Star.
London, England, 1831-09-09 00:00:00

THE
_TIIZATII4II.

The King's Theatre. LlFtthe hoot of this theatre were
exhibited the letters W. R. A. R. with a large crown above.
Drury-Lane.—At this theatre were mounted the W. A.
with a large crown, on a black board.
Coventaarden.—A similar display took place at this
theatre.

Haymarket.--Under the colonnade were mounted the
King and Queen's initials, with s star and crown.
The Adelphi, the Queen's, Astley's, Coburg, Sadla's
Was. 4c. were also illuminated in a similar manster.

REGIENT•IITIZET.
At Phillip's Glass Warehouse was exhibited a colossal
statue of the King in variegated lamps, to the amount of
ZOO, with the inscription underneath— 46 Vivant Rex et
Regina ;" a tree of laurel reaching half way up the house
was on either aide the statue ; an ensign and union jack
waved from the parapet.
The Harmonic Institution had, over the arms of the King,
a large star, in blue and amber lamps.
Pringle, upholsterer, displayed a bulging crown 1 Fisher,
a star ; Very, confectioner, a W.R; Jupp sad Co. a crown;
Moon, chemist, a star ; Cramer and Co. a crown ; Gott*, a
crown and W. A ; Crowther, a star and the King's initials;
Holmes, a crown ; the White Hone Tavern, a star and W.
A ; Price and Gosnell, a crown ; Vincent. their Majesty's
initials; Pugh, a large crown, with W.A ; Grace, a deco.
ration of lamps around the King's Arms ; Wing and Co.
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a crown and initials of the King and Queen; Gouldney, a
crown, star, and the letters W.A ; Greenwood and Co. a
large transparency of the King ; Newman, the initials of
their Majesties.
Fraser. Publisher, displayed an immense and splendid
Crown, with " Fraser's Magnins" in large letters
underneath.

Ackermann mounted a very large transparency of the King
and Queen ; a Royal Standard waved from the top of the
Muse.

Perth and Co. had a Crown ; Tapster, in the Quadrant,
W.A.R ; County Fire Office, a Garter Star; Louden Cloth
Establishment a Star; Swan and Edgar' a Star, W. A ;
iVayte, a St; and W. A ; Warrens Hotel, a Crown
and W. R.

There were also many minor displays in Regcnt-street,
Quadrant, and iss vicinity.

PICCADILLY.

Saloon Tavern mounted • handsome transparency d the
Outer and Star, with the inscription, " Long may they
reign."
Howls, oilman, displayed a Crown and W. A; Robson
and Co. leaves of laurel and W. A. with festoons, surmount-
ed by a bulging Crown.
Hawkes, a Crown above the W. A • Morel, a transpar-
ency, Star with a Crown in centre and festoons; Hunt and
Co. a Crown ; Drake, a Star and W. A; Latchford, a bulg.
ing Croon • Cooper, the initials of the King and Queen;
Whittinghlims, a Crown surmounting W. A ; Collins, a
Crown, Festoons, and W. A; Hatcbard. Johnston, and
Millar and Co. Stars ; Ridgway, a Crown; Smith, W. It •
Moore, a Star ; Gloucester Coffee-house, a Crown, Star and
W. A; Ordway, Dawson, and Cleat (Swallor.street),
Star!, /to

The Burlington Arcade presented erness splendid appear-
ance from one end to the other. At either entrance were
mounted a large Crown, and the letters W. A. in gas.—
Crowns, stars, rows of variegated lamps, and the colours of
almost every nation, were exhibited and suspended from
nearly every house—the majority of the displays of lamps
reaching across to the opposite windows.

