The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

su,mnwoteil with • Crows, sod Hie motto" Long lite the 1,11, - all executed in variegated Limus. bi Hynes ios.lieuse--G. It. and Crown, with (et -1..c.n• oLvariegated mops. !le one's Lottery-of ce—Festooasiof coloured lamps. I% wurew , -G. R. with festoon, of coloured lamps. BOND-STK ELT. _ _ fir. EDWARD Olimr's-41 transparency, representing the Protecting Angel interposing before Time, and displayiog our COUUtry'S ' , tither, oar Venerable Mon trek, and his euglist family—The error is token Gum 11'estiminster with the addition of the troplaied batmen of France, Spain, lonia, and Hoillisd. •I'he eliesubisa holding out the Crown o f L aure l., and the Cruel, Im•n•'rtal, are 'Mended tu repot eclat Ike two sainted children of Their Mit:wanes ELLIOT. 1101Ohlitr lw WI Majesty—The kite.. G R. is variegated limps. BAKER, confectioner to the King—The initials G , lt. and Crown. Put Liars, fisherman to His Majesty—G. R. in variegated M . r. ?LAY/ AIR, frraok•maker•—G. R in coloured lqmpg. Mr. BURC LLLLL L mule warehouse—A large R. well rxrcotrd. PRITCH•IIO and P0L11.1% furl:item printers to Their ' Iklujrstirs—G. R. nod (Won Yeita'S Hotel—Lamp% tuttertills displas ref in rows. Va•st all and Sus. opt ,c.s.o. to the R. sad fee toll.ss Sir tamps. Hook Pl• is lewary—n,,ws of col •• und DE R fllro dila% imi.iistactury—A gi display of fesiootis 'iusartrizated . . . 11 . i:sto•:, tailos-...fi R. sod festoons of coluureJ lamps TAV tun, shoseinalt• to her Royal Ugliness t he Duchess et at. and the Crwstt of varsezatt J lamps. 3k. A Liza, illllol=EVoiltol.l , l of v.tvi..ot eulonred lamps. NRW BON D•STIt E LT. Mr SMOSTRIVII , r7„ pateat lamp isanufartnrer-4 Trans. pareney, with the cypher G. R. sarroaadett with oak leaves, a. 1.1 m.tto " Long Life to the King" The wh.,le so.. roue lad with festoons of Yap tegated lamps, aml the initials it., the Craw, awi Star in untotirrol lamps. WI M POLL-STREET. Princr CAtTELCIC beautiful transparency. tepee. *citing the Royal Crown, surrounded by the oak and P hum ruck, interwoven sod tied with the Gordian knot;. under. Death, the motto" God save the King," anal the initials G K eaeenlcd in a rick cypher. . . . Hun. F. sti r bort in tura-obscure, with Frown and Inerei&—Executed Stubbs. IN Ell' PORT- E . lirtieov's lace warehouse—A most superb fttrir, wits the following inacripteues .—" Praise nod, from whom all mercies dos"—" May the Kurz live fur ever 111 glory." CUR try IT STREET. 'tr. C R SEIM. plummier to the King and Royal Fa. George Rea," ia variegated lamps; under winds nee written, uu a Itsspartoey "la tLe fiftieth year of b.r reign in the beerta of kin peuple. 7 4.;thOchitSo9.—Lung live the Rill." LONG-ACRE. HAT(' IteTT, coach Inaker—' , G. R." 'Surmounted by II Crown of retooled lasops.and two brilliant stars um each side, surrounded with Fps:lauds of lamps. Mr. STRACHANI and patrol ramp bedstead mann. factory—Tian letters G. R. in variegit,d lamps. UPPER NOR'II)IS.STR.EI:T. _ Count D►. YFILII4IIt tranopeter eer. smiting 3 ►ust of Hilo Majesty, oust copitalay e..ecuted, mut sureuun , ;• e.i n itb umiak., of huts* ugh the amity, " toque, tuuuur, and ;key " s.tusrtunv-sQe.tr.E, t:W-Ilft:1 lit NCI'S hum,•..--. • 1 must anperb'Yilnl,l ' JlY ve•t• ; R. surrounded with alit oak tea( ; motto, Loug I.m. to the Kure underne.dh, the Star anti Garter. Provided by Sue , urs t, Bund-stre , t C(ICKSPU RAMA PET. H A 11r0C11, etr - P to the Royal Family—ralsibited • most sorrel), rirb, retsina. t.. °nutmeat of glass, forming the among "IRC:OliellS" • Iftels had a must hrilltaist ctlect. The letters gi H. Were plated ore( the motto, in variegated lamps The elegant show n...ins arctic al o Ilsrfaiwutr.l by upwards aloft htutdetrl of the nite4 costly , irec , rtn lamps and refleetans. • Burt tote Herat.