The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

THE STRAND.

SOMERSET-HOUSE.—Sere the device will be formed
of the Bags of England and France in the centre, with
stAndard ald banner of Turkey over, and the anchor
and cable beneath, surrounded with a laurel wreath ; on
th right will be placed the letters V. R., surmounted
by the British crown, and a star beneath ; on the left
the letters L. N., surmounted by the French crown; and
a Eta; beneath; on the extreme flank will be placed
groups of flags representing the 'Various nations, and the
whole device will be enCompasaed at the base by an
extended garter with the following motto, " Welcome
Peace to all Nations."

We are requested by the Commissioners of Police to
publish the following regulations, which have been
framed in °icier that the public may witness the -fire-
works and illuminations with the least possible difficulty
and inconvenience

" In order to afford the greatest facilities for all per-
sons to pass through the streets the police will, as far a•
practicable, enforce the following regulations :
" Sufficient space is to be kept in the centre of the
streets for the carriages of those who want to pass
quickly.
" The carriages of persons wishing to move slowly
in order to see the illuminations are to be formed in a
single line next the footway on the left or proper side of
the street, according to the direction in which they are
going. •

" No carriage will be allowed to stop or remain stand-
ing in the streets where crowded.
Empty carriages are to be required to move to the
nearest vacant place, to Wait until wanted.
" As the illuminations at the public offices and clubs,
Whitehall, Pall-mall, and the adjoining streets, will pro-
bably attract the greatest crowds—
" 1. Carriages passing the Horse Guards from Char-
ing-cross are to go down to Parliament-street, pass
through it, and if to return towards Charing cross they
are to go through King-street into Whitehall, keeping on
the left or proper side.

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" 2. Carriages coming from the Strand to pass the
Horse Guards are to be formed in line close to the foot-
way in front of Northuruberland•house, and then proceed
as before directed. (No. 1.)
" 3. Carriages coming from Pall-mall to Charing-cross
are to pass along Pall-mall East, in front of the National
Gallery, and fall into the line in front of Northumber-
land-house, and proceed as before directed. (No. 2.)
" The line of carriages in front of Northumberland-
house will be stopped at intervals to admit carriages from
Pali-mall East. • .

" 4. Camages .going to Charing-cross, by the Hay-
market, Regent-street (through Waterloo-place), or St.
James's-street, will be admitted into the line in Pall-
mall, which line will be stopped at intervals for the
purpose.

"5. Carriages going to Charing•cross into Piccalilly
may go by any street into Pall-mall, and they will there
be admitted into the line as before mentioned.

" Carriages going from Charing-cross to the Strand or
Pall-mall, are to form on the left or proper side of the
street, and continue moving.
" Every facility will be given to enable the carriages
to pass up Regent•street, St. James's•street, &c., by
stopping at intervals the line of carriages moving in the
opposite direction past the entrances into those streets.
"All persons are recommended not to take money,
watches, Sta., with them into the streets or parks on the
night of the fireworks and illuminsti,m."

The following police regulations for preventing oh-
structi,m of the thoroughfar,m and preserving order on
the night of the 29th iuet. haye been issued :

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"1. No carriage will he allowed to remain in Park
lance, or in that part of Picaadilty adj oniog the Green
Park, from 8 o'clock p.in. until the fire.vorks are ended."
"2. No carriages will be allowed to pass through
Park-laue or Piccadilly aaj nuing the Park during the
tim3 above mentioned, except with company going to
some house in those Et reet or in the imliediate neigh-
bourhood.

"3. No carriage will be allowed to enter or remain in
the Green Park, or St. James's Park, after 8 o'clock, p.m.
" 4. No earn ige will be allowed to enter or remain in
Hyde park, except as hereafter mentioned after 8 o'clock
p.m

" Private nlrriages may stand, but so as not to cause
obstruction on the road in Hyde-park above the Marble
arch, to.card,; Kensington•wirden., and at the side of
Kensiogton-gardens arid the Serpentine.
" C.trriages are to entrr the park by the Victoria-gate
only.
"5. No carriage will be allowed to pass or remain in
any part of the road in the park between Apsley•house
gates and the Marble-arch after 8 o'clock p.m. ; and the
several gates into the park, except Victoria-gate, are to
be used only by people walking.
" 6. No carriage will be allowed to stop in any street
at any time of the evening or night so that an obstruc-
tion may he caused. _ _

" 7. All carriages of every description are to be kept
moving through the streets, and the carriages will, ai
far as pra,cticAble, be formed in lines on their proper
aides of the street, so as to give the persons in all the
best opportunity of seeing the illuminations."