The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-05 00:00:00

ROYAL
We have ac

day, from whi
jesty and Prin
spirits, and w,
scenery arounl
quite recovere,
with the Prim
of the places i
illuminated it
eff-ct, particu
Prince's-street
the starry firm
On. Friday
Albert, accomi
cleuch, set off
Seat, and to c
unrivalled vie'
taking his Ro
turned to Dail;
Throughout
and the immen
that town, wei
would drive ab
at a little past
Albert were se
a carriage and
Duchess of Bi
A carriage and
of the Royal st
eit Dalke
Honourable Cc
he
Royal carriage
and repeatedly
cheering whic
tcount through
The Royal
house and Mel
Palace in abo
burgh gate.
The followin
Edinburgh paps
and the beacon
ry on

Tfl
On Friday ni
urinated in hors
certainly a mor
Those who hay
the streets of
cleur of the el
iiklinburgh ; n
of the devices e:
on the fronts of
exceeds in det
exhibited last
general effect i
from the localit
general surface
portions can be
one point of v
illuminated hou
;parallelogram,
viz., the whi
the line of the
on which the C
nearly a mile, cg
standing on the
the city are join
height of the ho
bottom in every
"which they stam
Tal splendour of
-beyond what cal
tior. There w
luen3 of variegat
the letters V. an
stars and crown
transpare
tine, and so v
old city, the
33anli-street, wE
institutions wet
11:change, the C
:gister-office the
other in good ta!
Flub and assembl
'bed was every I
veurcely a house
4ow whilst ever

the door with

'Was increased by
'anent, which bla
:pillar of light ovi
:firing of salvoes
From the Castle,
mere occasional]
spt•eading an ahr
tuici embrasures,
51 had been mid
streets were imrr
:man beings, all ii
-brought together
loyalty towards
THE BONFIR

_Among the nu
station are testil
their beloved So'
:magnificent, or
.larga fires on the
:Ares were all pre
o" judiciously ar
Z eously last Wed
tt, 'en confidently
ha ve landed in
state of the win
'until early on 'I
res..' on the hills
:night of the Ro;
f)f Forth, and
light, all the fin
a bout fifty miles
yen magnificent,
iin streams of ligi
cl ring the nig_ht,
1410 pilot the Ro:
The:
to wolcome her I
cott.'sh shores, a
Up the Firth of
imposing from th
:all our readers,
nimes, were invar
3 jors to assemble
z aged between El
ix 'aeon fires on W
tit lonies ofjov, all
lirul craggy top 01
feet above the let
-the darkness of
'tit?. whole surr(
scenery of Salisl
distance. Arthu
Earl of liaddingl
Noble Earl cause
fire we ever have

-zpeak. This fire
*ease, of which
Fight of the pil
wa s composed of
'cf turpentine,
-wood, besides to
seen about fifty
was the signal t
which in their t
and thus the beat
throughout Scot
Calton-hill, abov
all round, takim
• : the romantic peg
e numerate all t'
Tryty record so
while to mentio
imp ra,cticable.

neihy-hill, oth(
netirly 1,800 fee
high ; Caerkela
on the Pentlan(
,loerry, and Sout
nd Dalmahoy.
w. ickshire, Lar
of hills, from ]
ten.nination a
Nor th Berwick
Castb, Garletoi
lithmevshire, Bi
Fife thete were
.eastern Lomond

the level of the

tit its base--Dtu
cm, Burntislanl
Hill, and aloui
southern shores
glare of light on
Tower. In 15i
Hills, Fossa.way
latter county th
tain blazed a tc
and an equally
.Durnbegloc. I
fount of Val
ttrfell, one tho
level of the Si
Gaelic, and rr
ICairn on the
above the lev4
spreading the
The above is
beacons within
must be added
the beasons up
over the water:
loyalty and v
.luminous tract
'which cannot
assert, that an
s'Yze and on su
simultaneously
Edin
Extract fror
ithis morning:
Robert ran off