The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

THE KING'S PUBLIC ENTRY INTO DUBLIN.

[PROM THE DUBLIN MORNING POST, Atm 16.]
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An adjourned Meeting of the Committee of House-
holden and Inhabitants of the city, took place yester-
day evening, Alderman SMITH in the Chair. dr) •
Mr. J. 1). MubLezt reported to the nseetingliat a
Committee of the city Deputation had met, and con
suited with a Committee of the county Gentlemen,
who entered at once into their views as to the arrange- ;
ment proposed, for which arrangement we refer our
readers to our advertising columns.
• Mr. Levisay stated, that he was present when his
Majesty landed at the pier at Ilowth ; Mr. Levisay
spoke in hilth terms of the affability of his Majesty to
hose around him; the word entject, he said, never
esclred from his lips, but be emphatically termed them
his fridtfrirstfie!!!
It wan then snowed by Mr. Lindon Bolton, and se-
conded by Mr. John Dwyer,
That a • deputation of seven Gentlemen, with the
Chairman and Secretary, be appointed to wait on Sir
Benjamin Bloomfield, respectfully to communicate to
his :Majesty the wishes of the (*end Committee and
citizens of Dublin, to he allowed the honour of attend-
ing his Majesty to all public places during his stay in

this c-vlintry
Mr. o!CoNriaxt. spoke in animated and eloquent
language, in support of the Resolution, which was car,
tied ur.animonsly.
The following Gentlemen were then named as form
ing the deputation :
Mr. Bolton, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Singer, Mr. M'Don-
aril, Mr. Levisay, Mr. Setou, Mr. Dwyer, the Chair-
man, end the Secretary.
TbeCuetnst.►tu here stated, that Sir Benjamin Bloom-
field had mentioned, in nresence of the Nobility, the
Lord Mayor, and the Judges of the land, that ilk Ma-
jesty was delighted with the beauty of this Country; as
far as he bad seen of it, he did not conceive there was such
a, beautiful apet in his dominions, and it was his inten-
tion to re-visit this Country soon, and remain here for
two or three months. His Majesty further said, that it
was his intention to hold his Court every third year in
Dublin!!! !!! This statement was received with accla-
mation, which was continued for some time.
At the conclusion of the Meeting, Mr. SEI'ON was
called to the Chair, when the particular and waked
thanks of the Meeting were moved to Alderman Sum',
for Isis very proper conduct in the Chair, and for his
invaluable exertions and mireniitting attendance
throughout their various Meetings. This Resolution
was carried by acclamation.
Alderman SMITH returned thanks.
The Meeting then adjourned until II o'clock this slay.
DUBLIN, AVG. 17.
Yesterday, an Adjourned Meeting of the Committee
of the Inhabitants and llosisehohlers of the City, was
held at the Royal Exchange.
At eleven o'clock, Mr. St moan took the Chair.
Mr. RNess 111.DoNsm.t. moved, that a LEsplitation
should be appointed to wait on Lord Sidmouth, for
the purpose of ascertaining the manner in which it
would be most agreeable to his Majesty to receive the
Address. This resolution having been carried, Sir
Thomas Esisionde, Mr. William Humphries, Mr. Cum-
mins, and the Secretary, were named on the Deputa-
tion. A resolution was then adopted, that the Depu •
Winn should proceed forthwith to Lord Sidnsouth, at
the Castle; 'when the Gentlemen named departed for
the pnruose, and returned in the course of twenty
,minutes, s•atipg that his Lordship was in the Park.
. It was then resolved, that the Beincation shouts, pro-
tefid to the Park, and the Meeting adjourned until three
o'cle:k to receive! their report.
At the appointed hour, Mr. took the
. Chair.

• Mr. Cc statists reported, that the Deputation had
waited on Lord Sidmontli, at the Phcenix Park,
:stud' had been most graciously received by his Lord-
ship. Sir Thomas Esmonde stated the nature of
the liminess for which they hail been deputed, and
Lord Sidmoutli, in reply, said that the approved
tootle of presenting the Address would be at the
Levet, -on Monday. His Lordship further stated,
that the King would leave the Park precisely at
twelve to-morrow, (this day) to join the Procession.—
If the day was fine, his Majesty would proceed in an
open ce.rriarre,—(llear, hear,) as lie was most anx-
ious that he should see his suhjects, and that his sub-
jects should see him !!! !!! !!! Lord Sidmouth said
also, that his Majesty was highly pleased with the 1
anima of sentiment that pervaded all classes of the
people in this country, as it served to strengthen the
Empire at large. His Lordship mentioned, that his
Majesty would appear on horseback at the Review
in the Park on Saturday, and also, that lie would
honour the Theatre with his presence in the course of
next week.
Mr. Cl:anima further stated, that notbieg could be
more courteous or gentlemanly than the conduct of
Lord Sidnsouth on receiving the Deputation, and that
:his Lordship requested of the Henderson forming it to
partake of a collation.
It was then moved sad carried, that Alderman
Smith, accompanied by a Deputation, should pre-
sent the Address to his Majesty, at the Levee on
Menday.
At was then resolved that Mr. O'Gorman's name
should be added to the Crumbles appoissog be
making the arrangements for the public dither Is
be held in celebration of his Majesty's Oak to this
country.
The Meeting then adjourned.

' The following entry was made on Saturday in the
books at Lloyd's:—
. By* letter from Leghorn of the 14th inst. we learn
;that the Tarkish ship, Lava Solissan, belonging to the
Captai sof the port of Alexandria, on her return from Leg-
horn, has been taken off Cape Passer°, and arrived at
Idra, and converted into a fire ship. The Turks were
thrown into the sea, the tireeks alleging that their
countrymen met the same fate at Constantinople. It is
*stated ifsat font othir ships belonging to the Pacha of
Egypt hare been captured, and carried into Ides."
A-bankrupt of Birmingham, not appearing on Sa-
turday week to undergo his lasi examination, the
Comusis.ismers were obliged to sit iota after mid-
night, whets ho was proclaimed by the Messenger, on
the steps of the Hotel.
Tlia BOWICIA or AN ATTORNIT-11r
Erskine', when a Counsel in the Cart of Kink's
Beach, told Mr. Jekyll,“ Thetis* had a pain in his boatels
for which be meld get so Mild." “ give you an
infallible speellie," replied the booms, batrister
4' made as Attorney-General, my flittal, alai thee
ysall have no bowels at all !".