoon at the Pier of Howth Harbour, shortly
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as supposed, embark again in order to land at Dun-
Joseph, for Dublin ; Euphrates, for the Cape; and NianersieY vessel and the Pier, to facilitate his MAJESTY'S before four o'clock.
Castle, for St. John's.
DISTRIBUTION or Paixt-Mosar.--The Aurora, to receive landing--for, as the tide had ebbed, the landing- At a quarter to four o'clock, the Lightning en-
balance of proceeds of the Danish ship Wilhelmina, the Sth of oNearnoriubtrih cstidr
place was considerably higher than the deck of the tered the mouth of the harbour, and threw her chain
September,Clifford's Inn, and recalled there Wed-
nesdays and Thursdays. packet. His MAJESTY was preceded by several of on shore; she was soon safely moored, and at this Westmoreland-street, and Dame-street, to the Castle,
his suite: and we were rejoiced to perceive that his moment a Gentleman, whose eye had been fixed on
Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Duchess of MAJESTY, notwithstanding
assistance standing on the quarter-deck, with a figure where he will hold a Levee. It is a coincidence
his fatigue, required no a noble
KENT, accompanied by the Princesses VICTORIA and
i which gratifies our feelings very much, that his MA-
n mounting to the top of the ladder, which, sort of convulsive cry, exclaimed, " The KING !"
FEODORE, and attended by the Baroness de SPA cut, JESTY chose to land in Ireland on his birth-day, yes-
Mademoiselle I,Enzasr, Captain CONROY, and Doc-more—the intelli ence o rated like
when he. reached, the pressure of the crowd was so Ile could say no g pe
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tor NlaroN, left Kensington Palace for Bognor, excessive, that Iris MAJESTY was lifted several yards an electric shock on the multitude, and in a second
shit would
.ruin the Dublin
. shopkeepers; at all events,
Yesterday, at half-past eleven o'clock, the Duke before he touched Irish ground. This circumstance every voice was raised to its utmost, to hail our glo- . • .
ould etiquette prescribe the order, there are very
and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the reigning Duke must have produced extreme inconvenience to Iris rious Monarch to our native soil. Never did I wit-
of SAXE MEI NINGEN, attended by their several suites,
MAJESTY, but it was not possible to avoid it. Almost mess such enthusiasm; every head was uncovered,
left their residences, the King's Palace, St. James's,few here who will, or are disposed to obe it.
to proceed on a tour, on a visit to the Earl of EGRE- the whole of the persons who witnessed his MAJES- and every hand stretched forth to welcome the august
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MONT, at his seat at Petworth, in Sussex, to Bognor, TY'S arrival, occupied the small tongue of land pro- visitor, who, finding himself discovered, took off a EXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.
Portsmouth, the Isle of Wight, Sm. jetting from the Pier, and which tongue of land foraging cap which he wore on his head, and bowed DIJIILIAI, AUGUST 13.
• Yesterday, the dispatches for China, by the ship After the departure of his MAJESTY, the Marquis
forms the place of disembarkation from the packets; in the most graceful manner. He seemed deeply
Scaleby Castle, Captain D. R. NEWALL, were closed it of LONDONDERRY, as he was preparing to enter his
carriage, was recognized by the people, who imme-
at the East India House, and delivered to the Purser and was out of the question to attempt opening a affected ; and, as he regarded the almost frantic mass
of that ship. passage for his MAJESTY through the crowd ; for as it before him, the tear of affectionate sensibility glit-
diately hailed him with loud huzzas. Tire Noble
The Gazette Order for Mourning chews great dis- was, numbers were in danger of falling into the water tered in his eye. Cheer followed cheer, and shout
crimination. It is the Court alone which is ordered at either side of thevery narrow projection ofwhich we followed shout, in quick succession, accompanied by Marquis took off his hat, and returned the shouts of
to go into mourning—the People require no order! theby repeatedly bowing to them. Before
he had time to enter his carriage, a Gentleman (Mr.
people,
speak. We trust his MAJESTY was sensible of the cause exclamations of "Goo bless King GEORGE the
The 16th of August is memorable for the affair of
of the inconvenience he must have suffered. Thoug h FOURTH!" 4/ Welcome—welcome ten thousand times
Manchester—the 14th of August will be quite as
memorable for the affair of Cumberlad-Gate. thus incommoded and pressed upon by the eager to these shores!" ,I Long may you reign!" &c. BENJAMIN NORWOOD, of Townsend-street,) stepped
Stade, the place for which the ship will sail from throng, he received their congratulations with every The ladder being placed against the Pier, bis from the crowd, and addressed his Lordship, saying,
Harwich with her MAJESTY'S body, is upon the river demonstration of kindness and affection—indeed, so MAJESTY, with the assistance of some of his suite, " My Lord, you have been well received today, after
Elqe, distant by sea from Harwich about 400 Eng- alive did his MAJESTY appear to the perilous situa- ascended, and, for the first time, touched Irish ground. an absence of upwards of twenty years from the ca-
pital of your native country, and we have one favour
lish miles. Stade is within tire kingdom of Hanover, him, that he A new burst of congratulation followed, and the and the distance thence to Brunswick is about 110 tion of many of those who surrounded
ask
of
to
miles, over roads of the worst description. several times warned them of it by the motion of his throng pressed upon his MAJESTY with impetuous
To heighten the confusion which occurred during hands. Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD now made his delight. His MAJESTY shook the hands which were repeal of the window-tax," replied Mr. NORWOOD.
the Funeral Procession on Tuesday, a formidable way to the carriage, in order to get the door opened held out to him, and seemed fully sensible of the sin-
His Lordship, laying his hand upon his heart, said,
gang of thieves assembled in Tottenham Court-road, for his MAJESTY, while the cheering of all present rent cerity with which he was greeted. A lane was now "On my honour, if it is in my power, it shall be
and, using the watch-word " Queen," committed the air. The Ladies waved their handkerchiefs, the formed to the carriage, into which his MAJESTY got; granted!" This declaration was received by the
depredations upon and knocked down many respect- Gentlemen.
their hats, while his MAJESTY frequently hut he was no sooner seated than a hundred handspeople with reiterated shouts of applause.
able persons with impunity, under the very eye of
the police officers, who had not the power of stopping took off his cap, and acknowledged this welcome. were again thrust towards him ; and as he held his DUBLIN, AUGUST 13 (MONDAY EVEN ISO.
their villainous career. Some of them, however, are —On his MAJESTY recognizing Mr. BowEs DALY, own hands, one out of each window, they were grasped A considerable sensation was excited from intelli-
in custody, and others are known. . and several other Gentlemen known to him, on the with most affectionate kindness. With difficulty was gene having arrived of the QUEEN'S death, and
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