The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-12 00:00:00

7 3 " - • , • 1 : _..../. . , , / , - -.:` • . to found a military government; and between this, and the submission to constitutional restraint, there is nib 'Med is m . After having occupied our thoughts oh •stabjects of such high importance and dignity, we scarcely know how to descend to notice the airs of .self-complacency and gratulation assumed by some of our contetopoiaries on the restoration of the Bounnons. The event has, indeed, been broug4 about, and that, they think, is sulllcier4 for thenkl They very wisely forget to enquire how,—we will; hu%sever, tell them. ..It has then been brought about by a course of conduct, in every parti cular the elect opposite of whatever they hove THE ST, EASTE R-MONDAY. Yesterday, according to annual custom, 'Alder men NVood, Combe, Scholey, Sir C. PAO, Si , R. Carr Glyn, Sir Jas. Shaw, Sir J. W. Anderson, and Sir William Curtis, the Sheriffs, the Chamberlain, Recorder, Town Clerk, City Rementbrancer, Comptroller, &c. &c. assembled . at the Mansion house, for the purpose of accompanying •the Lord Mayor in procession to Christ Church. At half past twelve o'clock the Blue-coat boys arrived at the Royal Exchange, where they remained until half-past one, bo fall into the Procession, which was as follows : Street-keepers and Constables to clear the way. ILLUMINATIONS. W 1 . e ... A ' 0 t . . f. ..4 , • - : . i t t ~ _. r ~ ' :: ~.,..., ~...‘,...,..<, , .. l. .:.,.., • • i .... ' 'l , „ - .. . , •, 4 fr " . -., 6 . , t - 1 • f . •. . . 0. • ' ''S k:? •'. '' :* 4 '; ' . \ . 6- . , . l t * 1 4 : " rot li s . \'6 0 ri . • itly .0 . . t . V 8 • , b 19 . b . "l 0- . • i DA s,• ..e I a, ye to- 4' as It, rp- • he • I . ,at • il • in e 'lle l ' S. ler the the e 1 e NESMAN Doucannon ; Bishops of London, Ely, and Chester ; Lords Erskine, A. Hamilton, Ossolston, Binning ; Ladies Ossolston, Binning, Poulett, Augusta Leith; Right Honourable C. Bathurst, George Rose; Sirs W. Curtis, J. Shaw, C. Hunter, James Leith, George Denys, C. Green, J. Graham, W. Otbbons, J. Musgrave, H. Strachey, W. Stirling, Bte. at sayillZestftetended. Do not treat with Bo- l city Trumpeter. • ISIkt. The Allies use ever effort City Marshal on hooteback. NATAaTIIi y , I Mar.hal - men, two and two. had offer ever "pasenable sacrifice . to make peace An elegant band ofimartial music. with him. • "COI directly to Paris and level it Abou tboys 700 Scars,iiM two and two ; their Masters and Beadles. intend ed for,tbe naval service carrying globes, qua . 114th there -say they. The Allies abstain pur- , .4 drams, telescopes, cotne-. s, &c. g , The other City Marshal in full uniform. 'only frnsk•Approaching the French capital, till : The Lord Mayors footmen, two and two. decorated o lhe of success , in the negociations were at an 1 ;t1( The Lord Mayor, in his mate coach. el Two Sherif', in their state carriages. enti d , he most glorious results ensue, and they 2 T scarlet robes, the maneshe Recorder and Aldermen in their carriages , dressed in their f the hones led with Wows of pipe souls, go about boasting and cackling, as white ribbon. friends of the I ifevery satisfactory occurrence was to be dis- several Ardreir men , ga" carr i ages, a b r r r o i a ll g g e ll g t , 11; w i th e th e em r iade of t he and ion. tilletly traced to the Prudence of their councils, it 1 The number of spectators in the streets was ee r y t Old the ascendency of their authority. Their 1 considerible, attracled by the fineness of the day. .. opi;tiana 'sere, ni e w es uind, and good•has . ald•the prepasatisniv for the general ilia • be ad ; thie 'remit. ii Is, of courst., impossible to say before the Sermon, which was preached by tilt *,' what would hove been the consequences had their shop of Ely, an Anthem, composed for the occasiod,,,, • was song