Star.
London, England, 1829-04-24 00:00:00

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THE ILLUMINATIONS.
- yesterday was the day appointed for the celebration
of pis Majesty's birth day l and In every quarter it was
hailed with an enkhosium, and celebrated with a joy,
which spoke more than volumes for the loyalty_ of the
people, and the grateful affection which• they cherish foe
their Sovereign., ,
, The grand display of iaried light which annually
wears in celebrationof his Majesty's Birthday, this yea(
did not yield in splendour and novelty of design to.assit
illumination of preceding years. It was the means of
retracting vast crowds to the west end of town in the
everting, and very general admiration was expressed at
the beauty and taste displayed in the arrangement of
the " living light," dispersed o'er the fronts of the houses
' of his Majesty's loyal tradesmen.
The following is e brief outline of the devices ex-
hibited at the Theatres, Club-houses, and in every part
tithe Metropolis upon this happy oecaition
THE THEATRES.
The Eke% Theatre, Italian Opera House—A splendid Crown,
HOW wish variegated lamps on each side, the initials G.R. and-
beneath an elegant Star, surrounded • with festooned lamps. The
arrangement had a very wetty effect.
Drury lane Thestre.—lmmediately in front of the &stie if
were G. R. in large letters .at each side et a splendid
Caveat-garden Theatre.—G.R. and a Crown, lighted with mil►
pted lamps. ,•
&ilia Opera Hoes..—A very handsome G.R. and Crank
Anley's.-0. R. and Crown. . .
Adelphi.—.G. IL and Crown.
Coburg Theatre.—A splendid G. R. and Crown.
Surrey Theatre.—G. R. and Crown, very beautifully Illuminated.
The Adadraity.A splendid Star, a Crown, and G. IL lighted
with variegated lamps.
THR CLUB HOUSES. •
Crockford'e Crab d4layed-a great varktf- al lassie- in several
.hassotat devices, whisk covered the entire frontage of the hams.
On she lett a large anchor, covered with a profusion of lights ; in
the centre die Royal initials'were placed, surrounded-by a profu-
sion of Wars, and a large Imperial Crown, with several stars
and diamonds completed the whole.
•This illumination had a wary
greed and imposing appearance.
White's Club.—A splendid Crown, G. IL and Star, with lamps
hemmed sloes the balcony, with an amazing variety of colours.
The Garda' Club.—A small G. It. and regal Crown.
Boodle's Club.—The building was covered with variegated
Wipe formed into wreaths of laurel, diamonds, and other fanciful
devices, tine surrounded the Crown, Star, and Regal initials.
Brooks's.—A splendid Crown, Star, G. R. with laurel wreaths.
The Cana Tree.--G. IV. R. and a raised Crown, with laurel
wreaths.
Arthar's.—A large Crown, Laurel, G. IV. EL formed of yule-
War.
' Orehant's.—G. R. and. Crown.
Albion.—G. IV. It. and Crown.
Theater's Club, Pall-malL-6. IV. R. and Crown.
The Alfred Club, Albenzarle-areet.--An elegant Crown and the
Initials.
Theliner Linked Service Club presented a mist elegant ar-
rangement of devices. The balcony in Waterkeplace was covered
with lamps forming '4 Goo save the King" in letters nearly two fat
in length; and over the grand entrance the lights forma several
tiaras in green colours marooning the Royal Initials, and a bal.
Emit Star.
The Union Club.—A large raised Crown and G. IT. EL with
laurel wreaths.
• The University Club, Suffolk-street..--4 beneffellrighted &ars
with G. 11. and festoons ennweeding a largo Charente emends_
Th. United Service Club, large O. IV. R. and
Star, lighted with gas. This had a very beentihdr.
The Repertory of Arts, Charlatans,. had G. IV. R. very taste-
fullylighted.
St. James'eareet, wkh the aid istrhe Mama Club beesesons
the principal attraction of the admireg-aow4s, and presented a
mood of light never equalled fur grandeur Mt latent upon any former
similar occasion.
The Royal Musical Repository—GAL and a brilliant Star.
Mr. Parkin, Cutler to the King—A hage Crown, G. IV. R.
Messrs. Naha's, Sillt.mereera—G.R. serrowded with wreaths
_of langs.
Messrs. Willis and Co. Tailors—A very elegant Crown, GR.
and Manmade. '
Mr Palmer, Cutler—G. IV. IL
Mr. Suns. Library—A splendid Scar, the Royal Initials, and
large Carina.
BOND-STREET.
This street presented great variety in the display of devices.'
Mr. Hood. Hatter—A large Crown and G.R.
Meese. Weston sad Co, Tailors—An elegant Crown, with G.R.
tuck ded b wreaths of variegated lights.
Mr. lb C. Diary. Optician—A ruse Crown, Star, and G. IL
The Navy Club !louse was splendidly illuminated erhb a large
Anchor. farmed of varied lights, Crown, and G. R.
Mr. Chamberlain's, Worcester Porcelain Manufacturer—G. R.
. and Caiwa.
Mums. J. and C. Grove, Purveyors of Fish.—G. IV. R. and
Crown.
Messrs. Pans! and Genteel, Maemercers —.@.lL and Crown.
Mr. Cadbury, Chriesemenger..—A small Crown.
Mr. Meyer,
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-A very elegant and tastefully Illuminatedo. R. Crews and Star.
Mr. Wand, Confurioner..-0. It. and Star, very , splendidly
- lighted In variegated lamps.
Mr. Brew% It.
Warm Pratt and Soo, Camp.equipate.stakers....A Crown
docketed with laurel wreaths.
Mews. Walker, Outer, Spelling, and Co. Ashmongers.—
G. IV. R. a Crown, and splendid Star.
PALL-MALL .
Mr. Hutton, Engraver to his Majesty—A large Crown and G. IL
Mr. Villainy, Clock.maker—A display of Venetian lamps; or,
as the Hibernian tamed them, " Dark lanterns."
Mr. Porter, Beekseller—G.R. and raised Crown.

