The National Register. — London, England, 1814-07-24 00:00:00

47R Thee animeoweits will be tint ee •1,1 itte .e.eent of a etiaffnifi:•ent hal- 1 0 , 1 . dimple...ions to Nike op two iter•aoks in tie : it will .e , tis eel anieit five o'eloi k. ',Ater riie a -neater 1).1110oil, of 21.1 fee , in 4111111 , •14'1'. Will 41.0 asetliti. aced a elpifw- from it ne li:din:el in r,e lenzher resin , .- of I;te air ; it ‘‘:11 114. T: In• mad. , to flr•eyinl, alt:1 upon it, s e . eo • , I aseete.ioil iite;tewr itkplav of brillialit 41 '0 take rl , e 41 a gyl•4l (4•V if Mil 1 - 1'0:11 ilit.,2l . ollild. Still Icier in the even •vvei at oilier b.,:100te.., ne a ...toiler scale, wid be dopatellvd tf 2 vir tisdA the v.! II 1., charged with vitriolic lir:, work-, which will be tigg'" 'Nitli eP. 454.. . 1 1 ;i I"rt% l iPii'fil ; Acid )fier thr‘t' are t.xpentle el, the contailie.; ie, then iw iufLlmed, agod will pro rine,. a heir 'loot itolicaraiwe, spiiii(lour the most pli(imito 1• 1'411.41 hven 110' 0 W), a branti hi) (;!tittese loielge, upon the er•ltrr ul whiyie hits been construe-tell an vie!: int anti lofty pailoga con•l•tini , ut seveo pyraweil,ll stones. The pailniza will be Mu ;": 1 "ith the and brilliant fire weak., both fixed ;end TeL will or displayed frost every division of this lofty Chinese tareweeire I %Time. aoil .plendid :14;111(101es of rockets will al , o be ut f.toowei,y I from the commit, and from other parts of thi% to,, crew,: e t fire, which will at time,: in. so covered with Yo 4•1.1 Pots tie otsi.l, us to become iu appear:owe one eii :of orilliatr fire V‘triene , tempbit anti columns, eOll - oriel upon toe bridle, will also he vivitlly illuminated ; and fixed firework-u ut different devices, oil the balustrade of the bridge, will contribute to heighten the avt,ev,.l effect. I. e coital will also he well provided with hanebonwly decor .teel boat. at the eli-posal of those who titi,h to add this anier‘emeast to the stomerents plea•eires of the entertainment. The whohi margio of the lawn will he surrounded with booths for refie,liment, te loch will be iiirmlinitted its the 4 Vt'lli4ll, inter-per 4.41 vtiiu opeo marquees, prove:led with seats for the accommodation of the iloop;:iiy '. l .*.e /wilt. of . the Park will he illuminated with Chinese lanterns, will wilted ttl!li reieetireqpie awl grotesque devices, and every tree Neill hitt. earieg.ord with its foliage. Baud. of Pie.i.er et IN at various disfiaiwes, and spares will he pretest:lt'd 11Uiert lit pal Is of the lawn, for those who delight ill the oe:emir% of the ;am? ; tile whole binning a V.lllXliall on the 111061 Ilia2l itieeof In addition to the foregoina , li.t of aninteinents, the public will hilVt• a _view et the royal booth, and of the era•ol firework in the (yr< en Park. wh;eli dkniayed from a rot tress or eAstle. the la.) pat't. ..re 100 feet %gnat e. stlrmoiinted by a round tower in the centle, hhotit ixt% fi et in tha:oeter, and ti•ing to the height of abovt• fifty feet itoOVC the ramparts. Foil , ' grand eltange!‘ of fire tl ill be exhibited from thi- stoperullows castle, the whole ele vation of nine!' exceeds , ineiv feet. To seenrs to every ore a cquiplete view of this edifice and deco ratioi!s, its igreat aml dimensions, it is SI , enlist, nett d as to revolve on its centre, so that each side will he suc cessively presente , l to the wsemblatze of the compaliv. The castle thus entlioitioz; the appi.:t , awe of a grand military fortification,. is •intended allegorically to 1 - cpre..ant war, and the discharges of :soil. Jery, small ;am-, mai 00115. air. may be rev:oiled as deAcriptive of the tern's of a , iet!e. On a suitflim this will cease, in the midst of volutiiis of rl,sitils of smoke, and thu n der of artillery. the lofty f , rt. - ess. the embloil of destructive wi , r, is transformed into a tl inple. the type of glorious peace. "Pie lower and rpiadrantoilar e-utpartment of the temple is embellished with I)orie e , !tomes of porpliviv ; the circular edifier which surmounts it is de c.'rated wi Ii the lichee ionic columns of Sienna marble. The u hole will be brilliantly illuminated, and adorned with allegorical transiia renews, executed by the masterly pencils of artists of the ling DE‘CR IPTION OF THE PAINTINGS. FORM/NO PART OF THE DECORATIONS OF THE TEMPLE ERECTr:D IN trn!: G R c.EN PARK. The tipper and lower pictures on each side are connected in stibject, those beneath being Arfpwls to the abovf : they aro EA' ive of the origin and effects of war—the deliverancti of Europe from tyranny—the restoration of the Bourbons by tie aid of the Allies—the reliant of Peace. and its happy consequences—and the t. inmph of Britain muter the government of the Pril.ce Regent. • On the first side, Strife, as described by the ancient poets', is re. pre..enteA exp , Heti from Heav en, sent to 'Arlie dissensions among men. Jupiter is seen (ucc,mpanied by other divinities) 41i.unissliog her front above ; and the inliabitimts of the earth arc king, terri fied at her approach. VIP v r".: I VA REGISTER. .1.1 19 !gmer o icinse renresents tire elk et.. ci ;ler descent. one side, the Cyclops are forzing implemetsts of war. 31,ir., in ► jit driven by Itell..na, and hurried on by Fin ries, i• overturn ng all l!efore him. in the baCk grows', are seen t. and ; 3 d e _ In front are Ciilritv flying in disniay-Truce and Jis•tiee fill Wog the earth—and' Hope lingering behind. The second side represents Europe striftgling with Tyanny. He is tearing off her diadem, and trampling on her balance ,- at his fe , t, among emblems of Reltaion, Justice. 