OLD AND NW" NOND•ITANZTIL
Waud, Confectioner to the Kin, exhibited three splendid
gas stars, the centre being the largest, in the middle of
which was a transparent crown. The whole hada very pleas-
ing effect.
Cullum displayed a Star ; Steward a Crown and W. A.
W. Weston and Co. ditto; Watson and Co. ditto; Sloop,
a Star and W. A. La worth and Co. a Crown and initials ;
Trueilt, a Crown and W.A. R. Malaria, a Crown and
W.A. J. and C. Grove, a bulging Crown and W. A. Sa-
vory and Co. a crown ; Binhatl, a star; Davis, W. A.
Turner large crown • Smethurst, W. R. Evans, a star ;
&alai, W. IL Beal, a star; Pratt, a large star, with
bulging crown and W. A. Andre, a crown; Preston, W.A.
and a crown above ; Walker and Co. a crown, star, and
W.A. on either side; Turners, jewellers, a gas star, with a
bulging crown ; Bartels, a crown and W. A. Griffith sad
Co. the letters W. A. Giblet; a large star ; Francis, a
crown ; Keene and Co. ditto; Emanuels, W. R. Gray, a
star above W. A. in gas ; Henderson, a crown ; Morant,
crown and initials; Perry's, • crown and W. A. Bann, a
star and W. A. Redmaysw, a star; Long's Hotel, W. A.
Stults, in Cliford.etreet, a crown and laurel leaves; Burg.
hault, a crown, and W. A. in gas.
IT. JANIZeS-STINIT.

Willis, tailor—liltOutWei; splendid revolving star, with
the initials of their Majesties encirelad in laurel laves.
Johnston, sword cutler, had a crown and W. A.—Palmer,
cutler, a similar display.—Sams, d gown end lamps.

HATNAREIVI.

Adam* and Hooper,c;;;llnaTers displayed, over the
Wien W. A. with a star in the centre, a splendid crown.
Brecknell and Turner had a similar display.
Burnell and Ca mounted a crown above the W. A.

Bond, wine merchant, had aps star. Several others had
star.

The Colonnade Hotd had festoons entwined with laurel
extending the entire range of the Colonnade, the whole
lighted with gas.

FALL MALL AND PALL MALL NAST.
Hardinga, haberdashers. exhibited a very large star with
the garter in the centre lighted with pa. On the top of the
building were hoisted two dap, on which were inscribed
" God save the Lang live the Queen."
Hanceck's glass warehouse bad a brilliant star with
crown in the centre, the inkials of their Alajestier, and fes-
toons of lamps.
Colnaghi, printeeller, mounted W. A. and crown.
Several other tradesmen exhibited crowns. rears. Ike. and
the windows of almost every house were illuminated with
lamps or addles.
COCIIITUR-STREIT, CHARING-CAM, WHITEHALL, &c.
Rigby, Wilkinson, Dalton, Peters, Jones Grove, Clark,
Thomas, Bylleld, Key. and many others, had gaod dia.
plays in crowns, seam Re. The Phenix Fire Office had
a crown ; the Bekish Codie-house mounted two Union Jacks
formed of lamps, with the letters W. A.—. Harrison and
Co. mounted a crown and &ocher, with W. A. and star.
At Trollope's in Pailiament-street, were displayed two
transparencies of the King and Queen, with a profusion of
laurel leaves and stars. Several others were also illuminated
in a minor degree. _ _

House every window in the immense
building was limo with lamps, and had a good ram.
WPM, ralegbeit, displayed a large transparency of the
map of the um% ameaminted by two imp.
Harris susammilled a transparency of the King and Queen
with embhasideal devices.

STRAND.

At NI

The Strand House exhibited the same transparency as on
forma occasions. It represents their Majesties surrounded
by military and naval emblems.
Billing and Co. displayed a crown and W.A.
Couttes Banking House had lamps surrounding the win-
dow edges.
Nash and Adams smutted a crown and W. A.
Weis and Co. daidayal a large What crown.
Oreyhurst and Co. a crows, a star, sad WA.
Salter and Co. a large crown.
Schroalcalder, a crown and W. A. with a star in the
centre.

---tir;vea, two transpanneies of the King and Queen, with
dte inscription, " A blaming to Old Engiond."
De Ville,. frown and W. A.

Wet latie star•
and Co. mounted a transparency, raprasestie, a
gnat star, with a crown above, and the initials of *sir
Majesties.
Warokk, engraver, had a Crown and a W. A i Orss.
W, lamp-manufacturer, mounted a Crown and W, R

Thresaher, pat to SomersetAoase, bad W. R. and Crown
in p.
lie. Wealey. bookseller—a Crown, and W. A.
Low and Son, perfumes, opposite Somerset.house,
had a neat design in variegated lamps, a brilliant Star in the
centre, with W. A. on either side, surmounted by the Royal
Arms.

Dobson had a neat transparency, in which were two flags,
with the words a Long may they reign," sad o maps
Charts."