by the boys; and after the Sermon an ad ' reasonings been adopted by the Allies. The most count of the progress of the diferent Hospitals was probable consequences appear to us to be these : read, as follows : Disunion, defeat, subjugation. The happy certain- CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. ties which we have now to oppose to these miserable Children put forth aPP"niiee - 0 7 7 Buried last year - - chances, give good reason to exult that the rhap- i Children cow under care of Hospital at Hertford and • London 110 sodies of these enters,. - bore no similarity to any To be admitted on presentation - - HS • feeling that existed in any of the allied Cabinets. . _ . ' - ;4 IH I I e 0 S ' D al 1 )n MO not led. en lebt otir thii ;Lin, fat ;the 0;1. ft~s. ^ the chrd bflit ; ,i,. i-,... ; 41 • 1:11 , V , •1I Rwrio!er, for the West Tndies.--Arrived the Badger hired avortt r Auer, from the Ranntrit ; niao his Majesty's ship Mi zivrva, %%WI n convoy from Plymouth and Portstrouili, which ore sailed For the River. Portsmorru, Aram 11.—Arrived a small fleet from the Flow vs, under convoy of the his Majesty's ship Zephyr on is cruise.-11i- Majeoty's ship Rinaldo Sates convoy are far the Downs.--;The West India and Quebec fleets. J expect ed to sail to-morrow or Wednesday inoraing.—P.S..ftiled his Ninjesty's4iii Comet, to collect the convoy to; ifescroandhual at Pool. Sd c .%PRIL 10.—Sisiled the Hearty gun-brig, with a ronvo for the Vile ; the next couvoy is expected to sail about the-9.lth inst. F A ',mourn, A trn 9.—Sailed the Queen Charlotte packet, with n Mail fur Passages. D•v an, A PRIL 11.—Arrived a small ventl with passengers, and 5, sera, English priomers frogs Oravelioes—brins no news. Re- RYE, APRIL 11. —FivE o'CLocx, P. M.—The Stag, . venue cutter, is just arrived is the Roads, and has announced by tipusi that the White Flag is hoisted at Boulogne. The Ball-room WI _ having nine arches of variegated lamps, thrown from one side of the gallery to the other, and two ranges of small lamps forming a cornice all round the front of the gallery. At ten o'clock the Lady Mayoress (Miss Domville) entered the Ball-room, followed by about one hundred ladies, whose dresses werd only surpassed by the re f of the fair wearers.ll ate the fair visiters ar When seated in her chair of state b. ranged themselves on the surrounding benches, at tea was served on massy silver waiters. At half-past ten o'clock the Lady Mayoress and his Excellency the Count de la Garde opened the Ball, and dancing was kept uy till a late hour. Amongst the company at the dinner wore—llls Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Viscount Sid mouth ; the Austrian, Portuguese, Prussian, and Hessian Ambassadors • the Count de la Garde, the , Baron Vanderduyn, ilaron Nolieketi, Duke of De vonshire, Marquises of Lansdowne and Ely, Mar- _ _ 1 garrison, ._ immediately ti. _ _—.. has alrmtly signified his adherence to the new order of of the Prince Regen Ailing*, and watts only for instructions from the ..ftti- riM Crown, richly al thbrities of Paris, to which he professes his readiness rariegistel roars; . • . betiding a Mar of gi .., :' to _conform. . :A Dover letter of yesterthrt Mentions that np- ,the Prince's Plume; 'iirards Of one hundred persons landed there ' from the whole length o f Calais, Boulogne, and the adjacent coast, and many work of the whole, H of theta being merely on an excursion of curiosity, staursta Auspice Brit soon refilled.. dice Libertaris -" ea f ' T , ; ~# yai Charlotte Yacht, 'Captain Eyr.ss, in formed of sm.'lll3rllll Is! iti additi the Royal Sovereign Yacht, i 4 Ihe im- AcittitstANN's, i media prepared at Deptford, for th e reception o f Tyrant I'..r.ican is "ot s Of Loos XVIII. i walls of Paris; the . -, chionesses of Lansdowne and Ely ; Earls of Jersey, Pooled, Besborougb; Countess