Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
rv0L. XVl,I.---No. IS.

TlSinS lu tte most Cigniileu Hlduner gave" lie
glorious 18Th, nth, and esd OF August beng
the suspicious days Of his Maiesty's landing,
public entry, and honoring the corporation OF
the. City of Dublin.
This toast was hailed with rapturou; APP
plause and i was many minutes before the
Lord Mayor could obtain a hearing TO an
nOunce the health of Lord Sidmouth, which
was drank in bumper, the whole company
standing.
Lord Sidmouth rose, aud in n very neat aud
emphatic speech, thanked the Lord Mayor
and Corporation for the high honor they had
done him.
The Lord Mayor next proposed the health
of the Marquis OF londonderry. This toast
was enthusiastically -0ct uh three times three,
he compGEy Si0na1lg. CONTRARY to usual Gus
tom, they remained standing, ery eve being
fixed with intense interest upon the Noble Mar
quis, who Immediately rose, to crafty iyhat
seemed to be the anxious expectation of the
assembly. The noble marquis commenced BIZ
congrituatng himself that he was entitled tD
the proud designation Of an Irishman, which he
considered as one of his most honorable titles
1.-THE noble marquis wore several Orders.) He
had been presen' in England, and on the Con-
tincnt, nj many splendid ietes and dinners, hut
the present was the most delightful repast he
had ever Witnessed. The hearts Of Irshmeu:
Il,
responsive 10 that of their beloved Monarch
who had honored them that night with his
august presence. If he could read the inten-
tons of that benign and paternal heart, he
would venture 10 Affirm, that this was not the
last time that his friends and countrvmeu
would have the happiness ofseeing him among
them-the object of his Majesty was that of
making ALL his people happy and he con-
graduated himself, as an Irishman. on the good
o der that the people, from the highestto the
lowest, had manifested on his Maiesty's late
p bic entry into the city. The noble marquis
concluded most eloquent and energetic adj
dress, by drinking The health OF the Lord Nav
or, and the other gentlemen assembled. The
speech of the noble marquis being perfectly
in unison with the Cancellation which we are
happy to perceive, is the order of the day,
and having contained what, we hope, almost
amounts 10 pledge of his Nlajestv's revisit
Ia us at no distant period, was received with
immense applause.
The Lord Mayor next gave the health OF
the Marquis Cony ngham, who returned thanks
in neat and appropriate speech.
lbs Lordshp next gave The health of Sir V
Curtis.
Sir William returned thanks. He cntreatod
that assembly, whom lac wished Ia look u;)au
not only as countrymen, bui friends and bro
Tiers, TO believe. that however portion of tue
press OF the sister country might attempt e.,
oppose the government and the constituted
authorities, yet the great bulk of the peopl.
were true and firmly attached u the .ling and
Constitution; he wished To God that the dis.
affected in England could only wtncsst the una.
nmlty and enthusiasm with which the peo9Ie
OF ireland received the Monarch, they would
be convinced how futile and impotcnt anv
petty endeavors of theirs would be to shake
the loyalty of the empire. Sir W. sat down
amidst applauses.
The Lord Mayor now rose, and gave en-
Phatlcaly Our most gracious sovereign
George the Fourth, the King of Ireland" The
band again played " God save the King"
Lord ONeiPs health was also drunk, and
prosperity to the Linen Trade Of Ireland.
his Lordshp, in returning thanks, declared
that thegoOd ofhs country had been the ruling
passion of his life.
Lord Finga's health was also drunk, and
his LOrdshp returned thanks.
The hiIarity of the festive board was kept
up until an early hour in tle morning with tie,
supply of all the cxhilarating materials which
the corporation hospitality so abundantly sup
Piled. An alderman succeeded the Lord May
or, and the company subdiyided into iollv
groups individual prciudices became ',hns
excited, and some silly iel Ow alike regardless
OF the compact entered into by his civic mas
yer TO apanuon the miserable and disgusting
Pracicc oil ProionSlng dIsunion by pronOunc-
ing loaSts only calculated to provoke party
t''ils' tooN advantage OF the retirement Of
lnc so"u company among whom he bad
aPG''t tlic evening" ana let ny The glorious
sent got up on the table, and demonstrated
galnst tins indcccncy. The latter was, how
C'e'' tltc"u apn II IS no good proof OF The
sincerity vi tnoae VINO re- .ained, some Of