13:c. Liberty lies - pross trate; brandishieg the frame's, is descendmg to the res cue of •Eurcpe. In the picture beneath, the mina of France is restn.ritig th sceptre to ttie dynasty of the 11.nsi bons, personified by a female 06 a throw.. in a regal mantle. ornamented with Aura-de/is. On on, : s ide O f her. Britannia, Spain. and Poring"! ; and on the other, Russia, Prussia, Austria, and Sweden. are withessing the event with delight ; a groupe of sn'iiceis ate eupressing their • joy and homage, a d Genii ale descending with enshienis of Peaee. Plenty, Jastice, Ituionr, L'lberty. Refrain's &e. A t one end of the ruin pmsition, Streiklth is driving out Anarchy, Fraud, and Rebellion ; at the othei c .d, Victory i• inscribing, on a shield the ildrileS of the great Comasanders of the allied powers, and Faille is sounding Ler trump. t. On the third Fide, Peace is seen in the clouds. with her olive branch ; Time looks at her with transport. and the Earth hails her room, Beneath is reprev.ented It r Reign. or the renewal of the Golder* %LT.. .Sh is sin - rounded by plenty. the mull Deities, Agriculture, Commerce, the Art., Moierva. and the Muse-. The fourth side (filthy,: a colossi) stone of the Prioee Regent, crowned by virtory Dkenid is eliained by hirer to lIIN Pelestell Truth and Jii , :tiee arc returning to &trill—and Ilritaitoia is lonkins: up to Ele uven. witle ‘ gratittple for the blessings of lute Government. Below is the triumph of Ilrit.dit.—liritattitia i 4 in a ear of State, accompanied by Nlttistie with hi• triden , and Al-.r4 tliTl , lYtog the British StAidard—• Fame aud Victoi y attend upon her—she is pre ceded by Prudence. T , •mperatsee ,In•tiee, and rot ht u ass fol lowed by the Arts, (A' tinmeree, Industry, and the Domestic vii. tows, The Namnacisia will commence about five o'clock in the after. ovum. to this repre.entation of a sea tight; the rations mai.semires of two hostile fleets will be practised with every ap p arent circnitistAtire of reality, such as chasing, forming. and breaking the line, with dis tant and close action : occasional and heavy calinonadinz, and at nightfall the or et ~f fire.sbip% on an enemy's fleet will be ells. played. A'trr dark, grand tire-w •rks will be exiiiinted on the terrace of liensingto , -gat•lens, at the brad of the Seriwittine, with the most extensive flights, and the largest gorandoles of rockets, rising firm amidst the trees in the gardt . tis. A twenty feet balloon will also aseEnd from the terrace in the afternoon, rum) whirls para chines of vari 'us forms will ht let clown. This Park also will be par. flatly illuminated with Chinese lanthorns. The preparations in the Park • assume every day a more attrac tive appearanee.—St. James's Park is now divided into 4eperate spaces by a riling, %%Inch intersects it from the ectils of the wood ea bridge to the railing on both t e ranal inter•ertmg Enoch of the divisions above and below.—The spares between the bridge and ttie Horse Guardr are now tnickly revered with round or oh. long knits, in rows, perched upon poles of an elevation of eight er ten fr•et, around the tops o` . which the (-novas sprea 's in the form of a va.t ruehrella, le tying the sparse underneath quite open. The Chinese tower on the bridge eras partvill, lighted up on Thursday evening nn each side •itecessivelv, by wit!, of an experiment. The Tights caught rapillv. ;yid hurtled with great brillisnev, as long as it was tieces:ary to allow theca to prove the virility of lighting and extinction. The gallery for eie reception of the Royal Faith!y an.l their friends, near the grate) depot ut fire•wm ks in the Often P ark, has already assumed a very handsome appearance. At the end roiennitlicaling with St. James s Park, there is a round tower of large dimensions, with a slopeing root, elevated some feet atiove the tir4t stage or ft.ar, Au As to Omit a tree circulation of air, the eadleries have the appearance of being divided by the posts into distinct boxes, as at the Theatres ; hot. we believe, lite benches run the whole length to the front of Ynrk-bouse gardens, without any distiectiom. Temporary E4IICTICS are attached to the building, formerly allotted to the Queen's library. We understand that this great patella! Fete will positively take Place on Thursday next, when Mr. Sadler, jnn. means to ascend in hie tanner's %opts+ baflonn, Acceimpai i ird 1 4 Mrs. 4. J‘ihnston, in relebra* tion of the day. The entire of St. James's Prink excepting the putt inclosed by the pilling about the cat's), will be open to the public, that portion only being kept for such as choose to pay half a guinea each. AppiwAclll\q GIL.INI) JUBILEE. .r►.. JULY U. - .4‘ .~.:: I • -