of Jersey ; Viscount 4 The illuminations last :tight, in celebration of the recent glorious and important events in France, ex. ceeded in brilliancy aad magnificence - those on any former occasion. . Marquis 14/ellesley's house, at Hyde Park-corner, was lighted up with its usual magnificence. Arches T 11 E ATItES.. se—,Last night, aft'''. HenrV. of lamps covered the entrances. Festoons were —owe sass produced a new Asiatic Spectacle , called S r adak drawn along the summit of the porch : au illuininated the centre. COVINT-GARDE temple, with the arms of the King of France, formed upon the well-known story bearing the same title I and Kalasrade, or the !Voters of Oblivion ; founded street, was richly ill um i na t e d . The Marchioness of W-ellington's, in Batley* among the Tales of the Genii. lo conaequence of I bassador's Hotel was The Rustian Am. an accidental delay, by the breaking down of the ) uncommonly bright. coach that conveyed Miss WoRGMAK to.the Theatre, I On a display so soddenly called fpr Inteiiiillumi. and of the necessary itnpediments in the first repr o - nation, there could scarcely be' expected much of the sentatiot: of so complicated a piece of machinery , i , finished and classical elegance of -derive and inscripe performance did not conclude until so . late an oar, the ', thin that might be found where longer preparedor as allowed. But if the mottos were Ike of Incite that we are not able to say muck concerning if; ; liar elegance, there were not a felMeetepeculitte indeed, little more can be observed than has been re- Pres.iwellessi such -tta marked the tientettrittibegehe clerked of the numerous productions of this ki n d tbii ing of the hour most strikingly. On sotneliPillse have been crowded upon 'the stage within these few.: houses was the motto which would have, treirbZi years: They are, it must be admitted, one step above ab- ; occurred as singular on any other micaeiost;". pantomime, and are'wel I calculated . the words, " Thank God," plain as they ilretto, l soluteharlequinade to please those audiences that at Easter or Christmas were perhaps among the most suitable to (helm? oswelly visit the play-hoeses with a fixed determination Pression of the hour that could be used. Putteneei . , tobt pleased, and who generally "are truly and only Hotel had them in strong light on . the freet'esf•ettat StsolbSseSors st I p{ wave the use of their understand- • balcony . LOW When t wever, we see that in the propitiating The decorations:of - the Spanish Atabaillie:. - cior's Hotel were wetly ; large ranges of-inespe-+'itti adeertisement, put' forth with the piece, it is said that along the outlines of the architecture e .and -smile such stories " seem marked out ads proper subjects form of •star and wreathe glittered above. In Llte to be dramatised," we cannot help protesting against . centre was the name of Ferdinand, and undetheatt‘ such an assertion, on every principle not only of (-ism- . the phrase., which, homely as it was, eadisted. let mon sense, Wet' of our common senses, since nothing • have been selected with peculiar felicity-sib's4o4 can be more revolting to the senses, than to behold the old Tittles." . . ~-;. . e ' delicate shadowings of forms, and etherial tints of co- ' In South Audley-street, his Royal MOON& tbsi lours, which the imagination creates in reading these Duke of Cambridge's house was very nesetiplkuteie fairy tales, so reduced to the evidences of vulgar nated with a French crown, formed of eirlateate& perception, that the absurdity and impossibility of lamps, and accompanied by o r namental lilies, 'WV • . . , „ .. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S. 