The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

TH STATESM

of receiving his Majesty, heldAngust 4, 1821. Lima
WitITS, Esq. in the Chair.
Resolved—That it would be inconsistent with the
forms prescribed by the Royal Ceremonial, that any ri-
' vale individuals should take a place in the procession
from Dunleery to Dublin ; we recommend the geetle-
men or the County Dublin to assemble on Horseback, at
at a convenient place, on his Majesty's rout, each lien-
finnan to wear a scarf of pale pink silk, or tabinet, of
Irish manufacture, and the front hand of each bridle to
he covered with a ribband of the same colour, with
rosette of the same, according to a pattern to be seen at
Mr. Elliott's, Saddler, Parliament-street. Luee WutTa.
Due notice will be given of the particular place of ren-
dezvous.

The following are the arrangements to be ob-
served upon his Majesty's arrival, to commence from
Wednesday next, the eth inst. (supposing that to be

the day.) -
Thursday. Levee—Friday, Dinner—Satnrklay. Draw-
'lw-room—Sunda in State to Christ Church—hlonday,
Levee—Tuesday, Drawing -room—Wednestlay, Dinner—
Thursday, Concert—Friday, Ball and Supper—Satur-
day, Dinner.
We understand Sir William Betham has arranged
a plan fur the introduction of bis Majesty into this
City, which he has subobitted to his Escellency the
Lord Lieutenant for leis approbation.
We understand the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, &c.
are to he marshalled according to rank, to receive his
Majesty when be disembarks at Dunleery.
His Majesty will, we are informed, on tho day 41
his landing, proceed direct to the Park, over Carlisle-
bridge, up Sackeille-street, Cavendish-row, Moantjoy-
square, and the Circular-road.
It has been sugge,ted, that his Majesty 'riled
enjoy the pleasure of witnessing a Naval Fight in
Dublin Bay during his stay, surrounded as it is by
.lartello towers awl batteries, besides the Pigeon-
house fort, a sham attack upon which by the Royal
squadron, would present, from the peculiar situation
and beauty of the Bay (not equalled even by Naples),
one •f the most splendid coup d'crils perhaps ever

witnessed in naval tactics.
Sir William Stainer is organizing his Ye.oroanry
Corps against his Majesty's arrival. From Sir Wil-
liam's knowledge of military etiquette, we have no
doubt the appear4nce of his corps will nut disappoint

his fellow citizens::
IVe learn with pleasure, from the best authority,
that his Majesty has been pleased to declare, that all
persons be expected to appear before him,
dressed in the Manufactures of the country.
We are glad to perceive, that it is resolved to use
ribands in the procession of the inhabitants of Dublin
to receive Lis Majesty. A number of Poor that were
famishing are likely by this meritorious scheme, to
be relieved and comforted.
The Bay of Dublin, with the exception of that of
Naples, is acknowledged to be the most beautiful in
the world ; and its picturesque appearance is not a
little improved by the villages of Clontarf, Dunleary,
&c. The white fronts of the houses, when viewed by
by the mariner approaching our shores present a most
interesting appearance; and, lie are happy to learn,
that the expected visit of his Majesty has induced the
Commissioners of Dunleary harbour, on the one side,
and those of the ballast-office, on the other, to employ
their workmen in re-whiting the cottages of the more
humble inhabitants.
Yesterday every part of the city exhibited consider-
able bustle and activity ; the influx of strangers was
very visible. The canal passage boats and the differ-
ent coaches, all arrived fully freighted. A Gentleman
who came by the last Packet says, there is scarcely a
possibility of getting towards Holyhead, such is the
anxiety of even Englishmen to witness his Majesty in
Ireland. A number of private yachts are to accom-
pany his Majesty, fur some of which application has
been made for liberty to moor them in the Pigeou-house
Dock.
Within a fen• days several families of distinction hare
passed through Kilkenny, on their way to Dublin, and
are to be followed shortly, we understand, by others of
the first respectability in the South. tin Tuesday last,
Lady Carberry and family, after stopping at the 11►•
bernian Hotel, proceeded on their route. The family of
Mr. Barton, of Grove, also passed through. The horses
and part of the retinue of Smith Barry, Esq. arrived here
on the same day, and pursued their journey to town.—
That Gentleman and his family will immediately pro-
ceed to the same splendid point of universal attraction.—.
(.lAderator.)
The Earl of Bantry has addressed Sir Benj. Bloom-
field, making through him, to our Sovereign, a dutiful
request that I►is Majesty may graciously condescend to
honour Seafield Park with his presence, should that
august Personage 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 Clonmell, who has been an absentee for a
number of years, has given directions to his agent here,
to take a suitable residence for him, during his Majesty's
visit.
Lord Hartland has taken a splendid mansion, and
intends to make an appearance suitable to his rank
and fortune.
We also perceive in town a number of Bishops who
are desirous to show their devotion and respect to the
Royal Visitor. Amongst those who have recently ar-
rived, are the Bishops of Limerick, Raphoe, Cloyne,
and Derry.
Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. Physician to his Majesty,
landed at Howth, and arrived in town this afternoon.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Thursday the Marquess and Marchioness Conyngham,
arrived in one of the Royal Yachts, from Holyhead,
and landed at Dunleary.
At Tuthill's, Dawson-street, Lord Stopford ; E. S
Cooper, Esq. M. P., and Hen. Croker.
At Hilton's, Sackville-street, the Earl of Kingston ;
Lord Blaney ; the Honourable Blaney ; the lion.
Calthorpe ; Colonel and Mrs. Parker ; Lord and
Lady DutTerin ; the Honourable John Jocelyn; Major
and Mrs. Close,
At Ryland's, Sackville-street, the Rev. Mr. Burdett;
the Rev. Mr. Blackwood, and Thomas Barton, Esq.
The Earl of Enniskillen is daily expected.
At the Prince of Wales Hotel, the Marquess of
Conyngham, and Sir Mavens Somerville. The Earl of
Athlone and Lord Longford are daily expected.
At Oreshana's, Sackville-street.—W. 0. Penton, Esq.

M.P.; David blajoribanits, Esq.; Colonel O'Malley,
Lieut.-Colonel Battersby, James Daly, Esq. M.P.
At Morrisson's, Dawson-street.—Hon. General Meade.
Loird Clanricarde, Baron Fagell, Lord lioshans.
Among the other distinguished arrivals in town we
observe Lords Lorton, Caledon and Forbes ; Marshal
Lord Beresford, John Wilson Croker, F.sq. &c. be.
The following fashionables arrived yesterday in the
Belfast Steam Packet, Captain Townley, from Liver-
pool:—Lord Bishop of Raphoe and suite, Bishop of
Cloyne and snite, Sir George Wood, (Aide-de-Camp to
the King,) General Hart, M. P. Colonel Thornhill,
(7th liussars,) Col. l: Estrange and suite, Major Brown,
Rev. Edward Stanley, Mr. Wilson, (Principal Ulster
King at Arms.)
This packet landed upwards of 200 passengers, and
Ives so heavily laden with baggage, part (70 cases) be-
longing to his Majesty, that she drew upwards of a foot
more water than usual. Liverpool was absolutely
crowded with persons waiting fora passage to Dublin.
The brig Triumph, of Dublin, is announced to sail for
Holyhead with passengers, to meet the Royal squadron,
and return with his Majesty's fleet to Dualeary. His
Majesty's horses have been removed from the Castle, to
the Park Stables.
Our much respected Chief Secretary, the Right Hon.
Charles Grant, has arrived at his Lodge in the Park.