The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

JIAYMAkKET.

FRIBOURG and TREYER; Snuff-makers.-•-P. \V:
surmounted with a Plume in coloured lamps.
Botiaeaom and Amlc!ci Perfutners.—P. W. sur-
mounted- with a Plume,. and festoons of coloured
lamps beneath. • •

BRoDERIP and Vvrf LKINSON, Music Shop.--A row
of plain lanips in front of the house. ,

ST. I AMES's-STit CET.

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Illtooas's.•:•:-On each side P. W. beneath a most
beautiful diaMond, surmounted by. a large Plume.
Boobr..t's.-:—ln the centre., a diamond, surmount-
ed .by G. P. and W,; .feitoons the whole
lengtif6l the and brilliant Stars.
-halt•'circle, incloSing' P. W. stir-
'mobilft:a -by a Pane; in coloured lamps.
CocoA-TRE.E.---"-A brilliant Star, with P. W. on
each side, terminating with festoons of coloured

WiLtas'.--Rows of plaiti lamps round the win-
tiowt - up stairs.
PALE-MALL

ICELLY'S OPERA :SALODIt.----The balcony, hung
with coloured lamps : bad a very neat etfed.
FAVitE.-A beautiful Plume, in white and blue

Rusrtt, transparency of the Prince's
Plume ; had a very neat effeCt.

OLD BOND-STREET.

WESTON'S.—;.P. W. on each 'side, in plain lamps,
surmounted with a Star and Plume in colouredlamps;
had a very pretty effe&.

CRESSY', Chemist.—=Rows of plain lamps round
the windows.

PICCADILLY.

MACKEY, Oilman.—Rows of plain lamps round
the windows.
'HARDY, Cork Ivianufaatrer.—Rows of coloured
lamps in front of the house.
HALL and Co.. Card-makers.—Festoons, of co-
loured lamps.

- ST. ALBAN's-STREET.
CROCKER, Fruiterer.—P.W. surmounted with the
Plume, in coloured lamps.
MEYER, Boot-maker,—On each side, G. W..sur-
Mounted with a Plutne,:in colotired lamps.

COCKSPUR-STREET. • .„
JEFFIZnYS and JoNEs.—Plain row of lamps round
the windows.
COLNAGin and Co.—Plain row of lamps round
the windows.

CHARING-CROSS. •
BRUNN.—G. P. surmounted with a Plume, in co-
loured lamps.
YELLOW FEVER WAREHOUSE.—At the bottom, a
transparent painting of Hope leaning on an Anchor.
Above, a large Anchor in plain lamps, surmounted
with a most beautiful Star.

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PAOSSER.--;Op each side, G. P. surmounted with
a Plaine, in coloured lamps.

STRAND.
KELLY, Sadler.—A large Plume.
DeltnoLEY, Chemist.--A Plume in plain lamps.
AfIDDLETON, Pencil-maker. A large Plume,
with P. W. on each side.
SMITH, Stationer.—G. P. with Plume.

. BARFIELD, of Ward Our-street, Soho, Printer to
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. Above
the.porticp, on which His Royal Highness's Arms
were placed, ran wreaths of laurel, intermixed with
green lamps ; 'on the extreme of each side, a column
of the lonic order, terminated by a large vase; in
the centre P. W. was placed, under -a most
star, and the whole surmounted by a large plume of
feathers.

PARKER and PERRY, Cut-glass Manufaaurers.
Fleet-street —P. W. with a magnificent Piume in
the centre.

NESELTI NE and Co. Teamen, Bridge-street, Black-
friars.—The lower part of the balconies edged with
lamps ; in the centre window was a magnificent
Star, composed of ruby, emerald, and amber lamps,
surmounted by his Royal Highness's Plume, with
G. ih the windows at each side.

BLINDELL, BRIDGE, and RUNDELL, Jewellers,
,on.
Ludgate-bill, were elegantly lighted up. Between
two columns of amber lamps was his Royal High-
ness's plume, immediately over it was the crown
richly ornamented, brilliant stars of variegated- lamps
were at either side, and G. P. W. in large charac-
ters, at the bottom.

The 'FREEMASONS' TAVERN, Great Queen-street,
exhibited an appropriate .and brilliant display .of
His Royal Highness's initials, P. W. in transparent
:amps, surmounted by the plume and garter, and
decorated underneath with masonic emblems, by the
jewels of His Royal Highness, as Grand Mister of
the brotherhood.

ADAMS, Fleet-street.—P: W. in plain lamps.
Mr. :FZARN, Jeweller, Cnrnhill.—G. P. with n
')eliitifol star in the centre, surmuun led iith.aplume
..0 leathers, on each side a diatuonskin,vanesiatecl
}maps, Lad a veri.s.36.lt.