'Sunday ntgnt mr. isv LIU', the Messenger, arrive° Patients admitted, cured, and discharged last year:— such a cause producing such an effect, is obtro- the centre: to the right " Vim) le Rol, Louis the in town from the Hague. The . Earl of Larearoor. In-Patients . sively obvious. Great merit certainly belongs to XVI Ilth," and to the left “ Vivant lee BOurbono - the mechanist for accomplishing what he does per- I waited upon the PRINCE REGENT yesterday morning, Remaining under cure,— au . t p - a P t t n i In s ts . 960 i form, end pechaps in the piece of last night his skill The residence of the Portuguese Ambassador teas brilliantly decorated up to the roof with devices and to lay before his Royal hi ghness the contents of the I Out-Patients dispatches. ' . Buried last year 1 - - ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. ' .214 was never more fully exhibited. The scenery looks 2711 gat cent beyond former precedency an well e Ima gat t f dll d ' t . appropriate inscriptions. The house of iklo :se.' ite _ presenjed a transparency of the restored french Yesterday the Doke Du C ItAmMONT had an an= Cured and discharged last year—la-Patients ' - %kit the inscription " Vi et . le RA -Louis diettre of the Petece Rec. eel. at Carlton-house. Diat-Patleats - gu2,l aig . d. The music, by. Messrs-Samos. and-Wnwerla milla to ng under cure In-Patients . .• • 412.1 slog; the overture by the former, was not , XYYI . ' Manchester-Louse, in Manchester-squatai 0, 0...... r EN. e. The Duchess D'Aswour.r.mc sent a letter of con: I item". .. out-Patients - lirVia s ; the composer not having time to COM- i gratulation on Saturday night, on the arrival of the ! Buried - - BRIDEwEee HOSPITAL. - sidence of the Marquis of e. flerf(ord, .dispiarie gees news of the abdication of the Throne of France by r eceivedva p e;t e a n t i l cese Mayor and Sitting Aldermen le i p lease - ~, pier it. 'The spectacle was received with great ap throughout, es might be expecte d from the es- e . „..... siderable taste. Theletthto and*eittitia, wateiftplee Hoe APe nee, to Hartwell; his Majesty, Louis XVIII. A nt fofrneal Lord oli y con nement - 50 • re! etstrwo,it. :derives fmni.4pirniureAialsees, . d reary , i meii i ttel 4 with the Bourbon lilies, and *tier etniii# . ‘, is confined with a severe attack of the gout, which , PooPeol to be snot tilparishrs Apprentice' now in Hospital - 36. cae‘ aloud ftifeemPestee ,blazing eolcanos and fah hind , " vivant les Bourbone.',' • • es ; • N. eiseree 4 mwtomit uncertain vi he call 'WOW:" BKIIILEM notrtrAt. .• . pieces among the scenery, and 6f tyranniialmelee MA. HUNTEIti UPPER t4ERKELEV•STREET I :rIIV,‘,- *J'ille Marquis of Iletcreoen,as Lord Chamberlain, Detracted men and women lace tele . 146 • 'is gone in. to Hartwell, to congratulate the King Admitted Hll9 . Ns ' tent, undaunted warriors, captive princesses, faith- ' gest-setatas.-e-A trenspart ncy, . (e. Pe.tee e- ful slaves and more than a quantum sufficit of as. mounted with-e -crown ; the plume 4)140 'tie. of Fi t Asci in the name of the Put NC 7: REG ILN T. His ; .• . liiil . • 9 ; seams and murderers among the•chaincters. . - :on eat* aids; 'in the centre 46 AteXandifiall .4117k* Lordship is the bearer of a letter f ro nt his Ro yal' : Cured and discharged • • •- * #f j SWIRLY THEATltt.—This elegant Summer Theatre; wreath iitf laurel encircled with olite,anti At Highness to his Most Christian Majesty. Buried - - '• • • - la ' COMPINICed. its OrSt season last night under its new " May the Rose and the Lily 'befor ever esi ? Messrs.' HATA nn and G ALL ATIN, the American Remaining under cure - nderneath " Louis XVI I 1.” • lie • the , 'llrifftlihrs - • prierititio rs Meseta. BRANsCOSIR, Duerr, and Co.'Co. Commissioners to Russia, arrived at Harwich, on i The company afterwards returned to the Mansitgle F on each side the names o f Welling qfligetions and embellishment's which have taken o aken s • , ;ei• ; i Friday, from Helloed. I House, where they retired to the Chinese Darlen e ; Blocker." lithe interior since its clew. a space of only , “ It is said to be the intention of Lows XVIII. and other splendid • - Brunet's and gablonnitlire'a Hotels , tti'' fit eft; lifir ' 1 after complying with the wishes of the French people, i proprlated to their square, bore their testimeey .to the Bougeofsitotnee to resignehe Crown in favour of his brother Moe- I Th e 'esti. 