Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06


step On his nghiing from his car,iige At tho eN-
trcmiy oi the pier, the ROYAL flag was hoi,icd The
derutation from the gentlemen of the county we're
ranged the south side OF the pavilion dressed in
their visitation costume, with pink silk scaris, and
w,ids bearing iayours of pink rbaud, or pink ban-
ncrs. with appropriate moiios or devices. The gem
''cmen forming the dcputation from the city We're
ranged the west side dressed also in appropriate
costume, and wearing sky-bue silk scarfs and wants,
&c. His Majesty did not leave the Park rs early as
was expected. Il was not until one O'Clock that he
syi iorwaid on his tourinto the county OF Wicklow
intending To stop at the scat OF Lore, Powcrscourt
AT haifpasttwo o'clock, the 25d Royal Fusilccs
arrived nj Duneary and took their station nj either
sde ct the hn.s road, the centre of which was kept
clear for his Nj jcsiy and suite The vessels of his
Aijesys squadron had beautiful and picturesque
appearance, from the numerous and niany -coIourcd
Hays which they exhibited Pleasure boats were also
seen Sailing round the squadron, aud it was with no
small degree of surprise aud qualification that Mr.
Kent was deserted at distance, ON his marine yelo-
cipcdc, waving flag, whilst those nm land he M
pegred to be walking on the water. Mir Kent went
round The different vessels of the squadron taking off
his hat and bowng us he opposite his Nlacs-
| y yacht. nitary bant WAS stationed near The
i,oyai pavilion the FIRST air performed was, " Pa
tricks Day. At ten minutes past four the runpcis
soulidcd tho word given for the soldiers 10 fall
y, tne crews were seen 10 man the rigging OF the
Inherent vessels OF his Majesys squadron and the
hang boat (paintcd green) manned and put out
from his MaJcsvs yacht, the towers being dressed in
n'ne uniforms, turned up with scarlet, their paint
ell green, richly gilt. The precision with which their
oars kept time. as they approached the shore.
raised The greatest admir;,tior The boat, having
entered the harbour, k,y under The pavilion, at the
| point liNet' Tor his MajcSiyS embarllaiion
\, the sound oithc trumpet. strong sensation was
eNcited among the people The ships were seen Il,
MOIST their Hays AMI streancrss aud il was generally
supposed tiht his Mijes,y then approaching the
i'ier Ihis was found, however, not 20 ir the case
anu, alter looking out in vain for the Royn carriage
e people AGAIN directed thcir eyes towards Mr.. Kent
and his marine veocipcde. At six o'clock a couplc
oiIutilers were scrn rapidly preceding chariot and
i"ur- On MS ariy'ng al the Royal pavilion his E,I-
reHe1cy me Lori Lieutenant, Lord Sidmouth, and
tie Earl of Meath ,iishied from, IT, The Lord Lieu
Tenant Was loudly appl:,udctl his ENceilency ac-
! hho"icn2~t the compliment, by bowng IN return
~ tWcnty minutes To seven oclock, "a courier arrv-
cd ''iit annou,r ed 10 the Lord Lieutenant the an
pruach OF his Majesty in few minutes I'M officer of
| tue ianceIs was coming a; full speed he had
source arrived III the tent when number of geue-
men rode m az full Vallop, with their haas Off and
CRYING, . The King The kins - 1 ,roon al I'm
GERS preceded his Majesty carriage which was sur
rounded y the Officers of his STAFF. Hats and hand
f;rrchieis We're seen waving in every direction and
me sho"S that rcvcrhcracd along the hills we're al
most enough too shake the earth To its centre" His
h'jcsy, on aiishn9, was receiyedby the Lord Lieu
tenant, the Lord AIayOr, and the DISTINGUISHED and
| lent When his Majesty entered the tent the RoyAl
nag was immediately hois,ed over ii aud this being
sigual, Ia the sinos Of war who were TO CONVOY his
Majesty, OF the King arrival at the PIER ROYAL sa-
ATE WAS ired from the vessels, which was answered
10y the overpowcring and deaeuing shouts of nyriads
OF spectators who throngcd the hills around rs lar ne
the eye could reach His Maes,v bowed 40 .'' as
ci"usly on entering the pavilion he was dressed in
'c "n''reSs oi the Windsor uniform, with white trow-
| SorS ava rnunu hat and remained uncovered the
| land performing 9 God the King" His Males
~ appeared in excelen, health an, spirits
i'is Majesty received, on entering the pavilion.
