Star.
London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

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Major XING'S houie—A most superb transparency; G. R,
surrounded with an oak led; motto, " Long Lite to the King;
underneath, the Star and Garter.

COCKSPUR-STREET.

HA NCOCX, SIIEPPA RD, and RixoN, gli,ss-manufacturers to the
Royal Family—eghiliited a most superb, rich, and prismatic orna-
ment of glass, fuming the motto " Rejoice," which had a most
brilliant effect. The letters G. R. were placed over the motto, in.
variegated hiMps. The elegant show-rooms were also illuminated
by upwards of one hundred. of the most costly Grecian lamps and
re4ectors. _ _ _

BILIITIS Horn.—A large G. R. surmounted by the Crown and
Star, in variegated lamps; the whole enriched with Isurel-leaves,
tied in a true-lover's knot, in coloured lamps.
Mr. COLNAGIII, printseller—G. R. and the Crown.
GILSZILT and Co. goldsmiths to his Majesty—A grand display
of lamps, and a bust of his Majesty.
FAVILZ, watcb-maker to the Prince of Wales—Festoons of
lamps.
K.sv, musical instrutr.ent-maker—Festoons of lamps.
Miss W as, dress-maker to her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales--G. R. surmounted with the Crown, in variegated lamps.
Mr. WINDSOR-G. R. and Crown, in gas-lights.
0.11;ORD-STREET. _ _ _

Mr. D. Oamt, engraver to his Majesty—Exhibited beautiful
transparency. In the centre was a medallion of his Mgje.ty, in
uniform, resting on the chalky cliffs of Albion. On one side was
seated Britannia, looking towards his Majesty with a regard of
affection for the life of pur beloved Sovereign ; and, by her loys
alty, attempting to repel the approach of hoary-headed Time,
who appears greatly dismayed and checked in his progress, by the
ray; of providential influence ; having dropped his hour-glass, one
of the sons of Britain appears trampling upon it, at the same time
strenw,usly eyrting himself to retard the approach of this most
formidable enemy. Near the figure of Britannia appears another
of her sous, rousing the lion to aid in their, united attempt. The
ocean, which surrounds the British isle, is guarded by its wooden
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• MARINO CROSS.
The ADMIIALTY presented a very splendid appearance. A
long range of plain lamps extended all along the colonnade, Mil
extremity or which was hung with varisgated lamps; some of
them representing the figure of a quadrant; the windows were i
also ornamented. Over the entrance was a transparency, con-
taining the Portrait of the King, together with a view of the sea,
and two vessels in fuU sail ; on each side were the letters G. R. ;
above the portrait was a Star; and, above that again. a Crown ;
under it WAS inacribed " Goo save the King." The pillars inside
the Court were hung round with lamps ; on the top of each was
an oval figure, and between them an anchor.
The HORSE GUARDS was also a very splendid object; the
windows, like those of the Admiralty, were adorned with varie-
gated Limps ; each wing represented a Crown, with the letters
G. R. The arches leading into the Park were also hung with
lamps ; immediately over the arches were the words " GOD save '
the King ;" over that a Star, and over that the figures 50, above
wbi,.h a Crown displayed its dazzling lustre.
Puoaxxx FIR E-0 rri c E.—The letters G. R. surmounted by a
superb Crown, in variegated lamps.
Tut CANNON TAV Llt N.-A large Transparency, with a
Crown ; a Cannon in the back-ground ; and underneath, the
motto " Long Life to the King."