'be it pleasing diaptay of rariekatedfes.toPtfrec: sawn, and to retire to that virtuous privacy which he! of five 1 110[ 1 .0r 1 7 1 9 - 14:1411iiAt:scdii. has long aendered illustrious, leaving to otheehmaist4e, were White cockades.- ~ ‘ theorising rod. tonseitiowebielt Me years and inter Carlton-hoese was superb: The .efteles• extensive' Iles render him twat staid disinclined. ! dinner font was covered with light. The colonnade was A Requisition has been presented to the Loan in the orchestra I ' wreathed with continued festooning of 'llame-co ithlres,/ signed by many Members of the Corpora- : save the Ki-g."— oured lamps. On the architrave blazed in large tisio, requesting his Lordship to call a Court of Com- ed to her seat by his ittoyat Highness the li considerable characters the names of Austria Prussia, Russia, • mon Council, to consider of an Address to the , S ussex , who sat on her Ladyship's Left hand ; the i yeeeeevritteipally new, and the band 'numerous and and England. In the centre was the motto, " Vive • l Painca REGENT on the happy ' change in political Duke of Devonshire sat on the Lord Mayor's right, lonflielete. • • - ; les Bourbons." The Artist's grammar ought to eilleirs, resultitig from the late successes of the Allied band; and the Foreign Ambassadors, Ministers, SADLER'S WELLS.—This much-frequented p l ace 'have been better cc:melted. Immediately above was Powers. land Ladies of distinction, sat on each side. There ; the name of " Louis XVIII. ;" and on the summit, of tOnusement also commenced its season, with the , ' Yeeterday was a holiday at the Stock Exchange, were five long tables, all of which were laid oat in N o e renn in e e. popularity. Its varied and judi- . crowuing the whole, a transparency of Genii u ps' tat private bargains were made to a considerable ex- ! the most superb style, ornamented with lofty arches • cionsly combined attractions, romantic, operatic, : porting the Crown of France. The effect of the' tent, and the prices, at the conclusion of the business ' and temples of paste work, and decorated with ar. pantomimic, and aquatic, gave great satisfaction to : tout cnsetnbk was admirable, and 'the crowd that were as follow t Red. Ann. 69—Consols 68f —Ditto tificial flowers. The entertainment, which consisted I the audience.—The concluding scene of the Two Ca- l continued in front was so great during the earlier part for Aecoute, 68i—Omnium, 1 22 e. of every delicacy of the season, in the greatest pro- i liphs, en real water, richly deserved' the repeated iof the night as to render passing a work of no slight In consequence of the recent events a contract fusion, and was served up with much regularity, was bursts of applause it met, and we have no doubt will labour, and of danger. about to Le entered into by Government for 200,000 the joint production of Messrs. Birch and Angell, bring an overflow of company so long as the piece is . The Guards Subscription house in St. James's. gallons of rum has been reduced to 50,000, and a and, in the opinion of the company present, it was perforated. , street had a Crown a Star and the motto " Our ; ; quantity of corn, purchased on account of Govern- equal, if not superior, to former occasions. A stu- RoltAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.— Allies." trent, is to be sent to market. 