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

VIP v r".:IVA REGISTER.

.1.119 !gmer oicinse 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 de_
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,: side Of 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 htu 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 apparent 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, Acceimpaiiird 14 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.