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Mr. King, Deserter—G.R. and a large Crown.
Mr. Cambridge, Hatter—A large Crown.
Messrs. France and Bandit:, Upholsterers—A very splendid
display of light, forming a Crown and G. IV. R.
Mr. Toussaint, Was-Chasdier—G. IV. R.
Mr. Nicholls, Linen-driper—A large Crown.
Mr. Kentach, George-street, Watch and Ciock.maket—A
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RBGENT•STREET.
This street also was very &wavier during the evening.
Maw s. HowsU and dames, Waterloo-place, the tiiik.meroers
litillbsers, gage a issitstiod display. The trout it their home
was cewered with lights, festooned along the liikney with moth
skill and mate, and between the windows a splendidly lighted
Crowe and G. IV, B. was placed. The whole had a grand and
learning effect.
Mr. GUbert, Waterloo-plea, Goldsmith and Jeweller—A very
Bred G. IV. IL
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Crown.
)Messrs. Stevens and Croft, Silk4nercen—A Crown.
Mr. Brownlow. Furnishing .Ironmooger—A large Crown.
Mr. Ackert:tads% West End Repository exhibited a grand
of th• Royal Arms, with G. IV. U.
surrounded with
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Mr. Crowther, Whip maker—Lamps festooned.
Mr. Cain, Spur-ataker.-O.R.
Mr. Hamlet's, the miaow Goldsmith and Jeweller. in Princes.
Stmt. °sawn-street, had a very grand display. Ills hens was
severed with wreaths of lamps forming laurel i 5.,.. sad issiser
encircling G. R. the Crown, and many diamonds, and rob, alai
loaned wanes. This atrespLiesit of light was grand and
la the aureole. _
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Maws. Plight, Barr, and Barr, Chisa-naereliaste—A epleadid
sisal Crown and O.K.
Mr. Smith, Gua.maher—A very splendW Crown and O.K.
Years. Norris and Barnes, Modal hatrassat-snakera—Ci. 3.
end Crowe. •
dlr. Half hide, ill Engraver—A display of Vandals bops
• Mr. Weeks, China and Porcelain Daaier—Bit Ml
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Mr. Ratan Manglo.nsaker--A apieniM Ovidisi, G.E. and Star.
CHARING-CROSS, AND PALL-MALL EAST.
Mr. fitroneth'arm Seel Engraver—A very handsome Crown-
Mears. Walker and Budd, Btationero-4. very elegant lino
Star, lighted with gas.
Mr. Grisulle, Chemist—G. IV. R.
Mr. Knight, Bookseller—G. R. a Star, and Laurel Wreaths
Mr. Prosser, Army Clothler—G.R. and Crown.
THE STRAND.
Mr. Thomas, Goldsmith—A splendid Star and Laurel Wreath
of lamps.
Mr. &locates, Seal Engraver—A large Star lighted with gas.
Mr. Bandies, Optician—An elegant Crowd.
Mr. Weiss, Coder—Crown.
Mr. Ackermann—A wreath of variegated ligbia surrounding the
Royal Arms.
Messrs. Willows and Son, Purveyors of Fials-.4. splsoilld Crown
and the Royal initials.
Mr. Greensill, Cut Glass Dealer—G. R. and Craven.
Messrs. Firmin and Son, Army and Regimental Batten mans-
reamers—A splendid Crown, Star, and G. R.
Mr. Collins, Cut Glass Malinfacturer and Dealer--A wreath of
variegated lamps.
HATTON—GARDEN.
Messrs. Rowland and Son, Proprietors and Manufacturers of libo
celebrated Macassar Oil.—A splendid Star, and the Royal initials
surrounded by variegated lamps, very elegantly festooned. This
had a highly pleasing effect.
HOLBORN.

Mr. Laver, Fire escipe.llte.MaluTeA Crown and G. R.
Mr. Healey, Blatklaponaker.—A veer grand Crows, mad the
Royal initials in lamps et varied saloon.
Mr. Loa,. the Veterinary College.—A Crown and G, B. very
elegantly dressed.
Mr. Lincoln. Organ-Imilder.--A large Crown, with the Royal
initials.

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Mr. Arral. Dowinaisr—Avery anent display of Wrest!
nod Crown. &wool Royal Lettish.
Mews. Dolma and Hale, Decorators-4X IV. R. and a I
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