Firmin mounted a Crown Mier* a gas Star ; Day,
Brooks, Poland, Hawes, Half. stars.
[left mounted a W. R,—Tbe Savoy Palace Tavern a
buegas Crown.
dgerwood's Illumination Warehouse—A splendid crown.
'Morgan, glover—A large and very brilliant bulging crown
Ht, Coafectioner—W. A. and Crown, with variegated
Camper, jeweller—Star, with lamps.
Smart, White Hart Coach-office and Tavern.—Star.
Goodwin, fishmonger..—Wreatbs of lamps.
Salmon, Ody, and Co. truss-makers. —W. Crown R.
and large and very splendid wreaths of laurel.
Chilcott, wood-letter manufacturers.—A Star.
J. Simpson, Norfolk Anna' Tavern.-Wreaths of lamps.
litaMelC engraver.—A very magnificent Crown.
Manly. oilman.—Crown and Transparency.
Collins, glass.manufacturer.—A Star formed of cut glass i
and within, a very well executed painting of the King and
Queen.
Robinsod's Dining-rooms—W. Crown R.
Tucker's Devonshire House.—Tbe King and Queen in a
OW transparency.
Kirby's Wine Vaults in Pickett-Street.—R. and W. A.

very beautiful.
Partington, Confectioner—Crown and laurel.
Cowdry. Brushmaker.--A transparency of the King and
Quoin.
Smith's Newspaper-Am—A very brilliant and tasteful
star of the first magnitude.
and A. &c.
Cantle, Temple Bar.—A very brilliant illumination. W.
Smith, Table-cover makers.--Crown and wreathed laurel.
Wither, Baker.—Star.
Hornby. Oilman.—A Crown.
Wilson, Hair.eutter.—Crown and W. A.
Cull, Hattnaker.—W.

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Sampter.—W. R. and Crown. ..
MWleton, Silversmith.—Splendid transparency.
DemPon and Co.—W. R. std Crown.
James. Cabinet-maker--Star.
kults;s Oyster Rooms.—W. IV. R. and Star and Crown.
and Key.—Crown, the King, Ike.
Dutton. Walcktraker.--W. and A. an anchor and flag.
Noble, Seedsmen.—Crown.
Portugal Hotel.—A handsome star.
(.hater, r-banger.--A crown.
Map -maker.—W. A. and crown.
Painter, glover.—Crown In gas, very brilliant.
Webb, rube maker to the King...-W. R. and crown.
(boom, confectioner.— Star.
Honey and Fos, perfumers.—W. A. and R.
Lowden and Potts.—Star and laurel.
Middle Temple entrance from Fleet.street.-.oas form.
lug the words " Vivant Res et Regina!"
llama), fishing tackle maker.—A large crown.

LUDOAT Z.II I LL., -
Longs tea warehouse.—.A mown.
Crook and Jones, late Blades's, glass makers—W. A
tridia crown and wreath.

Isherwood, looking.glass maker.—Star.
Father, perfumer.—A bulging crown.
Rundall sod Bridge, jewellers—A crown of immense
six, surpassing in brilliancy any other we saw—it was truly
grand.
Weakley and Parkins, drapers—Wreaths of lamps and
laurel.
Idarriot, ironmonger—A great profusion of lamps round
all the windows, and the effect was very good.
Riley, draper—The same as Marrioes.
London Coffee-house—W.A. star and laurel in gas i and
on the third floor window a star, with lamps round the
fourth floor window. A very brilliant coup
Clarke's Lace Warehouse—a Crown.
, Gress*, Woollen Draper—W. A. and crown.
Elks, Linen Draper—W. star, A. and a crown surmount-
ing the whole.
Underwood—A star.
Fellows--Crown.

Prone, lamp manufacturer.—W. A.
Vies,knatt Warehouse—Two Sap and W. A.
Box, 8u W. A.
Eths—This was a grand display in front of three houses.
Stars on each house, and W. A. with crowns, with laurel
leaves and R.