9 petitions baron of beef graced-the. sideboard at the This Theatre also opened - last eight, and met with The Horse_ Guards was decorated in nearly the Lord WELLSSLIT is gone to East Cliff Lodge, near bottom of the Hall. that encouragement to which the exertions of the i usual sty le. • A profusion of lamps were hung on the B.amsg:tre, for the recess. ; The very peculiar circumstances of the day, gave i proprietors so eminently entitle it. The first pi ece i gateways, and the letters G. P. It. aed G. 111. wets Yesterday morning the Duchess of OLDENBCRGEI :to this civic feast a joyous character beyond any I wesaismnd Equestrian Burletta Spectacle, founded t strongly illuminated. left Pulteney Hotel, with her usual retinue, and pro- ! isomer example, and to this the Lord Mayor con- on the Melo-drama called the Secret Mine, in which I The Admiralty had the Crown and Anchor, the ceedad to Surgeon's Hall. After viewing the build- ; triboted in a most happy manner, by the very neat I the stud of horses for which this Theatre is so justly I British standard, in coloured lamtis, and the motto, ing, and the nature' curiosities, her Imperial High ' and appropriate speeches with which he introduced I celebrated, were exhibited in scenes of the most in- ` 1 66 The Sheet Anchor of Europe." The Pay Office ness proceeded to the Foundling-hospital ; and con ; the toasts appropriate to the wonderful events that I terestiog cast ; and by their performances, if pus- • had, " Europe saved by the Example of England." eluded her' day's visits by inspecting Burlington- have recently happened. After the healths of our I Bible,. ea . ceeded the docility of their biped corn. I The Foreign Office and War Department were co. House. ` most gracious Sovereign, and, of the Prince Regent, i panibes. Their manoeuvres were hailed with the vered with lampt, and the latter forming the name of Letters have been received from his Majesty's the Lord Mayor gave the healths of the Emperors of most enthusiastic applause. There was, as usual, an i Louis XVIII. 66 Moscow burnt—Paris spared." ship Phrebe, Capt. ilieeeret, dated in the Bay of Russia and Austria, the King of Prussia, and for: mdmi able exhibition of feats of horsemanship, in i Lord Liverpool had a small decoration on the en- Gaya vitait, near Quito, 1 ith October, 1813, which . the first time in the Egyptian-Hall, Louis the King: which Air. 111Aaete displayed his wonted agility. i.tratice to Fifr-House, but extremely brilliant and state the deeds' of Lieut. Jeri° ; Mr. Suttees:, ,of France. All these he introduced with short but t .. he entertainments of the evening concluded with ' well conceived. An arch of thick splendour eeclosed Purser ; and Me. FI N LING, Midshipman ;by t h e I most appropriate addresses to the Company. 6 . humorous pantomime, called Merlin's Cave Of ; I the motto, " 'rite Reward of Perseverance . on the unfortunate upsetting of one of the chi 's boats, at ' .The Duke of Sussex, in a neat address, gave the' 4rte equin's Masquerade, which' drew down the , the of the side pillars a lion sitting under a moment ' when there was not the most remote health of the Lord Mayor, and his Lordship having wisellise commendations or John Bull and his happy ' • the shadow the of British were ,C own and the Mies under apprehension of any clanger being near, they were : returned thanks, the company adjourned to the other flia,A4*.ushoottemed to be doubly happy, in conse- • that of France. .. . ' ell derailed. Tito Phew has made a very good pas- '! entertainments of the evening. .' ttielisceof th e glorious events which have of late at- i iteiernUmßearteeteHoUSß, STRAND.