Star.
London, England, 1821-08-01 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

At fiodgson's Hotel, Dover-street—Countess Undsey, from
Lincolnshire; Mrs. Henry. Plunkett and family, from Math;
and Colonel Marley, from a tour.
DEPARTURES.

The Duke and Duchess of Rutland, for &iv* Castle, Rut-
land-dike ; the junior part of the family for Cheveley Parks
Newmarket.

The Earl and Countess of St. Cermain's and family, for roil
Eliot, Cornwall.
The Earl and Countess of Caledon and family, for Ireland.
Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish and family, for Eastbourne.
The Earl of Chichester aLti family, for Scaner, Sussex.
C. Dymoke, Esq. for Lincolnshire.
Lord and Lady li. Spencer, raid the Hon. Mr. POrsonby,
for Woolheding, Sussex.
Lord Sydney, for Kent.
The Earl of Abergavenny, for Sussex.
Lord Arden, for Nork, Surrey.
Lord and Lady Cranbourne' frit Hatfield.
From the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly—Lord Deerinirst, for
Worcestershire; and Sir Alexander Don, Bart. for 6.:iitiand.
From Warren's lintel, Condiait stieet—Sir Philip and Lady
Durham, for Edinburgh ; Mr. and Alrz. Scott, for ehziteuhatu ;
and Mr. arld 111.1..aqihy, lot S.alselks

DEPARTURE OFTIIE KING FOR MEL ANt.

Yesterday morning, about half-past eleven
his MAJESTY left his Palace, in Pall-Mall, on his Way
to Ireland. His MAJESTY went in his plain ark
travelling cart iage, attended by Lord GRAVES as tla
Lord in Waiting, escorted by a party of the l4;11
Light Dragoons. The KING proceeded as far as
Kingston with his own horses, and thence to Ports.
mouth with post-horses. His MAJESTY was to eat.
bark and dine on board the Royal yacht.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 28.

It is with delight we have to announce tint
MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to signify his
intention of honouring our University with his re_
sence at a dinner. This mark of condescension and
kindness will be felt not only as an !Irmo:it to the
University, but to the whole nation. It is an honour
to literature and science—to the yrowing generation,
as well as to the present men of Ireland.

The Examination hall is to be fitted up with the
most imposing splendour; it will, on this occasion,
present a coup &cell, such as has never been witne,s:4l
within the walls of old Trinity. It is to be remarked,
that since his MAJESTY came to the Throne, he has
not dined with any Public Body in the Empire. At
all events, Dublin will be the first of our h,nversities
honoured with his presence. We hope that the poetic
talent of Alma Mater will be put in requisition oa
this occasion. The Muse of Ireland has now an op.
portunity to distinguish herself.

PUBLIC DINNER.

A Meeting was held at the Royal Exchange res.
terday, the Right Ilon. the LORD MAYOR in dm
Chair, to consider the best means of promoting a
Public Dinner, on a grand and extensive scale, from
which all party matters are to be absolutely excluded.
Mr. O'CONNELL, Mr. LE I'OER TRENCH, and
BETHEL, delivered their sentiments, and it wasta
solved that another General Meeting, at which all
classes of the inhabitants of Dublin are invitedto
tend, shall be held on Monday next, at three ticlock
at the Exchange, for the purpose of choosing
Stewards (Protestants and Catholics), and making
other necessary arrangements preparatory to a dinner,
which, it was determined, shall take place at Mon-
RISON'S, on Wednesday, the Ist of August, in honour
of his MAJESTY'S Coronatioh.

The LORD MAYOR took occasion in the course of
the day to state, that no man regretted more sincerely,
or disapproved more strongly. the transactions 4.lthe
12th of July. He had laboured anxiously and zea-
lously to prevent those most distressing occurrences,
lie had pledged himself to use his best exertions to
prevent them, and he would lay his hand on his beer,
and conscientiously say, he had redeemed Lis pledge.