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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 03, 1821

Page

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King’s visit stirs Irish crowds with royal embarkation

The Irish public shows fervent loyalty as King George IV plans a 1 o’clock departure from Park to Dunleary then Danleary harbor for a royal salute. Parishes prepare uniforms to greet the monarch, praising union and peace amid political tensions and hopes for lasting harmony in Ireland.

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Russia and Turkey Rival Over Long Contested Decision

A garbled dispatch from London reports intelligence on Thursday regarding a tense dispute between Russia and Turkey. The letters hint at a broader struggle over a decisive point, with officials preparing replies to ongoing hostilities and potential moves by both sides.

Russia Turkay London

Proclamation Sparks Greek War Efforts and Ottoman Tensions

Reports from Avassaunen and Fly ra describe Greek leaders rallying militia, Ypsilanti detailing command to Halicarnassus and the Peloponnesus, while European observers note Austrian and German interest and prowar encouragement. Barb StroeoNorF pushes for quick passage of demands as Boglish funds rise and Turkish resistance forecasts escalate.

Weather Worsens Crops Hit by Three Day Rain

Last week's unsettled weather drenched fields across Dublin Kildare and Wicklow with three days of rain marooning corn near maturity. Farmers fear lingering damage though fresh sun could aid partial recovery. The market has seen rising prices reflecting crop anxiety while the Earl of Vinger hosted a dinner party of distinguished fashionables on Friday.

Dublin Kildare Wicklow Earl of Vinger

King’s Dublin Castle visit ends with royal procession to Holyhead voyage

Yesterday at noon the King arrived at Dublin Castle, attended Divine service in the Castle Chapel, and greeted officers, peers, and dignitaries. A sermon by Dr Mayeo impressed the monarch, who later hosted the commander of the forces and other notables. A parting glance and fanfare marked the farewell as guards and a military band saluted. Arrangements were made to escort the King to the beach at Danbury with ships awaiting, and the royal party to embark tomorrow for Holyhead aboard the Reyis So Veeign.

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Royal Knights and Bright Banqueting At Rotunda Event

A lavish Knights of St. Astriel ball at the Rotunda featured lavish gilded arches, blue velvet canopy, and crown motifs. Guests, nobility, and a long procession of titled figures filled the hall while Sir William Congreve oversaw decorations and Sir William Peverelli executed plans. Supper followed in three courses with Champaign and fine wine as the Lord Lieutenant presided at the royal table.

Knights of St. Astriel Order of St. Patrick Duke of Cumberland Earl Mathot Hoien Doevegni Feigat Moustown Meath Fist of Ormonte Beitol Culerton Eldar Koigits Thode Drogaeda Convneham Theschort Ely Stigs Earl O'Neil Marquia Sterford Carystor Eaniakilen Ongford Thomona Shannon William Congreve Bignor Peverelli Rosery Tug Batt Rotunda Morrison

The King's Curragh Visit and Royal Race Day Details

An eye catching account of King George’s Curragh excursion with crowds from Celbridge to Newbridge. The procession featured woollen manufactory workers in blue sashes, a grand stand and banqueting scene, a gold cup race won by Maid of Castile, and multiple royal receptions including the Duke of Leinster and Marquis Conyngham. The day closed with cheers as the King departed toward Dublin amid mounted guards and reevaluated honors.

Locan bin Majesty Curragh Eeiday Hin Mg.iwaly County of Kildare Celhridge Liffey Newbride County Duke of Leinster Lovan Duke of Montrose W. Keppel Lord Graves J. Turner A. Burnett Bayley Col. Quintin Lord Mount Charles Marquis Conyngham Bloomfield Duke of Seinator Earl Mayo Viscount Allen Earl ‘Talbot Brown Cooragh Denis Bowes Daly Rob Ray Willian Hort Mt. Patrick Tina Donta Bowen Daly Duchess of Leinster Grace of Leinster Lord Allen Futspita Leinster Duke of Lindter 7Th Hussars Dublin Talbot Nong Lord Meyo’s Rathcoala Ballnds Bridge Park County of Dublin Mr. Moran Castleknock W. Worthington Blackhall-place Percey Magan Haq Rutland Square Benjamin Bloomfield Cave Ward Grace Mer Daly Rob Roy Lord Blige C. Cangar Mr. Binkets Cratile Soya Turf Club Cass—Reval Course Eqn Nur Weil Ax Suai Horace Miles Mr. Hickelaef Maid of Castile Mr. Gore Caldwell C. Trother Colone Brugn Reajiaboty Laurence Mr. Daly B.c Hosader Bruen’ech Muksunab Cremorne Faibot Lord Portarlington Rainbow Noble D'Anyal Fur

Royal Reception at Rotunda Details Dignitaries and Dress

King, attended by Duke of Montrose and nobles, arrived at the Rotunda around ten. The court wore varied dress uniforms with ribands and the Knights as stewards. The monarch spoke affably to guests, including Miss Talbot, as a reception proceeded with dancing and quadrilles. About nine hundred attendees from high society were present.

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