Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09
FOREIGN.
THE KING OF ENGLAND'S PUBLIC
ENTRY INTO DUBLIN.

EOlSEAS1%.
THE KING OF ENGLAND'S PUBLIC
ENTRY INTO DUBLIN.
tfrom the DsJiin Mc4,,fag PostJ
The Kings public entry into the city oc Dub
lin took place yesterday. 1t was the most
splendid pageant we have ever Witnessed:
Flags were flying aud banners and standards
were exhibited, in immense numbers, from
the windows in the line of the procession, and
throughout the city, all bearing appropriate
notices and embens. The number of beau
tiful women, in gay and fashionable attire, that
thronged the balconies, windows, and tempo
rary eI ections Of all kinds, in the line of the
procession, waving flags and handkerchief
as the procession passed. formed striking
coup dCa A triuinpha arch bad been erect
ed at the upper end of Sackvile-street ; this
was the barrier which marked the boundaries
of the city. In the centre were large foldicg
gates, which were kept shut; the arch was
entirely covered with eyergrcens band OF
music was placed ON the top, which perform
ed God SAFE The King and many national airs,
the entire day. Onthe inner side the arch was
the motto, Cead Mile FdiithG on the out
side, Hide est hbi QUEEN proaiNs sGpius a,sdts,
augustus. A wreath of laurel formed into
testoons,was suspended across Sackvile- street
from Dodd's Repository on one side to Bill
tons Hotel upon the. other; an appropriate.
motto was displayed at the centre of the wreath
One of similar kind was placed across the
center of Dame-street in festoons it reacted
from Alderman King To Mr.. Sheriff Brady
All the preliminary arrangements having
been completed, the procession moved from
the Castle-yard TO the Park in the followins
order
squadron ofcavalry, with band
The nobility, SIC. in their carriages, wits
servants in their respective liveries, in the fol-
lowing order, viz. esquircs governors of the
county of Dublin the high sheriff; chairmaa
kiimainhan the masters in chancery the
kings scrgcants at law solicitor general /; at
torney- general companions of the Order ut
Bath {; knights bachelors; Rights commanders
oi the bath grand crosses the Bath baro-
nets the provost, fellows and scholars o;
TRINITY College younger sons of barons
younger sons of viscounts barons of the EX<
chequer and Justices of both benches, ac-
cordmg to their seniority, the juniors first
all habicd in their robes lord chief baron.
OF the cXchequer lord chief justice of th,s
common pleas MASTER of the Rolls I'd
cnefJustlce of the kings bench the vice treas
urer prvy councillors not being peers eid
est sons of barons youngest sons of eaTls
eldest sons OF vlscountS secretaries of state
barons; bishops; younger sons of nlarqaises
eldest sons of ears viscOunts Younger Sons
OF dukes eldest sons of nayqliiscs earls ;e!d
est sons of dukes; marquises dukes arch.
bishop of Tuam archbishop of Cashel arch-
bishop OF Dublin the lord chancellor; the lord
PrImate-then his eXceency's state in car
rages and on horseback the state trumpet
eTs, two and two the sergeants trumpeter
the pursulvant messengers; grooms OF the
chamber pursulvantS the lord leutcnant's pa
Ses gentlemen at lalge; pursuvants gentle
men oi the bedchambcr +; \ thlone pursuivani
at arms master of the horse scrgcants OF
arms with their maces steward and comp
trolter of the household gentlemen ushers
and chamberlain; Cork herald Dublin her.
| aid Two aids-de-camp the sword of state BY
the duke OF Leinster; two aids camp gen
| tlcman usher of the black rod his excellenry
the lord lieutenant Ulster king of arms ; two
aids-de-camp; colonel of the battle axe guards ),
two aids-de-camp the battle axe guards ;thc
! town major squadron of cavalry.
The procession having entered the Park.
proceeded in their stations, as before describ-
ed, headed by military band on horseback.
AZ twelve o'clock, his ExccIency the Lor;i
I.leutcnants State, which closed the process
| sion. reached the gate, escorted by a SQUAD
| ron of the 10th Lancers. On the arrival OF
the procession at the northern gate, an officer
was despatched to announce to his Majesty
That the necessary arrangements were then
completed Tor his reception. at FIVE minutes
| after twelve, the King entered an open car
rage, drawn by eight beautiful horses, led
| by his majesty's grOoms, and attended by n
numerous train of groOms and footInen in
( magnificent liveries. His Majesty was Dress
| Ell IN lul military uniform, decorated with
the Order and Ribbon of ST. Patrick His hat
was OTnamentcd with a rossete, COMPOSED Of
Shamrocks of more than twice the size of A
! military cOckade. His Majesty wore Grape
| on his left arm, and was ACCOMPANIED in his
carriage by the Marquises Of Headford ard
Winchester
As soon as his Majesty was seated in his
carriage, rocket was discharged from the
ground adjoining the Lodge, which signal was
repeated by an artIilery-ma stationed for tho.
purpose at some distance, and a royal salute
was immediately fired from cannon placed
adjoining the Wellington Testimonial. Hi,
Majesty reached the northern gate at half
past twelve, where he was received by his Fx
cellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the proccs I.
| sion then moved along the route prescribed.
The departure of the procession from tbs
Park was announced by the discharge of car
non.
After passing the Park gate, ii was joined
ON the Circular road, by the Gentlemen of the
county OF Dublin, and the deputatiNn from Tho
inhabitants Of the city, the former WEARING
pink silk scarfs, trimmed with white .i,k fringe.
| AL on horseback, bearing wands and ftvours,
They rode four abreast, and were an ifnnlcr-g
cavalCade.
| Next came the househoders audinbabtanta
on foot in the following alphabetical order
under their respective banners, viz:
| SIandrows' Std ohD3 81. Nichols Wittif
| AWes. Lpkes Nicholas Wiihos..
| nuueOns. Marks. Psul's.
| DIluSets' Marys. PETERS.
| GATHERINGS Mchaci's. Tbospne's
UeofgeS Michans. Heiburglfs.