The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-03 00:00:00

PREPARATIONS POR RECEIVING Till
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BY TRI LORD LIEUTZBANT AND COVSCIL or INBLABIK

TA LBO'S',
His Excellency theoltertl•Lieuteeent hulag laid be.
fore his Majesty's Priey Council_the following letter
from the Right Honourable Sir njamin Bloomfield,
Knight, &c.
" gtephen's-green, Jul 30, 1821.
" Mt' Lone—l ant cominanded by the King, to ap-
prise your Excellency, that it is his Majesty's intention
to reside:you, in Holyhead harbour, and 'there to re-
maim until your Excellency shall be smelled to acquaint
his Majesty, that the authorities of Dublin are ready to
receive him.
" His Majesty has been graciously pleased to adopt
I. this arrangement, with a view to relieve his faithful
'lrish subject, from the snspense and uneertalety of
time which unavoidably attend a sea voyage.
" With great respect I have the honour to be, my
,Lord, year Excellency's obedient bumble servant,
" B. BLOoMFIELD.
" His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant."
It is ordered that the same be published in an Rl-
traordinary Gazettf, for the purpose of Giving the
earliest and most, public notification of such his )la-
pigsty's most gracious command, and of the regard and
eaesideration his Majesty has thereby condescended
to manifest to his faithful and loving Irish subjects.
Given et the Council heather in Dublin, this
311 It day of Jely, Ib2
W. ARMAGH, NORICRY,
MANNERS C. W. DOtrifES,
-.• Jonx b. DCELTN. S. °Thiene,
ERNE. D. RAM%
FRANNIPORT DI MONTS°. WM. SAMSUN,
•,-,•te. BENET, J. RADCLIFFE.
• CASTI.RCOOTE.
• (1/ROM TUC DUBLIN avaxtun POST, JULY 31.]
We were premature us Saturday, in stating thedlie
Benjamin B'oomfield bad arrived the preceding day ill
Dublin. The Right Hon. Gentleman did not reach
this City until Sunday. His reception must have
been highly gratifying to his feelings. Ile was re-
ceived on the shore by a manber of the most respecta-
We Citizens, amongst whom were the Lord Mayor and
Sheriffs; and when be was recognised by the people
u the companion of his Majesty, the acclamations of
Ithe spectators were such as to prove to Sir Benjamin
that be was once more surrounded by his warm-
hearted countrymen. It gave him also an indication
of the mode in which his Royal Master will be wel-
comed. Sir Benjamin, we understand, is one of those
Irishmen who cheri.hes, with all the ardour that be-
long, to the character, those aseociations which should
bind all men to the land of their birth. He is,
indeed, in the most emphatic sense of the term, a
good Irishman.
Mr. Shaw, now Sir Robert. and Company., are, we
understand, to be the King's Bashers, during his
Majesty's stay in Ireland.

Se►eral of his Majesty's Minigsfs will accompany
him, among the rest, the Marquess of Londonderry.
—The present state of the Continent, particularly
Turkey, rendering it absolutely necessary that the
Minister for Foreign Affairs should have constant
cosnmunicatioi with his Majesty.
It is his Majesty's inamtioa to sail direct for Holy-
head, aid not, as was ismiliessil, to stop soy doss Aft-
the Manliness of Afglesea's seat Plasnewydd. His
Majesty is to have Lis travelling carriage on board,
and in case the nitid should prove adverse, be means
to disembark at the first cuo►er.ient Port, and froen
thence proceed to Holyhead. Such is his Majesty's
desire nut to protract the period of his arrival.

ADDaESSES TO 11111 IIAJEATT.

The inhabitants of Cork are to meet to-day, to pre-
pare an Address to the King on his arrival.
The Nobility and Gentry of the County of Leitrim
are logeet at Carrick-ou-Shannon, on Thursday next,
for a sTinilar purpose.
The Nobility. tientry, Clergy, and Freeholders of
the County of Longford, are also to meet fur the same
purpose on Saturday next.
The Citizens of Waterford meet on Friday next, for
a similar purpose.
The Nobility, lientry, Ixe. of the County Roscom-
mon, are convened to address his Majesty on Saterday
next.

The Prince and Princess Esterhazy will accompany
his Majesty on his visit to Ireland.
The Marquess and Nlarchiuness of Londonderry will
accompany his Majesty--they will have some distin-
guished visitors.
The Duke of Clarence and Earl Harrow* will also
accompany his Majesty.
Lord Deerhurst and Colonel Willoughby Cotton,
hare left London for the Isle of Wight, and thence to
Ireland ; the lion. li. Vaughan has also set out for
Ireland.
Friday evening the band of the 7th Hussars, sta-
tioned in Dundalk, arrived in this town, and on Satur-
day morning proceeded on their route to Dublin,
thence to embark for Holyhead, for the purpose of
entertaining the King on his voyage to this Country.
—(Drogherld Jur raid.)

Wass Cowes, Al 4 I.••••. The squadron pused
Cowes about two o'clock. under a Royal salute from
the Castle, and proceeded a few miles towards the
Needles. list as there u-ns a fresh breeze right
against them, and the tide also was becoming un-
favourable, the squadron bore up for Cowes Roads.
and the Royal yacht came to her moorings opposite
the King's cottage here at half-put four o'clock. The
ships of war composing the Portsmouth squadron, on
their return, passed by the Royal yacht, and from the
number of spectators who lined the shore, it was a
most gratifying sight to witness the scene which was
then presented. The ships of war, as they passed,
manned their rigging; and the huzzas of the sailors,
as their different ships moved by, were acknowledged
by his Majesty, who took off his cap, and boned to
them in the most condescending manner. Several
pleasnre-boats were moving here and there around
the Royal yacht. The steam-boat from Southampton
passed very close to his Majesty, and his Majesty
bowed to the ladies who waved their handkerchiefs.

The King is in high spirits after his day's sail, and
looks still better than be did yesterday. He looks
olio* every effort which is made to come near his
yacht with a good-humoured smile, and is not sparing
of showing his person, spending the greater part of
the day on dee:. Most of the yachts belonging to
the Yacht Clab are now around the Royal yacht. The
ships of war came all to anchor at Ave o'clock, and
Cowes is all in a bustle on t►e isteldno.