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

11-111ETING AT THE EXCHANGE, DUBLIN.

Atm 4.—Yesterday the Adjourned Meeting of the
citizens of Dublin was held at the Royal Exchange,
for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Coca.
miner which bad been appointed on the preceding
day, for the purpose of revising the Address to be
presented to his Majesty on his arrival ; and also for
making. such necessary arrangements for the proces-
sion, or such other mode of meeting his Majesty, as
they might deem advisable.
Alderman SMITH having been called to the
Chair,
Counsellor &mom as Chairman of the Committee
rr;o1 the Address which had been amended and ap-
proved of by the Committee.
Filr. SINGER then read the following Resolutions,
which bad been prepared by the Committee, and
which they recommended for the adoption of the

General Meeting :
Resolved—That we recommend to the Citizens oi
Dublin to meet in their several Parishes, in Vestry, at
two o'clock to-morrow, to appoint Committees, consist-
ing of Five Persons, with the Church-Wardens, to hold
communication with a General Committee, upon the
most respectful mode of receiving his Majesty.
Resolved—That the Committee of Twenty-one, ap-
pointed yesterday. with Eleven Gentlemen to be added
to them, do form the General Committee.
Resolved—That the management and directions of
all the necessary proceedings upon this auspicious occa-
sion, be confided to the above General Committee, and ,
that it be directed to publish, as speedily and as gene-
rally as possible, the arrangements that may be fixed
upon.
Resolved—That this Meeting do respectfully recommend
to the Citizens of Dublin to appear before, and receive
his Majesty, as far as stay be convenient and suitable
to each individual, in Irish Manufacture; but this
Meeting cannot refrain front pressing particularly on
the Citizens the necessity of wearing skyblue silk,
satin, tabinet, stuff, or cotton scarfs' or sky-blue jib•
bons, su that the convenience of each person may be
consulted.
Resolved—That the Noblemen connected with, or
Residents and Proprietors in the City of Dublin, be re-
quested to cooperate with their Fellow-Citizens in
itteeting our Gracious Sovereign, and be appointed
Members of the general Committee.
Mr. Ws testi then moved that the Address, which
had been read by Mr. Singer, and approved by the
Committer, should be adopted as the Address of the
General Meeting.
Conn ,ellor llowteir seconded this Resolution with
great p'easure. His Majesty's intended visit was
Fudactise of the most beneficial results, in thus
a united people emetic's!' in offering on the
altar of loyalty and allegiance, the sacrifice of their
pt endives.
Mr. IVatacit's resolution was then put from the
('hair, and carried unanimously.
The tesolntions submitted to the Meeting by the
Cammitter sere then severally put from the Chair ;
ti:ev were all carried unanimously.
Sir TIIONIA•4 ESHONDE expressed his regret at not
being pre-cut at the Coronation Dinner ; he was fifty
miles from town on that Jay, and nothing short of the
impossibility of his attending it should have caused
him to he absent.
The following eleven Gentlemen were then added to
the Committee :
Sir Thotnai Estuottile, Rart. ; Counsellor Finn ;Ar-
thur lininoryt Esq. ; Luke Dillon. Emu ; Waldron,
Esq. ; Connst:llor l'ittar ; Obadiah Willan, Fsq. ;
Esq. ; Reid, Esq.; Counsellor It. C.
Walker.
Mr. O'GrisailN here produced a sky blue silk
Scarf, beautifully unlamented with white silk lace and
fringe ; also a Coronation Medal, suspended from a
sky blue ribbon, both of which be placed on Sir Ed-
Ran! Stanley, saying, that long after the perishable
materials of which they were composed, should have
yielded to the destructive band of time, he trusted
that the imperishable sentiment of unanimity which ,
influenced them all, would live in the hearts of all
classes of leis re-united conntryinen.—M r. O'Gorman
then pressed his friend, Sir Edward Stanley, to accept
the Scarf end Coronation Medal, and he hoped that he
should see him wear them on the approaching oc-
casion.
Sir F.nwsitn STAN LET gratefully accepted them;
elegantly adorned as the Scarf had been by his friend
Mr. Gorman, he received it as a Bruhnl of unity
and concord, and whilst they mutually pledged their
hands, he trusted that they also pledged their friend-
ship. If no other good was likely to result from his
Majes:y's visit than the one general feeling of unani-
mity, they could not be too grateful to their Sove-
reign, as the source from whence it sprung.
Mr. lietsattsfen said, that the poor man's penny
ribbon would evince his warm feeling equally with
the splentiid mantle; that mantle, said Mr. Kertlanil,
which you will ' all remember the auspicious day
when Caesar put it on, that day we overcame our feuds."
It was then moved by Mr. O'Gorman, and seconded
by Mr. Finn, that Sir John Burke's name should be
;milled to the Committee.—Carried unanimously.
Sir John Burke knew not bow to thank the gentle-
. men present they were assembled for the purpose of
devising and adopting the best mode of welcoming
their Sovereign to their shores, and lie felt happy in
the present opportunity of putting on record his senti-
ments/A loyalty and attachment to his Majesty, and
of co-operating with the Committee in forwarding the
object of the Meeting.
It was intimated by some Gentlemen present, that
each pm ish was to provide its own banners of white
ur sic) blue silk, with appropriate mottos and devices.
Sir TLomas &monde was then called to the Chair,
whca the thanks of the meeting were voted to Alder-
man Smith, for his very proper conduct in the chair,
after which the meeting adjourned sine die.
ST. MARY'S pARISII,

At a Meeting of the Parishioners, held this day, the
following Persons were nominated as a Committee, in
order to co-operate with the Ueseral Committee of the
Citizeni app tinted to receive bis Majesty :—Oregory
Staley, Stephen Orehani, James Turbytt, Sir H. Me-
redith, W. C. Colville, Esq.
The folL:ring Ueatlemen were named as Honorary
Members :—Counsellur Barry, Major Savage. and
A.
U. !An is, Esq.
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The lioldsmiths' Corporation met to day, fur a situl-
la; purpose, and the Guild of Merchants bare appointed
a Meeting for Monday.
ROYAL VISIT.
- Coro Tr DUBLIN MssTlNo.—At a Meeting of the
• Sub•Comgsittee appointed by the General Meeting of
the Comity Dublin, to derlie du most respeetfal mode