—A large ti. Kt turnunnetad by the .vii it Inul Stir, in variegated lamps ; The whole rorirelcd •.sli laurel leaves, tied in a true-loser's knot, its colostral lamps. Mn. C 91.11 A CHI. prints. 'ler—a. R. and the Crown. HILIIMAT and co. goldetnitha to His Majesty—A grand display of tamps, and a Rust .4 His Majesty. FaTnet, watels-maker tit the Prince of Wales—Festoons of hours. AY, Isle Craaner,) inusical Mote nment-inaker—eFes tams of lamps. _ _ 3lios deem.maker to Her Royal Ilieusess thr Princess of tides—G. 11. surmounted oath Ilse CCOMIS, la r. ricgored lamps wi noi--G. R. anal Cruwn in Ess-lights. oxrokn-s II EI,T. _ _ Mr. D Ouse, engraver to H.. Niajesty—nthibited • beautiful transpareie-y. to the (cadre was a medallion of His MJks.ty, is endures, resting on the chalky cliffs of A Ileion. On our ride wa. seated Britannia, looking towards lb. Majesty, with • re4.lcd of NIT clic)a for the life of use bes. savere:gn ; Ansi, by .oysity, &never:tog to repel the louvre...eh of lioary.heisited 11 , 1 Op:W.6111 greatly des. emir., and checked is 1,,. pro.,;ress,.b . i the r.e . ,s of prirritbre• ha. ing droppill his hour.gis.s, enc of the syn. .of I apprars trampling opus it, at th e raise titer atte ntions!? 6:citing lenuclf to retard the approach of this m o st t , °tillable enemy \, or the figure of 11...lat:ista eppiara anodic. of her 11,1 , 9, rousiag the Ilna Li • aid la th.-ir leaded all: tart The trb!ch surrounds the British isle, is guas demi by its wooden sells. CHARING-CROSS. The .4 nu /VC A 1.1 Y twireented • very splendid: ppearanee. A •long ritize of plain lamps extended all along the ruluntiade, lea Ja ev tr. y hi. la was hone with varieg.drel lamps ; auto.. vi them relwrsenting the tiger., of a fruklrsot ; the windows urn., s:so superlity exempt nteel Oc r th e entetwe e was a tra,rareury, euntliiiiing the erot of the kiag, together with s view of the sea, and t.,t v t rrele im got s ail ; on each side were the Wier.' 1.. R. ; utowre the portrait was • fitly ; end, :Owes, that senile, ■ Crow n;refiefttinz ;he most beantifel colours imaginable; ander it was inscribed " God civ.. the King." 'I he ;oilers insid.l the Court were hnug round with 1211411. on the tap of each wen oval figure, and between them an anchor, superbly brilliant. Tttw UORPE lit a RDIP RIB HOU a very spi,esrlid object; the winders% die thereof the Admiralty, etre adetecit with want re,: laser ; each %Ma represented a Crowe. with the boles. G. H. The ',Ars leading into the Park wen also .Lone with 1,..0ps ; imineitietely over Mie arches were the won:. "(:wt pave the lig.1:;" over that a Star, and over Com the figures lu, above which a Clown dopleteri its elae. shoe lustre: PH it-1 m Ftr.e•Orvtet—The 14.ticrA G K. am mounted by a suprrb Crown, is rosiepord Tot C T —A I.rge Transparency, with a Crnyris ; • Canoes haat back-ni nand ; sail uudenseath, the tootle " Lang Life to the King." HATMARIirr. Tat Ovraa-TlotriE was partially illumin.ited ; tLert Was bat ame extremity ui u•nieisted; tins iiispla)ed a tiair traampa r, see, representing 3 Portrait of His Majesty, over wiiirti war Ole tianre or raffle. R ■speared sin e.ch aide s is varie gated asap.,, arid a Crown abuse. STI!A ND. Act IP IL !I 's —A transpArrne), representing Britannia, as JEmpress of the Oreau, sentrd oa a Naval Cor a &sett by dolphins, under the gnelaare of infant Tritest, support ing a naidallion, to ber.norre, of her beloved Ilimareh, about time is comitir: with a errata of laurels, and announcing to the Rive:Goals., by no lateriplion an a rumilr, %lightly net • tied by the .14111 hatter—. 7 he J apiece of It ing George the hird."