Star.
London, England, 1826-04-25 00:00:00

ILLUMINATIONS.

The illuminations at the west-end of the town, in honour of the
14,41 day of our most Gracious Sovereign, were last night Very
general amongst his Majesty's tradesmen, who, in displaying their
loyalty, set mad to struggle with each other for splendour and taste
in else various forms and devices that were presented on the joyous
occasion. The principal streets were, after dark, until a late hour,
thronged by persons who flecked to witness the beauty of the spec.
tacle they presented. We can of course give place to a very few.
Tel KING'S Trisavas.—Over' the grand entrance his Majesty's
initials of very large size, surmounted with a bulging Coronet,
composed of rich party-coloured lamps.
TM/ HATMARKET.—The sante device, under the portico, filled
with lamps of amber colour.
Coverie..Gasexte.—Under the portico. in Dow street, on a
black frame, his Majesty's initials, and a magnificent Crown in
the middle.

Dauar.L•ra—Oyer the grand portico, in Brydges.street, a
se; y large G. EL and a Crown in the centre.

ft:otitis Gene-House —A very pretty G.R. and a crown
computed of variegated buckets.
Aor.t.rut.—ln front of the balcony a large G.R. and a IV. at
the top.

ASTLIY.4 AZIPHITHEATItio--The Royal Arms, a splendid G.R.
and the Royal Coronet at top.
Ttts Coaouao.—A large G.R. and the Imperial Crown.
Ttts SURRIT.—A similar device.
Satmaa's Was.as.—A G.R. and a Star.
St. JAMI7I-IITAIST, from one end to the other, was one glare
of light.

Tea GUA RCS. Cum Hoesx—ln the centre of the balcony the
Order of the 3d Guards—a hand grenade in a state of explosion, on
either side of which were his Majesty's initials, enclosed with the
Orders of the 2d and Coldstream Guards; the whole surmounted
with a stupendous Imperial Coronet, displayed in variegated lamps.
lVitires—A superbly emblazoned G. R. on each side of an int-
mrnse bulging Crown, under which was a Star of dazzling radiance;
the whole entwined with laurel leaves, composed of green buckets.
CROOK i iis hlajcsty's Initials. and-one of the most splen-
did Crowns we recollect seeing-during the night.
Bftoosa's—Over his Majesty's Initials a stupendous Crown,under
which was a Star ; the whole encircled with laurel branches.
Beauties—Over a G. R. with a IV. between, was a beautiful
Star, above which was an Imperial Crown. On either side of his
majesty's Initials were diamonds, composed of amber lamps, the
wtole enclosed with laurel.
Cocoa Taaa—A very large G. 11. with a IV. between, enclosed
with lamps formed into festoons.
Attrnues—His Majesty's Initials, and a IV. between, sur-
mounted with a superb Crown. On either end of the balcony were
true lovas' knots.
UNION—A G. rt.
ROYAL Horst,—:l very beautiful Star, with his Majesty's Initials
on each side.

Tetanus' Hans--Over his Majesty's Initials a very superb
Crowe, and underneath a IV. of great splendour.
Wilma MID Co. (Clothiers to the King)— A very splendid G. R.
surmounted with a Royal Coronet, encircle) with a wreath of laurel.
SAM'S Maral. Lisaaav-.-A beautiful Star. over the balcony.
WILLWI ROYAL Musical. Rumroar —A very beautiful Star.
THE ALvaze Curs Hunsz—Over the balculiy his Majesty's
Initials, with a IV. between, entwined with laurel leaves.

CHAI4IIIIILA7It'II ROYAL PORC. LAIN MaNaracroity—A
magnifl-
c.at Imperial Crown surmounting his lijesty's Initials.

REORNT STREET.
Trie Attert.s. Tlonsts--A tr.nsparebcy, representing his most
gracious Majesty sitting en the Throne, attired in his coronation
rohe4; above, a superb Royal Coronet, and on either side his Ma-
jesty's initials.
Foots, rue CateAsuu--Otie of the most beautiful stars we says,
duriug our peregtination, on either side the letters K.G.
PALL-MALL.
Hume; Smtrintan, AMA Mims—Over the Royal arms a C.R.
ststiding at least thirteen feet hi;h, of exquisite shaFe; in the
c;ntre, a most magnificent star.
Umen Stance Ct.vs Ilonsx—A splendid G.R. on a large
61.1 ck frame, surmounted by a coronet, with a IV. undetneath, en-
circled witt laurel leaves.

Cos House—His Majesty's Initials of very large
dimensions, between which was a dazzling star of peculiar splen-
dour, surmounted with a crown, the whole entwined with laurel.
Coineout—A G. 11. a star, and a crown, encircled with laurel.
1 aseri.t.res' Curs Hotel-- His Majesty's Initials, between
vricch was a IV. and a splendid imperial coronet at top, enclosed
with branches of laurel.
Haute?, (hocatut.t.v)—The Order of the Garter, with his
Majesty's initials.
Aczaestann (Settastn)...Over the Royal arms a half circle or
arch, with mall holes around it, In which was bled stained glass, seherenr was painted akeriately the Rose, Thistle, and Slaiiikick,
sutinquilted with a brilliant ot r. GUM I at,t, (1.1„20,..,0414—.4 " .1L all star, with the words
• LAW tare ;lee Xi! g."