Jones, Goldsmith—Wreaths (Camps.
=es Indian and China warehouse—Crown and
IT. PAUL'S CHURCH-TARD.
Hitchcock and Rogers—Splendid transparency of a first
rate man of war, with motto underneath, " Briton's best
bulwark."
Bailey—Cat-glass makers--W. crown and A.
Sumner's and Co. Silversmiths—.W. star R. sod A.
Pugett and Bainbridge—Star and W. A.
Aleopp, Glassman.— W. R. and star, with lamps in
wreaths.
Hoklaworth and &IL—Star.
Toplis.--Star.
Green and Co. Glass Warehouse.—Two large stars with
crown and R. with W. and R. &e.
Shackle, Fowler and Canspain.—W. and R. with a beau-
tiful bulging crown and laurel.
Hemming and Co. Latemen.—Large star and lamps.
Cabinet-maker.—W. and A.
Wilson, Bookseller. the entrance to Doctors' Commons....
Lamps round all the windows of the building.
St. Paul's HoteL—The same.
Edward's bledielne Warehouse.—Crown.
Holt, Confectioner.—Crown and wreath.
Rivingtoo, Bookaeller.—Crowit.
Donned, Optician.—W. A. and crown.
Dodson and CO. Needlernaker—Diamond and wreath.
J. and F. Coopere—W. A. and crown and anchor.
Butler's, Chemists—W. A. and crown.
Dunnet, Toyntan.—W. A. and crown.
Venda, Draper.—Crown.
Barr, Perfumer.—Crown and wreath.

CNEAPSIDS.

Clarke and Son, Ironmongers, star and wreath; Meters.
Brown, W. A. and star ; Bunn. • star; Alexander and Co.
a star; Honeyball and Co. a star; Moore, James, and Co.
a star and wreath; Dater, a crown; Thomson and Co. calico
printers, star and wreath; Caldeeott and Powell, star; Cle-
land and Co. a splendid exhibition—a star with W. A.
surmounted by a crown, and wreaths, festoons, ike ; Allen
and Sheppard, star; Ni:lder, Sage and Co. wreath of lamps.
Romanis. Hasten—Transparency of their Majesties, with
a motto," A long and happy reign to our King and Queen."
(ho. Shaebridge, Draper.—Two transparencies, one re.
presenting the King and Queen, and the other a large am.
pedal crown; with a m0tt0...." The King's enemies will 1
cloths with shame; but upon himself shall his crown
Boarish." Between the transparencies woe a large and very
brilliant anchor. -

Datum, Paper Mange.—Lamps surrounding all the
windows.
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Mackintosh, Cloth Merchant.—Wreaths of lamps and
union lags.
Kipling, Hosier; Goldsmith, Jeweller; Cope, Stationer,
and others.—Wreaths of lamps.
Hicks and Co. Hatters.—W. star, A.
Aimee, Perfumer—A grand transparency ;in the centre,
the King, accompanied by his royal consort, is represented
in his state robes, most graciously receiving the congratu-
lations of the Genius of the City; on the left of the Kiug,
the Queen most condescendingly accepts the tributes of the
Goddess Flora, who offers the fragrant produce of the gar-
den, the choicest flowers of which, when concentrated and
converted into durability by the skilful art of the perfumer,
her Majesty is known so kindly to encourage; a female
figure, representing Immortality, is seen placing a mown of
undying laurels over the heat of their Majesties ; and
above the figure of Immortality. a band of Cherubs are
joyfully showering flowers beneath them. The ship in the
distance is emblematical of commerce regenerated under the
auspicious reign of his Majesty.
Stanley, Scotch Warehouss—Star
White and Son—Wreaths of lamps
Co:, Grant, and Co.—Wreaths of limps
Tegg, Hookselier—Anchor
Kates and Co.. W. L
Moors-.. Star
Pooten.-W. L
Dino, Shoe warehonee-v-Stas
Dew and Co. Hosier.—Star
Pausal and Co—Star
fiedler's Hall—Splendid clown
Townes, Sedler.-Stirr

Mnand Warwick—Star I
ntley, and Co.—W. A. and Star
Marshall and Sam—Wreaths.
Bather and Co.—star and crown.
Wilson and Ca—Star and crown.
Baldwin.—Crown and wreaths.
Atlas, Fen, and Co.—Crown and star.
Whitridge. Tea-dealer..—Star.
Cooke and Gladatone.—Anchor. and wreath of laurel, &ea
POULTRY.

Wl:manic, and Co. Druggists.—Star.
Kipling and Co.--Star.
Bate, Optician.—Star in gas.
Day, Mathematical Instrument.maker.—Globe and aura.
Hater.—Anchor.

MANSION NOVAE.

