Star.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

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Firlay, Esq. Sir Richard Steele, Bart. Thomas White, Fsq.
Thomas Spencer, Esq. Henry Arable', Esq. J. J. Bagot, Esq.
Robert La Touche, Esq. C. Clinch, -Esq. John WWII, Esq.
The Committee accordingly prepared an Aaldress,
which was unanimously agteed to.
LUXE WHITE, Esq. then proposed that a Com-
mittee of Five should be appointed to make the ne-
cessary arrangements for respectfully receiving his
MAJESTY at Dunleary, and to report the result of the
deliberations to a Meeting, to be assembled at Kil-
mainham this.day.
The motion was seconded by Mr. HAMILTON, and
both Resolutions being unanimously approved of, the
Meeting separated.

DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING.
His MAJzsry is fast approaching the shores of this
part of his kingdom. He is now on the water, beat-
ing up in all probability for, or doubling the Land's
End. He has.r4ther a long voyage from this point
up the Irish Channel to Holyhead, where he purposes
to rendezvous. We should suppose that be will not
be able to reach this point of his destination before
Wednesday next, and it is not perhaps until Thurs-
day or Friday at the earliest that the citizens of Dub-
lin, and the multitude which is pouring into the city
from every quarter of the kingdom, shall have the
happiness of shouting their enthusiastic welcome to
the King of Ireland.
In the meantime, the City is filling with great ra-
pidity. All the hotels in Dublin are engaged, and
numbers of private houses are occupied. Not fewer
than two hundred passengers, most of them distin-
guished personages, and persons in their suite, ar-
rived by the Belfast steam-packet, yesterday, from
Liverpool. Thousands were thronging to the beach
in Liverpool, and every vessel from the British shores
comes freighted with passengers. The Holyhead
packets are equally crowded. Numbers are now at
the Head waiting for conveyance.
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Among the persons of distinction who have ar-
rived, are—
The klarquis sad Marchioness of Conyngham, Sir Marcus
Somerville, Lord Stopford, E. S. Capper, Esq. M.P. General
Croker, the Earl of Kingston, Lord Blaney, Lord and Lady
Dufferia, W. G. Paxton, Esq. M.P. Colonel O'Malley, James
Daly, Esq. M.P. Lords Lorton, Caledon, and Forbes, Marshal
Lord Beresford, John W. Croker, Esq. kI.P. Lord Bishop of
Raphoe, Bishop of elope, Sir George Wood, Aide-de-Camp to
the Kiag, General Hatt, BLP. ace. &c. &c.

Almost all the Counties and every Corporate Body
in the kingdom, are convened for the purpose of
voting Congratulatory Addresses to his MAJESTY on
his arrival.

The business doing in Dublin within the last week
or two has been extraordinary. The design of his
MAJESTY that all his subjects should approach him
in the manufactures of the country, has given an.
extraordinary impulse to trade, particularly the
woollen manufacture. We understand that orders
have been received by the Merino Factory, at Kil-
kenny, to prepare cloths for his MAJESTY, his Mi-
nisters, and servants. No Gentleman will now ap-
pear in any cloth but from the Irish loom. 'This
will do more than has been done for a century to
promote and revivify this the ancient manufacture of
Ireland.
The following are the arrangements to be observed
upon his MAJESTY'S arrival, to commence from Wed-
nesday next, the Bth instant (supposing that to be the
day):—Thursday, Levee; Friday, Dinner; Satur-
day, Drawing Room; Sunday, in State to Christ
Church; Monday, Levee; Tuesday, Drawing Room;
Wednesday, Dinner ; Thursday, Concert ; Friday,
Ball and Supper ; Saturday, Dinner.

We understand the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, &c.
are to be marshalled according to rank to receive his
MAQESTY when he disembarks at Dunleary.

It has been suggested that his MAJESTY might
enjoy the pleasure of witnessing a naval fight in
Dublin Bay during his stay, surrounded as it is by
Martello towers and batteries, besides the Pigeon-
house fort, a sham attack on which by the Royal
squadron would present, from the peculiar situation
and beauty of the Bay (not equalled even by Naples),
one of the most splendid coup d'ceils, perhaps, ever
witnessed in naval tactics.
The Earl of BANTRY has addressed Sir BENJAMIN
BLOOMVI ELD, making through him to our SOVEREIGN
a dutiful request that his MAJasry may graciously
condescend to honour Seafield Park with his presence,
should his MAJESTY be pleased to Visit the southern
part of Ireland.
Yesterday, several large packages were landed
from Liverpool, with a number of large turtle for
his MAJESTY.

The Earl of CtoultELL, who has been an absentee
for many years, has given directions to his agent here
to take a suitable residence for him during his Ma-

JEsTv's visit.

Lord HARTLAND has taken a splendid mansion,
and intends to make an appearance suitable to his
rank and fortune.
We have heard that several Noblemen from the
south, with splendid equipages, &c. are hourly ex-
pected in town.
At a Meeting of the Sub-Committee, appointed
by the General Meeting of the County of Dublin, to
devise the most respectful mode of receiving hts MA•'
.TESTY, held this day, Luxe Wilms, Esq. in the
Chair, it was resolved-
-44 That it would be inconsistent with the forms prescribed by
the Royal Ceremonial that any private individuals should take
a place in the procession from Durileary to Dublin. We recom.
mend the Gentlemen of tlw County of tu 'assemble on