Star.
London, England, 1824-04-30 00:00:00

lIIS MAJESTI"S 137121'1f•D.4 Y.

Yesterday, as we stated would be the case., the enter-
tainments, for which invitations had been issued by the
Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and Others,
took place, with the exception of that of the Earl of
Ltvenroor., which was postponed in consequence of the
decease of the Duchess of DEVONSHIRE. a; well as the
Absence of the Noble E.t:l frum London, occasioned by
indisposition; and al,o that of Earl BATHURST, in con-.
sequence of the decease of the Mai quis of LOTHIA N. In
the evening the metropolis Was brilliantly illuminated.
Covirwr-Gmunnt THEATILL—On the principal front.wu placed on
a black ground, a splendid bulging Crown of great size, thickly co-
vered with lamps. of varied hoe, supported by a clustered line of
lamps, forming in a wreath the G. It. which extended the whole
length of the ground or facing on winch it was placed. The effect
of the arrangement of the lamps was beautiful, and attracted gene-
ral attention.

DRURY LANE THEATRE.—Over what is termed the Arcade of
this house, the regal Crown and G. IV. R. was emblazoned in va-
ried lamps, and had a grand and imposing appearance.
'1•116. HAYMARKET THEATRE displayed the Regal Crown and
G. IV. R. hi a very tasteful and beautiful manner.
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VA UX LL GA !HANS and the MINOA l'intaTars were also taste-
fully illuminated. •

. St. James's-street presented a scene of the greatest brilliancy.
The Gee 7:n+' CLea llousx was decorated with a majestic Crown,
composed of variegated lamps, under which was a hand grenade, is
au app Trent state of explosion. On either side of the Crown were
the Orders of the Coldstream and Third Guards, displayed in rich
var Mis colours.

orroserx.—The whole of the balcony of this estaVish-
ment presented a blaze of light. In the centre was a regal coronet,
and on each side his Majesty's initials, with festoons of lamps.
Sr. .1 NI Fr..% Corree-llome.—Thii establishment seemed to out-
vic the remainder of the street ; the whole front was em'alazoned
with I Amps.
Ilusssr, RoanssoN, and Co. booksellers, had his Majesty's initials,
surmounted with a splendid regal coronet of surprising magnitude.
In Pall-mall East, the I:syrup UNIVERSITY CLUB :douse, wh ca
has been lately fitted up in a style of grandeur, presented a very
splendid and unique display. On a large black frame, suspended
from the roof of the building in front of the grand entrance, were
his Majesty% initials, with a" IV." between, and surmounted wail
an Imperial bulging Regal Coronet, the whole composed of rich
variegated
In o,a:ism-street and Charing-crow, the Tradesmen of his Ma-
jesty had astir houses brilliantly illuminated.
The PLuirarrute PANORAMA, Spring-gardens, mounted a G.R.
and a Crown, and a very large %V. denoting the Exhibition.
Its Regent-street, the exhibitlon was equally gran I. Over the
balcony of the ARGYLE ROOMS was displayed a peculiarly grand
bulging Crown, underneath which were his Majesty's Initials, be-
tween which was a I V. the whole composed of variegated lamps.
USEIED SERVICE CLUB HOENE displayed an exhibition very im-
posing. Over the portico, cm a large black frame, were his Majesty's
Initials, with a IV. in the centre, surmounted with a large Imperial
Coronet ; the whole encircled in wreaths of laurel. _ .

In Waterloo-place, Iti'..ilsGtoNs, the booksellers, in front of the
house, had, between the columns, an Imperial bulging Crown, of
immense structure, formed of hung variegated lamps, which had a
very fine effect.
In Albemarle-street, the Navy CLUB noon presented a grand
appearance ; in front of the establishment were displayed his Ma-
jesty's Initials, in very large characters; above which was a Regal
Coronet of "immense size, and underneath was a British Anchor,
displayed in amber,coloured lamps.
The ALFRED CLUB llouse.—This establishment excited a deal of
curiosity, from the manner in which it was decorated. In front of
the balcony were his Majesty's Initials, with a TV. in the centre,
and an lino:viol Regal Coronet at top, of great magnitude. The
whole was hi illiantly illuminated by 2,000 jets of gas, supplied from
the main pipe. The whole was encircled with wreaths of laurel.
In Bond-street, Piccadilly, and the &rand, the Royal trades-
men's houses were more or less

In the City the illuminations were not very gener..!.
In Holborn several of bia Majesty's tradespeople displayed ilk-
:ablations of very brilliant and spleadid appearance. Among the
grandest were those of Mr. Schneider, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Lin-
coln, Mr. Long, and Mr. Mott, who exhibited a curious transpa-
rency, of which the following is a description :—l3ritannia seated in
a car drawn by ten horses, holding in her right hand a medallion
of her favourite ; while Fame, in a lofty situation, is proclaiming
to the world the excellences of our Monarch; with one or two well-
. conceived attendants; on one side of this spacious transparency
" G." on the other side " It" in variegated lamps. This was alto-
gether a splendid display of loyalty.

THE NEW GAME BILL—A copy of this Bill, which
so materially affects the pursuits of Country Gentlemen, and all
who enjoy the Sports of the Field, is given (as amended in Com-
mittee) in the Sporting Magazine published this day :—wherein will
also be found a Letter addressed to Lord Suffield on the above Bill;
Remarks on the Races at the Newmarket Craven Meeting; De-
scriptions of Lord Egremont's Stud and Stables at Petworth, and
of Colonel Joliffe's, Mr. Chute's, Sir John Cope's, and Mr.Ward.:"s
Hounds ; with a variety of other original matter on sporting sub-
jects.—Publisbtil by J. Pittman, Warwiek,square, London; and
to be had of all booksellers.

THE KALYHOH.—'Phis most incomparable Cosmetic
is in rapid trantit throughout the Empire, and promises to extend
its fame " from Indus to the Pole." A Iltdv of the land of heroes,
" Scots wha ha'e wi' WALLACF. bled F' has honoured the Proprie-
tors of the KALYINIR, Ilowt.aini and Sox, ilatton•Garler., with a
letter, of which the following is a faithful transcript !-0 FRICKI.FS
on the Skin are particularly prevalent with the Ladies of our
Northern Clime, and I never knew an instance of the effectual ex-
termination of Freckles from the person of any individual, until the
introduction of your KALYTOR.—This specific has perfornred won-
ders, and by thoroughly eradicating from the Skin all unseemly ap-
pearances, has exhilarated the hearts of many a NOW literally FA la
LADY with the consciousness of imprvoeti loveliness."
LIttI.LIANT PIEH AND CHIMNEY GLASSES.—COOLER
and SON, 95, Bishopsgate-strtet Within, tespectfully solicit the at-
tention of the Nobility and Gentry, to their rich and splendid as-
sortment of Pm, Cinstwer, TOILET, and COMYAL GLASSES, manu-
factured upon the lattst improved principles, from the smallest to
those of the most magnificent dimensions, and at such prices as will
they flatter themselves, ensure a decided preference. Carving and
Gilding in all its branches, from the simplest to the richtst Style of
execution. combining frames for Painting, Prints, Moublings, and.
ornamental work of the choicest deftription, upon terms equally
moderate.—Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of avoiding the bustle
of the City, will find an easy and pleasant access to liiihopsgate-
street, by taking the route of the New Road and the City 'Road
through Finsbury-square. .