a'ron. other gentlemen, Lord CaS,lecooe, Mr. Croft
ton, Mr. Swan, Mir. Versclioyle, and DIR. Hodskin-
son, the Commissioners of Duneary Harbour and
after addressing these latter gentlemen in the most
condcscend'hs manner, proceeded name the iar-
| no"r tEoRGE THE FOURTH HARBOUR and the town
l Is ING s-rowN. These ceremonies we've performed
under discharge of artillery from the ships of war
| and batteries shore
] An address from the Inhabitants of Dublin which
had been prepared by the commitec was ~ escnted
and read 70 his Majesty hy the Lord Mayor Mr.
.onnei, accompanied by deputation of ten other
gentlemen, presented laurel crown to his Majesty
he following is copy OF the address
" Toms W!jesfp George tie Fourth, King of the u
! nted kms'tOm Of Great Britau, and Ireland
Nlosr GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
" We, the iniahitans of The city of Dublin assem-
bed ON an decision, with exceptions the most
interesting which has occurred Ia the Irish teo-
pie, beg leave To approach your Majesty with feelings
of respect gratitude and love- 10 which no Ion@uaee
can do justice feelings arising from n consciousness
ut your HaJrSt! paternai socitute promote and
ene,isn ne spirit OF true CHRISTIAN charity amongs;
All classes Of Your Alajestys Irish subjects has in
lew short weeks, accomplished NOR. for their wei
i're ai'i happiness than had been effected in the 81
preceding centuries
Your Majesty came amongst " ai your ,nn,o,ch
u'scor ceased, and every prejudice fled Your Ma
Jcsiy has 'anquished every bad passion and united
'N ~ grateful people a bond of bro
love To onc another, aud of afIectionate attachment
10 Your Majesty person and throne.
We know and feel that we have faithfully dcs- |
cTneu me happy effects produced by your Majesty
presence and kindness amongst your Irish subjects
and we confidently predict, that the victory which
yonr Majesty has thus ohancd over the dissension,
ana PrejudIccs OF ages, will he deemed the most i'm
portrait ever achieved by any British King and will
contribute more materially than any event in the Br-
"Sh annals TO the strength of the empire and tn e
prosperity Of your Nlgjesty's subjects.
mi ft.nf fiut - .
Majesty abonrs for the welfare of our col,ntry I'VE
have determined an appropriate structure IN
express these our feelings and convey to posterity
just imp cSsion of the glorious and boodess y;co
ry obtained BY our Majesty over every had nassnn
a ricloTy much more deserving of the laurel crown
Iio'7 mast reSPacttug presented TO yOG Mtjeh, land
ihicnicd With all humility to be replaced will, enc
ralds) than any of those boodstaned triumphs
which have heretofore been honorcu with the wreath
ol the cOnqueror.
Fully Impressed with the great and lasting bene
IFS conferred upon us by your Majcstys gracious visit
we cannot witness your Majesty's departure from n
mongst w., without feelings of the deepest regret
Feelings winch could not admit OF consultations were
not Tor the hope iOndly entertained, that your Ma
Jesty VIII confer like honour on your aileconatc
and grateful people OF ieland as frequently as shall
DC consistent with the necessity for the Royal pres
cnce IN other parts Of your Maiesy's empre :,
The Ming was pleased to express himself in the
most affecting manner. Gentlemen" said his MI
Jesty, approached your shores with pleasure l |
now quit them with regret MAY God AIn,l,,y H.
you all until we again meet" His Majesty then mo
cccdcd towards the waters edge, surrounded by fine
Ohcers OF his Household, The nobility and great
number of the middle classes
LIS Majesty before descending the Royal Sin that
ic to the barge looking around him, and apparcntIy
lHonrng under great emotion, addressed those ar1u6d
nm W manner the most dignided and impressive
HE following are the woi ds which fell from his Ma
Jesiy on this memorable occasion
My friends, when arrived in this beautiful coun-
~ ~ h'ari o'erlowcd with joy- is depFess-
ed with sorrow | never felt sensations of more lie
light than since came to Ireland cannot cxpcc,