--The nititud• of Fleilita..ia ahem. her gratitude au Heaven for Min prolorty„ttion of the reins of her pious li whilst sliest en,. to lweAhr a kneel pryer fur all !Olt; I . J, teetotaler. In the thounice of the traarparrucy, the proud Petty of Great Manila enters lbe ma, aultrating the protre. lam it has afforded to l• prwirmiturCutemercv diarist a Wag and ealrkylia reign. _ L‘ cry x Turxenr—A Crown and Star, withlite deems ie. the centre a R. and the allele atieirekd by wreath et Itfisrel,, tan a grtets ground, formetter earier,ated tamps Cot.t.tas'a Rhea wart!, me, at Temple-Bar—ln the entire * superb Purtrait of His Nfajtaty, 1:1 his Co l ,mati o u /LANs, large as life, executed in staitteJ aml painted glow. ing ores 6n each elk rereseriling Fame sod Jugtite, the whole radiated with several• thou.Al.l diamond cot drops, producing an etTeet, is point of brilliancy, not to be di•- acritted, end coveriag a spare fell win feet wiware. SVticowli, ithanstager, Exeter Thanee-.—Ati illuminated fish. Th , singuhnity of ibis device at ts.Acteil a gre.it crowd. hi r. acitss—.A Crowe., wilL G. R. ; d .11 vsi Ala. P.. lamps bota w.wwiLlt. with a ersieru, iii variegated limp.. I.twita's hurt waistcoat a iu.huns.—A transsoiresey of Ha Majesty, with the sotto " Long livi• the king " TitEW 111 A 111 D-41 traospaircury, t anuia supporting a medalliosi of His Majesty. The Hum U•K roan Cuffee-bouse.-The letters G R , with a Crown above them, in variegated limps. Gasse. sag R. with a Crows and Star. PIM LING Tow. No. 917--exhihned a transpalency , re• presenting Haltasmoia aoppnrtiug r bust of His Majesty, 011 a riltar i , Ins which was amt. " Suceon to tie A.nry sad 1% Rep. * Usiderneath were the followiug lines— " Tiineatill revere Ins glory and his fame, " And soillinsw yet 111,1b0111 Ar.II Miss has WWI! " A reign like his. • ttttt ug a people free, " Become as 111110 perpetual Jubilee." SOMEItsIET.HOUSE. . Nalrev•Orricr.—A bower and two kcrlze anrbors, en circled by a star a Crown over them, and G. R. ; the olauk formed of coloured lamps. VICTUA LLING Or/lon—.A foul anchor, a Crown, and G. R. formed by yarerg ited lamps. STAMP-OF/lee—A t nanoand Star between G. R.—plain lamps. . Duette OF COOOPS•AL-410 eir , i/C...13111111 lamps A tier of lamps round the square, suspended from the windows of the first story ; and (rooting the Shand, flam beaus on the railing, and a tier of lamps, the same as in the square, with the oddities of emnhes in the windlass Several entkets, and other Ire-works. sere let off in the square, which ems crowded with ipeetatoes. CATH eat N L-STRE ET, STRAND. Mr. I itot.r.nv's trauspaiency, with a laurel leaf border; motto, " Loug live the King, and God gave Lis tieoplc." M. see, Monti A v and Bar NOERS—A Geurge's Learn, mounted on a mailimiust and top-mast, un t ',pose f r the orertaiou, was buistc.l o• the top at star ii ~.e. Persil. with the fuerth door win:laws at it..! rata a .nity dz. front Inch Is .14 feet), Were the miLeis ; and I . (for. Gr. -vac. .to st . ti.,n), wills a very L.: ye Woe is the imme t idy a these were pa., very htrt Trauspaieurles, art..oling the elm, senetis vi the Amt. (Pa one side, His Ilk lc, is Pall.leructii, an his Royal Ruhr', the Sceptre Mtn. hand, Tame, . ith lips Scythe a-- I lirur-glau, and the Bye et PPM 'Wetly, watching and e..trdiug bir armed crown. 4w his seven sous, in ti'Llength,payieg li.. eteigritele. ti is to their Royal Va. , ..t and Soaves!" w n the British I.ion attending the Rise 'ru the tsit d H Majesty are Industry, Patience, son Prritereriller, SIOWM with Hooour and )'teaty, emblems of !I.* Majestw's prespc , ss reign , nu the right of His Majesty a,c sin baste of the nen.. distinguish ed Heroes and Personages of Church and ‘itlit- l'be other represent. Her Majesty, 1-1.