The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

AN,

ON THE DEATH OF BONAPARTE.

Le nom de Bonaparte si eber
Nous ehansreoos. ear it est Mart} r,
Et a present en Treece misere
On tilt helas ! Le Bon est partr.

ON THE MOVING BOG.

So anxious num seems to hail her livtn,
And to the Rol al Guest, due honour bring.
That Town and Country are prepared to greet him.
Nay, e'en the very Bogs hare moved to meet hint.

THE KING'S VI4IT TO IRELAND.

DURLIX, JULY 20.—A letter has been received from
Commodore the Hon. Sir Charles Paget, K. B.C. Cap-
tain of his Majesty's yacht, directing a Chart of Dun-
leary Harbour to be tent to him, with the soundings
marked, &c. to ascertain if it is capable of holding
a ship of the line, four frigates, and twelve sloops of
war, which are to form the Convoy Fleet to his Ma-
jesty.
The Commissioners of Dunleery Harbour bare up-
wards of 500 men employed in repairing the roads in
the vicinity, preparatory to his Majesty's arrival in
that harbour.
Lord Poweracourt has nearly completed the new
Carriage Roads through the Dargle and Waterfall
Park, to enable his Majesty to view the beatiful
and romantic scenery of that part of the country.
CATHOLIC AGGRIGATH MEETING, DVIILIN.-At a
numerous and respectable Meeting of the Roman
Catholics which took place on Thursday last, at the
Metropolitan Chapel, in Marlborough-street, Lord
Fingall in the Chair, an Address was moved to his
Majesty by Sir Thomas Esmonde, to which an amend•
went was moved by Mr. M•Donnell, and alter a lung
discussion, the original motion was carried.
His Majesty, says the Hampshire Telegraph, will
embark on his voyage to Ireland in about ten days.
The Prince Regent yacht, Sir M. Seymour, will sail
for Holyhead on Tuesday, to embark there such of the
Noble persons of his Majesty's suite as wish to avoid
the circuitous voyage which his Majesty and the Royal
squadron will snake. The following ships will com-
pose the Royal cortege, under the command of the
Hon. Sir Charles Paget:—loyal George (Commodore;)
Royal Sovereign yacht, Capt. Chas. Adam; Artire
frigate. Sir James Alexander Gordon, K.C.B. ; Glas-
gow frigate, Capt. B. C. Doyle ; Doris frigate, Capt.
T. Graham; Athol frigate, Capt. 11. Bourchier;
Niemen frigate, Capt. Sibly ; Tyne, Capt. J. K.
White; Lee, Capt. Stewart Blacker; Hind, Sir Chas.
Borrard, Bart.; Chamelion, Capt. Mingav; Wolfe,
Capt. Yeoman ; and the Starling cuter, Lieut Reeve.

THE LORD LIEUTININT.-11iS Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant landed on Sunday afternoon (14th instant)
at Dunteary, from on board the Dorset yacht. His
Excellency was received by an immense concourse
of persons assembled on the Pier, who greeted his
arrival by loud and long continued cheers, whilst the
guns of the yacht and the several a essels in the har-
bour fired a salute in honour of the occasion. Ills
Excellency immediately proceeded in his travelling
carriage to the Vice Regal residence in the Phoenix
Park. To-day (Tuesday, 17th instants) his Excel-
lency the Lord Lieutenant gave audience, at Dublin
Castle, to numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, who
presented themselves to welcome the return of his
Excellencv, and to pay their dutiful congratulations.

—(Daib(ia Patriot.)
Penile EXHIBITION OP WESTMINSTER
HALL—Sa-
turday Westminster Hall was opened to the public.
The crowd who assembled on the platform, which has
been uncovered, extended from the great door to the
entrance from the east corner of Palace yard, and the
area between that and the Court of Exchequer was
filled with carriages and several respectably dressed
people. The door was not opened till nearly half-
past twelve, when the pressure was immense, and the
constables' staves went most furiously to work. The
most appalling shrieks were issued by some females,
who had the hardihood to attempt an entrance, and
ran the risk of severe contusions, if not of broken
limbs. The people were let in by batches, the door
being closed as each went in. They remained gene-
rally ten minutes, and then went out by the passage
under the staircase to the House of Commons. If the
people were allowed to go in three or four abreast,
and requested to walk slowly on, they would have
sufficient view of this splendid Hall, and ten times
the number would be able to gratify their curiosity.
RIM'S' IN HMI PARK.—The Ist and 2d Regi-
ments of Bucks Yeomanry, Colonels the Marquess of
Buckingham and Lord Temple, were reviewed on Sa
tnrday morning by his Royal Highness the Duke of
York, who arrived on the ground about nine o'clock.
The Marquessof Buckingham headed his regiment in
a scarlet uniform. His Royal Highness passed through
the ranks, and having inspected the men and their ac-
coutrements, took post, with his Staff about him, on
the east side of the ground. The troops then passed
in review before him in lines, companies, and finally
in close column, performing various evolutions. Af-
terwards his Royal Highness moved forwards, and
having expressed to the Noble Marquess his satisfac-
tion at the respectable state of force and discipline in
which the regiments had presented themselves, left
the field, and arrived with his military retinae at the
Horse Guards before ten o'clock.
BEQI:EST PROM BONAPARTE TIP LADY HOLLAND.
It is known that Napoleon Bonaparte has, by his will,
given to Lady Holland the snuff box which he for-
merly received from the Pope. In this box there is
a note in the hand writing of Napoleon, containing
the following words :—"Testimony of remembrance
and gratitude to Lady Holland." Lady Holland is
now at Paris.—(Paris Paper.)
' The trial of Mr. Carlile's sister and his shopman
are to come on in the Court of King's Bench at Guild-
hall, to-morrow. One of the prosecutions against
Mary Ann Carlile is by the Society for the Suppres-
sion of Vice, and the other is by the Constitutional
Association.
At Newcastle Races on Tuesday, Dunsinane won the
tiosforth Stakes; Fortuna won the Filly Stakes ; and
Borodino the King's Plate.—On Wednesday. Mr. Fer-
cason's Jonathan won the Silver Cup i■ 2 heats: on
Thursday, Oonsalvi won the Oold Cup; and Miss Sin-
tax won the Members' Plate of 501.
BsTTttto ON THE DONCASTER ST. Lucia. AT NM.
CASTLB.-3 to 1 agst Oustavas-11 tot agst Jack Spigot
—8 to I apt Vingt-sts--.12 to I apt Fortuna—l4 to 1
opt Colwell.