—The whele ifigeround the dreaded Cape (Cape Horn); and ;, At half-past nine o'clock the Ladies withdrew to .tendeii_the arms of this country. and those of the of the top- parapetNias a blaze of flambeau* ; the Was about to prosecute the further ob j ects of her l i their coffee. Tile Lord Mayor invited the Noble- Allies. ', ... e -.. , , lion on the top had his head cr owned eith laurel, Itqyage in the Great Pacific Ocean. No mention is men and Gentlemeneo remain with him for a time, The illuminadons en the exterior of the Theatre and several bunches of laurel were distributed to or• made of the Essex American frigate in these letters. and he kept up the conviviality with the highest Were very magnificent, and extremely appropriate to t nament the parapet ; every window from top to bot -.....—. . spirit for an hour, when they all joined the Ladies ' the mot meant to be ceiehratti. , - (lent along the front was superbly illuminated, having . • 11r A e., Amt. 11.—Came down from the River the Bengal , in the ball-room ; and the company was now en-- Pante advice; were yesterday ivpl from aer .. a candle in each pane. Lao Indianian, bottod ta the Etta Indic!. ; al , t) the Harriet and ' creased by those who had tickets for the evening. Mon t of time Ith, from Bruges of the 9th, and from • Somerset House made a most brilliant appearance, as most superbly illuminated, . 'of the dite of Senday. Fr' the contents of nearly similar to the last illumiitation ; along the here ran a double festoon of brilliant lamp., Ostend , ;Oln I these, there appears no doubt that all the fortresses in French possession, from the VEtola to the Moselle, . from one extremity of the bitildleg to the other, at base thee each end in like manner from the foundation to the will obey the orders of the Provisional Government. T the centre arch, was the figure of an Anchor, formed he Commandant at Ostend says, in jus t i fication of top, were two other gstoons Co correspond • over his not resigning the place, that Gen. MAISON is his superior ofiker, and that when' he shall have it in of briltiant lamps, the cable of bloc lamps, and a festooned circle all r 'ld if; on the right side were command from his superior to tuarch oUt with his he ,shalt Italy comply. Gen. Maison the initials of hi kla f The company afterward! , returned to the Manglell-, ; hiatterations and embellishments which have taken wal '''''" ' House, where they retired to the C hinese parlottY,4 phite ht.the interior since its close. a space of only , " Blucher and other splendid apartments of the stone hall, ap- ; fiViweeksi is truly astonishing: instead of that dulli ' propriated to their reception till the dinner hour. - Ili uttet' square, be tsolibre *appearance which pervaded the whole, It The Egyptian-Hall was illuminated in a style at nolr i ftigteuts a light and cheerful aspect, in every — tPins . bY it unexampled splendour, under to testa I : , .. _ nwer spft etv ... A n li tt or li i„. • - . .Ninablirir er MI& igettallarillitrientle . , ' '46 - , — it WiiiiMliail e ale of En- . wore whit 'six o'clock the leiie folding &oriel* Carlton oft‘Pers: e tithlit called Schamacda, and a Scottish Harle- ; front was dinner being announced, the band, which Who iteeted go r mi 4 e , f orme d the entertainments of the evening, hed in the orchestra over the door , struck up " God estO, w i th the exception of a few trifling errors, in- wreat save the Ki-g."--The Lady Mayoress was ihnduct. rcidOet to a first performance, the whole went of Igor la characters ed to her seat 1w his Itoyal highness the Duke of • with considerable eclat. The scenery and dresses •.• a . --a and Enela round it; on the right 510 e were ajesty G. K., ar4 nit the.left that nt, over the 'Anchor the Impe. studded with brilliant lamps of on the right compartment of the ;mat magnitude, and on the left - ;' on two tablets which extended. the huildin#, formine the 11(.34 were the words " Europa In. , 4.! itannia, Ty ranoide Sub‘ct ut, v to. ~, ~.4 soh letter about thre. feet Wog., -, ..•• liant lamps. !iTektlD--A Transparency : the • . . 3 attacked by Death, under the t grisly - monarch has plat tt bis • ,• , ' .• ct,