• Princess of %Val , ~ the Prioress Charlotte, mai Ilse six Pr:• mutes, dame of Their Ma jesties, payine their toot Artlatinsis te • Royal blether, the lliztish Lses the Roy* • isles. fi the left of Het3lsjesly Is Re:. o with her .. -idiots, Faith, Hope, sad Clastidtv; os iglu, Justice, t . toe , so ol Pru dence, Breaded by the British Lion; rue a•tached hi these two transparencies, Are two pkiit with ot Irrup tive writing. Le. Le. Le. ts Majesty's ' i are oh ) . ly oriaturesited with ferto.... Ind drape-. ..i.l amine diattly ..s.v is • arved st,e,o, of very large dimen sions, supported Ly a c01ey..., embli ma heal of our to valnable Constitution, with the fultowiug toacriprions tat Under His Majesty'. paternal reign, COSOOKTM., Agri culture, Tro'e, and Arts and Sciences, au itals!e to the Nation in the World, have arrival ,t their et.. .ethos gr,.at. 'and per cline. let industry, P..• Auer. soil Persere,nice still gu forward, Pleat) and Honour will for ever be h.• pur tiou of oar British Isles. dd. The Kum of Great Britain is the 7 . attirr of bit Peolrle. amP. Hr that roletb oyes turn air,t liejost, ratio( iv thr fear of Gail !" Sae* has hear the loth and hippy tteh4o of oor moat gracious Sovereign As a Mouarris, a Hit.koul, a Father, and a Christian, King George ts an eitunple to the M hole world dd. To tlur immortal memory of Nelson, Putt, 41Jerrroun bir, 3loore, Porto's, and Cutowallis . LAI rurrr ) Englishman copy afurr such %Vannes, and then rack inic will do Ina that,!" _ silo Religion, with her attendants, Faith, llope, and Charity, hair mmt rouspicuouily shone iis Hcr Alujzsty's mewl gracious Reign Selo. " A Virtu°lli Woman is a Crown to her noseband !" An example to every female a must gracious Queen Char. lotte (Md Logistic, may for ever bid defiance to all the world, en long as Violin., Chastity, mud pure Religion, reign is oar Court May hang George and Queen amitotic out live ell their 6th. Juatiee; Virtue, and Prudence, have ever put to shame Via* in all her forms. May Grace always reign, and hill urver kave dum uver Old England! la the four w.ire-ruoni itidoneti were new Busts of Ili* Ma jesty, Pitt, Nelsim, and Lord Wellington. NRWCASTLE.StREET, STRAN D. Mr. Jests, Wilder—A h. Quint tranapsreacy, repr,sent- Mg the triumph of Newts.. aid Britaisnia, in • Triumphal Cow, draws byser 'turves. Britannia is represented sit:quirt ing His Matraty's Portrait, with lii motto England ex perts every man to du his duty." The whole executed by Mr. Gear. Th.l tramparenry wan gees Cy admired. 'f he street wm crowded during the whole night Iv.th spectators. COVENT-GAR PL C . THIATIIIi,..NO driller; two rows Of pleat lamps around each window, displaying that beautiful to every possible advantage. Mr. letotte, rheostat to Hu Majesty, Great Rumen atrect—buiplajed a trawsparency ut Iwo olive branches, with • laurel crows, uud the motto Lame live the king ;" on each ride the letters G. It. surmounted by a briniest crows le coloured lamps. Mr. LONIIIIA LI. gold-lace-maker t• Yla Majesty, King stsers—itoas lamps. Mamas. Gismo; sad •T, army saddlers, Princess street,Soho-uli R. surtnouoted with a Crown, to coloured lamps. • FLF.ICTATREET. Mr. R*►aiY, fisliugongteA huge nyster-.hell to the front of the hosi.e, with the COMM Mk to the street, siodeled with about sn plain lamps, and a coloured lamp in the centre. The imegulanty of this derive was serf at traetive ; the 'treat, in front of the lionise, was crowded with peepte during the whole eight. _ A - omms, op titisis-41. it. with a Croon s in varlepted L aunts snit Wilma's—G.lk. with *croon in the centre. P•RR re, and Psalm, glees nienufneturers—A MI/ of vetiepted hasp.., the whole length of 11w Inner, beneath the the fiat Boor ; abrve them, G. R. in the centre. with festoons on each sie; still higher wan • brilliant Crown ; and at the upper extremity of the hawse another row of lamp.. The whole Anil • very brilliant effeet MIST, glass 'manufacturer—A beautiful brilliant star, of •ariNuted I )0W X F.R anit SA I; Y o rlllik...Fodooll.ll Of variepted lamps ski:: the who knob of the house Au . 