A very splendid scene—W. and R. in large !men ; a very
magnificent crown, and wreaths in variegated lamps.
Myers, fishmonger to his Majesty, St. Peter's Alley,
hill. Transparency, W. R. a crown, and God preserve the
the King Queen ; an anchor and crown ; Neptune hold-
ing up the bust of King William in a medallion, and Bri-
tannia waking to receive him with the crown ; the whole upon
a splendid scale.
Bank of England.- Two large and brilliant stars, a
crown in the centre, and W. K. All very large and cnagni
dcent in the extreme.

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Springall, baker—W. A. and:Crown
Bennett and Stn—Star
Sturtevant—W. A. and Stat
Windt's, eosetunaker—Star
Taylor, grocer—Crown

Flying Horse Tavern—Star
Ward's Cloth Hall—W. A. and a transparency with the
motto, " Long may tbey reign."
White Hart Hotel—Star
Stevens and Webb, wine-merchants—Transparency repre-
senting ilia King, with motto, "And be took unto himself
wise councilors, and hearkened unto the voice of his
Pio*"
Marine Society.—Star and Wreaths of lamps.
Moore, Italian warehouse.—W. A.
Holland% tea wareboase.—Star.
Green Dragon.—Star.
St. Helen's-place, over the entrance.—W. Crown
DuddeU, Italian warehouse.—Star.
Batton.—Star.
Buntsted.—Ditto.
King's Arms.—Ditto.
Hernot and Olding.—Star and wreaths.
Wood, cutler.—Star and Crown.
City of London Tavern—Crown and W. A.
HON, perfumer—A bulging crown.
London Tarim—W. A.
coaxintat..

Smith Eder, and Co.
magnifient.
Johnson—Star.

large crown, very

Asylum Life Office—Star and transparency.
Union Assurance Office— Ornaniental lamps, prettily ar.
arranged.
British Fire Office—Star.
Harding. stationer—Crows
Royal &change—Crown and two stars.
Thomas, stationer—Star.
Grosvenor and Co. stationers—Stu.
Globe Insurance Office— W. R. and crown.

TIMEADY LEDUC-11T IIEET.

Macslpine, perfumer.—Two flags, W. R. and star.
Merchant Tailors' HalL—Two stars and a crown in the
centre, with W. A.
Eden, dentist.—W. crown A.
Patey and Butts, perfumers.—Crown and W. A.
Pelican Fire-office.—. Lamps very prettily arranged.
T. Collins, ironmonger.—Crown, W. It. anchor. and
A. B.
Anderson and Co.—Crown.

klattln and Stone. bankers
Phenix Fire-office —Star.

General !Steam Navigation Company.—Lamps ha Fes-
mem
Tabby's, Thange.alley, fish.monger.—Large star, with
lamps, &C. VeTy beautiful.
Smith, Payne, and Smith.—Crown and W. A. on the
north cod of the banking-house, and W. A. on the west
side.

HOLIONL_

rum Wars Inn, Crown and W. A ; Seholdield star;
Taylor star; Elliot, lamps very prettily disposed of for ef.
feet ; Cross, wreaths of lamps. In fact, the 'Mak of the
street, from house to house, was illuminated.
Day and Martin's splendid Establish:neat, in Holborn--
displayed a brilliant %V. A. a superb crown in front of the
building, and on the top thsee immensely large and baud.
hal flags.

LrADIENHALL lIITIIICZT.
Parbury, Allen, and Co.—A very beatiful and large
bulging crown, with W. A. star, and large wreath of
aurels.
Kw India-house.—ln the centre a c. own; on the right
angle of the building W. It. and on the left A. It. with two
large stars, and wreathe of laurel. This war one of the most
brilliant exhibitions in the metropolis.
Huggins, marine painter to the King.—Crown and W. A.
Saunders and Claimers.—Crown.
Bull's Head Tavern.—Ten flags across the street.
Cabinet.makers' Society.— This illumination surpassed
most we saw in the City. The Aldgate front presented a
splendid crown and two stars, with W. I V. it, underneath ;
nand the clock war a display of variegated lams, and a
hard branch on either side, the whole terminating with a
magnificent transparency, measuring 18ft. Gin. by 16ft. din.
representing Britannia in a car, holding the bust of his Mr
jesty, drawn by a peke white horses, led by Neptune,
over whose bead is Fame announcing their approach. On
as eminence is Diana bolding a crown ready to place the
same on the head of the King on his arrival. Every win.
dow throughout the building in the Leadennall-street fruit
wee surrounded with variegated lamps.