4 TR ON and Co. military and naval wine-osorehants Sali.l:nry street—A large trawipareuey; a beautiful Medal_ lieu of Ills Nlnjest, suppoired by Britannia; a Medellin* of I oil suppartill liy o radar , no one side, and a Me dil;uoii .4 . Sir .101111 Walt supported by a /Oki ,on tie utiu r side. Atom: the traosportney, the letters G. IC and tae lin es Su , with a Crown, o f brim ;fel variegated limps. B R I DG E:STR EET The A LIIION 111111 R ANC, -Of U. Willa • Crwwa, and a row of lamp. outlerowath. The H• !I API u l'lllll-01 - 1/ICIE-...4splii)col kW. twoils of %trot/met! Itiept, its rows, the whole letigth of the . . . M: r :Vittiart•Lr —.l Star t wills G. R. in variegated linaotwei.i.—Tbe of ;War Rer iu large letters ; ab we it a .l•r anti CfVlOl waricinted lumps round die WI.. dow.frnines The noel( larvi.a aye ?A/yr ical—"Gixt Save the liar," in Wt. letters, furtakd ‘et variegated lamps, and a crown &Wee it. T.CDGATEHILL. lettaltwooD, paper -stainer—A Transparency ; alf rAal lion of Ilis Majesty, suppotted by Britanoia ; Fam►, above liun,soandia4 a trumpet ; and the cormaicpi“, and other ClO bloom of plenty, maltere4 amend. BL PRP. glass immaiifeeturer—a. R. 111. mid the word "OPieth" in large letters, formed ef brilliant cal lustre' ; the front of the house was covered with • evens aid stars, sail ■ column on each side formed of variegated ledaPsi the lights reflected from the cut glass, if • 1.44:11 the word fiftieth was formed, gave the whole • most beautiful aad brilliant ap pearance. The Herz INSVILANICE-Orrics—Dixplayed the letters G H. mad acro+w, formed of variegated lamps ; a cross above the letters ; the window-frAmpes were also sorruaudixt with lamps of various colones Wt 10 N. ges-as..ker to Ho 1644•11—.41. R. will's Crown above it. Messrs. Ru nob( and BansOt's-41. wry lira tramps relic) in the centre, His !dainty is sitting or his Throat, dress...l iu 'his Coronation Robes ; as his right., steed Wirclutn, represented by Mi nerva , with hew halisist, wsis, and spear; Justice, with ber scales and sward; os his kfi, Furth. tude, bolding a Pillar, sad Piety with her Bilk. Hest 10 Wisrl uta , a Victory is decorating two wreathed columns with oak garlands and gold medallion*, bearing the names of sere rat successful engseemente ou land, as Alexandria, Talavera, Vintiera., .tesdye, he. Rellinel the figure of I:defilade, a (entitle figure a plaang garlsal, and merlalhoos 0u two lier wreathed columns, bearing the mimics of ravel victories, as the First ofJ tine, St. Vincent's, Trafalgar, Ike. fite • TM hose of the '1 hrone is guarded by Mrs silting, and Neptune rising, bolding his trident, and dellaring the triumphs ob tained in h.. dominions—On the base,betwcen Mars and Nep tune, are hobs, representing the liberal nits, nu bus. relay,. The figares are the size of life. Si'. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD. OUD, No 77—A brilliant star of verwpted lamps. The (rest of SAINT PAL I:4 SCIIDIt I was b. ;Wispily ills molested ,• the words " Vivo .:04" apps: red iu huge letters, forum! of variwitted I* t ; , user *loch were the letters R. sod • ertt• to lu the tut.. ; the witolow.ffaints were Ulf muudc,l wAllt V , :tif pled limps. UREA ESIDE a•A Co. G. IL riib a *qui io the centre, amd a Cm.'• above small stems and fivtuoue on each ..dc, rotat ed of variegated lento: HICKS, . 7. 111011 N TON, KII•TA eI•S HeLoasti. SL Inaba Craws !ietocea the 'graters. The .471. A• VIIIP vrICR--r • .. Lam! the 'mete of "God sato the Kiag " aCrowasbere i iti eerie pied Loi. pa. 'leg ease-HA -- twerp bri iiant appcararme ; • besohrol trasapares •.tif M Long 'tee the kitrx." with a row of 1, 1111 E.! ' 1a113.11 Veglieth It ; G. K. with a Star between the let—. •. sod a Crows Abel,. them i • pillar us each aide, aistoiug.l with -. • atlas r ogeil of warless. 4 lamps. t The Nla . own-Houtz.... Was very brilliantly Mined sated; a beauidni transparency, with the words " Lung may hr . riga," above which appeared the letters G. lt.; and tall higher, th. Crown, formed of variegated lamps, was plated trete, tie centre pillars; on each aide of the transpa rency, between the pillars, were placed two gilt Tames, one emitainiul ruses, the other layettes, interspersed with emit pled ' the pillars were eseircled with wreaths furined of variegated lamps. The Bag it•enExhibited an splendid as ayp , ar,ince as we have ever witnessed; an iialurnse samba-of luny* were diapered along the fro n t o f thi s eetensive 1.1 , ding, stare and wreaths were formed between tl, pillats , aliorontely, and • row of lamps extended along t!,r top, the whole lei dh of the building; trader the pawl uppaniii. .uild hip, were displayed, la large - formed taips,the words, " God save the King •arememitc a ith a C&vn and Milhaud Star; the pillar• encircled with wreaths of lamps, mid a•-enmee were Cr . with lamp* It iween each of the pillan ; the lamps w , 41 of a be.setifill gold comer ; and the roe: c smote Ism: a must brilliant and sink - mg effect. The SJN Filltr-OT ICII—.G. R. with a Crown between the letters, mad a km ea each side, Mrated of variegated lamps. - The ROYAL E NNNNN OE was brmtiftilly decorated with rims and &stn.,* of lamps, exte•ded the whole length of the /root of the building. Under the principal entrance from Combat woo Jisp4yrd an Anchor and Trident, surmounted with a Crown, formed of hcautiful brilliant lamps, with e St.sr on melt side ; the pillars were ectocled w:th wreaths of lamps. A beautiful Standard of the United Kingdom was displayed as the top ktiss Exchange. The Tullius? Corse-Hoost—The letters G. I. sod a Crows Moore them Tor's Corriss-Hotisr..Tho same. The EAGLI iIfIIIIIII.ANCIFOFFICC—.-Si. It. with a Star betimes the letters, and a Crown above Own,. The UIIo Fite-Orms—G. R. with a Crown, if va riegated lamps. STKILIrs navigation warehouse— t brilliant Crown, formed ofwariesated lamp.. SoLOI ra , perfumer to Her Maj.., —A Crown, with the No. So, in variegated lamps above BRA fleet:inn`, Lottery • Vince—A... of variegated lamps sod festoons alternately_ Mr. FK Ali Kg, silversmith,—Displayed • Transparen cy ; • beautiful Meual,.ou of Hi. Majesty, resting on a Lion, supported by two beautiful firm... of Prudence wwd Mercy with the motto of Long may be reign." The window•frames were surrounded with variegated lamps. The NEw POSLIC Li Bit•illir—Was particularly distin guished fur its spiendoer and appropriateness ; a tramps. seury, containing/ • correct portrait of Ilia Majesty, sup ported by the figure of Prudence o• one side, and Minerva on the other had as excellent effect over whose head was suspended CArerta ; and a group of boys, sustaining the emblems of Literature and the A r t s and ScieuZ•es. LEADENHA Lt.-STREET 7 The le DIA Heust—.-Was geese splendidly decorated with upwards of 5000 heentifel ratiqated lamps; the letters It wit► a Star in the centre, and a Crown above, were dis played between the centre pillars ; beautiful stnti, formed of variegated lamps, were else suspended bet* ceu the other pillars ; the pillar, were orusinented with an immerse arta bcr of brilliant lamps, green and gold coloured, arranged alternately, which bud a moat beautiful effect. Mows of tamps, lonised into festoons, at,, extended along the w►ole front of t►e building; a large anchor, richly ornamented with coloured lamps, was aaapended with trues, even oath the top of the mink*, but at a distance of some yards from t►e ►uilding. The brilliant appeiramee of the different coloured lamps, at such a height is the air, without its being per ceptible from what they were suspended, had a mutt beau. taut effect. 80•16. Loin, and Co.—Tke words. " Long live the I. harp letter., forward of variegated Imps. and Boot*—.G. U. with • Crows above, in eariegekd temps. THE BOROUGH OP SOUTHWARK. The R. • L CIACIIII, Saila George's Fields—The whole trout at this Theatre wee apleadidly decorated with varie gated lamps ; ever the principal entrance was G. R. is large letters, &Casey and brilliaat Star in the centre The Chinese railing em asommited with olive branches. sad kstaons of variegated lamps. The PuscleOnto*, Unios-hall—G. a in large letters, with • brilliant Craws. ASTLIT's Altrl4/ N'estnrinster-:midge--•A Crown and G. R. in variegated lamps. flutterer to Thrir Majesties, Br:dge street , Westminster--A Crywa with l; R. The nutrior of the kings Bends Prison was illuminated Mr. 4111NIIEV, bother giberclialvt, Nu 6, dlianii-plac e , Biarkfriars'-rued--Displayed a very brilliant G. 11 with a Crown and Mar is the centre. COST ME. The head-dresses wiwn, yesterday, by persons of distinction, were :—Purple feather,, to the Dual- Iser of fivr, with gold or silver ..teethe. repre senting the Union. Purple feathers, with ;;.Id or eilyrr oifreite plume. Scarlet feathrr•, from one. to the Dumber of six and seven, with gild wreaths. A variety of gold and silver wreaths. ern. bleetatical, with the ruse. I biitle, and *haycock. •OVENT-GARDEN THP.ATIii/.. Last night, the coined, of The lies of the /nerd was performed at this Theatre. Mr. Coolie a;s peared in his fivnurite eheraeter of Sir l'erfiross Alsesyrophard, and wag sittemied tn, for the three first acts, with very little interrupt:rm. Scene i n• tempts were made, before fhe hour .of hnll price, to comoseite.: tiie rote, they preyed completely iebortive, being mershr I nap :0 a tu mult of disapprobatino„ :is r•fteri es attempted. Mr. Cooke's merit, in thi. part, i. already en w. it *norm to the public, stud so universally at know lertged. that it would be u•cless to enter into in,y particular description of it. It is sufficient to sat • that we never saw him perform the part with great.. sport. 'f'he scene in which Ina powers wereparti cularly displayed, *as that tu which he details the history Of Ina life, and inculcates the impart. mice of the art of bowing; never did en tttt lug ex penance a more adapted expression, than in trs perturrivi:ice of thia seenr. Mr. Charles liembie• 111 the part of Eseitua„ performed as well a. lied interruptions • rew dmorderly persons in tin pit would allure biter; though they mowed? i v Occuroots ally is drowning his voice, he bad the satisfaction to observe, in the plaudits p.nol encouragements hi fd out to him by the audience in general, that then great body of the house ware indignant at his tree:- Aleut. The other performers went through their loins with less interruption ; every senteni:e of the play. raw h admitted of an. application to the due plitowitis the Managers was m applied ; but the ingenious petunia were so few iw insinher, diet the ridicule reflected prunnpally upon themselves.— After the hour of half-price, the noise evidently with diminished noiatr ; a few plastids also wade them appearance : • " hew . Priers, the reed to ruin •" "Rooms to hi, by Jobe Kimbl ;" owe the only airs we could d•stangussis. Some /knees took place in the nit. sad a person who was ..cave pratuotio disterkir. , .., was taken oat. In the coulee of some other pciiilicQ, there were other individuals removed, but whether they were the advocates of old or new prices. we were not able to ascertain. Having succeeded in ntadering the latter part of the play ttbrudible, they aitiackett the new performance of the Jutifee, with all their might. It IV:14 comi.letrly onintriltgible, from lee ginning to roll, att4 I. , 1111111; Lathe atrialatiosait of the night, hut fine .scener:. The IRA burnt in particular deserves to be OntlCVd. It r. hir g r t".• , e 1 at sea, and a distant view °fa -r .1 -;sort t• .1. nilcil•aly illuminated. At the cianclLM , f 1 of trl.! piece, sop :res., raise Ittronrd at the tinge, di.- playing banners which orr. inscribed with tire dia..- vat wictonvs of the army diaraaag the present trig' ; they we:.e 't" ,;lowed by a body of sailors, who, in like manlier, pro c l a i me d th e naval exploits of the last fifty years ; next appeared a triumphal car. followed by represen•ations of commerce, indUll. fiectures, arts, Ste. &e. The whole concluded with the tour or God rave the Klieg, sung in full rho: re, 13) the performers on the stave, and the pet-foram r; the pit, and man y in other part* of the Th e rt re. e t poll the spud., the sentiment in favour of the Fal.itancrs WIC stronger last night than it has he,. The datlerence of opinion, in mutt. thou out .:5.•,, produced blows, but the most decisive battle wee knight in the base+, whine a gent'. man got hearty beating from his iiiitatoniar, almost without making resistance. It was really shameful to see, that even upon an orramon where the cods of charity were to lie served, the half-price men could act conduct thentselies with decency; if they had not the money to subscribe the amount of whole price, for the relief of thy'r soiffa.ring countrymen, they eluvial et lea.t have had the justice not to make it irksome to those who boo. After the coriasti dropt. the half-price teen at tempted to glee three groans for ketuble, but with their usual tames*, :14 the mNJurty c,f the pitites applauded, instead o f ' h ew i ng t h e i r appro bation or the unjust outcry. Charist-d at chili, they vented their setentaieut on some gs:ntlensen iii the stage boa, obis wished to preserve quietens ; they inconsiderately did net treat them with the con tempt they deserved, but retorted; which produced a discussion, to the disgrace of both patties, mid which we would be* try tea oily the cohnina n oar Paper with. A sham battle coniniesicest in the int, which ends d in three cheers, after which they at tempted to sing God save the Kitsg. but e ere not 'joined by any other part of tilos boase ; ti • d s couraged, they retired,and by 11 o'clock the house was cleared. LYCEUM THEATRE. Last niaht was performed the interlude of Syl. rester Daggertescial, after which was introdoc.d is musical piece, in two M c. in celebration of tl e Jubilee. The music 4 the composition of Nir. KZI.LY. it is simple, and shea 'A the merit of Om composer. Mr. l'Htt.tets, as a tniclr.ll. ! liti in, sang a song in character, which received the go. bounded appl slime. The piece throughout was blended with lope: sentiments, apinuptiate in !lie occasion, and had the intended eltect of gratityisig a crowded audience. The confusing is a sketch of the fable, with the Dramatis Persomer:— BRITAIN'S JUBILEE. CRAIII•CTIRs. Wick, AI tallow aka:idler) Mr Wallin... Dewinget, (a ciourchwarden) Mr. Dow Toy. F , rdertek(a tatiskpount) Mt PHI Lorre. Henry, (ea ouifireJ• • • Mr {aura. (Pal ord( ufrprusited ikbearf Mr. Pole K Fen ( Wick's teas) Mr holm/it. Ader IS/mils (an epolloreorr) Mr Dt CAMP. Sir 4664 (a attorney) Mr. Pasoora Der (a *afar) Mr. Suite. P *ler Mr . 11 • 'moms. Dehatr Memo PIIINTII4 banal. a.d CoorrEasoir. Frrasdary %I sow Wear. Clitidreir Mosher Wosodsmul Miss Toaster. Sean (Min" dergWer) .. .. ...... Anoi Kr LLY. Arm," (fro(rwar, dnoilar) Mw RAT. Kate (IVieire dose ter) ... ...... .. Uri. 111.0 of D. Debtor's W. re Jr. Boats?. Chorus of &4a, , Sailor!, j . or lso —Sreue. llorus!al,'• kAtiu the eh iirrla,artira of the 'swish, is san, ai. sties his loyal.) in sh at he thinks the kid an ,se. e.:.1 Crestrei..l. at the rail isli.rrafelleff ; in gatistiug has ;.cwt P., a subscription fee the liberat ten of the pour debtors, arts ahoot collecting pnv,te ilo-auens for the purpuse —lle calls no Wick fee ht. name to the 1 , 4. havviz helrd that be hid nr se.ted Weifeni, en honest sad industrioes tradesman, t. ohm, hr b a fricaol Week'. .the tallow-chandler) henti is bent on as illonaii.l ion ; ha. combined with others of nude, sad the gl.siers, to force Its arca, and be b.s. _ +