The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-14 00:00:00

I I, CV! N. I TION q, be.

Yesterdly evening, at an early hwtr, the inhabi-
tants of the tnetropolis again testified their reioieing
at the triumph of the Queen, in a more extensive and
splendid manner than sin any of the preceding nights,
and various houst.s rommienced lighting up previous
to the Lour s.f six o'clock, when fire-arms were dis-
charged, ansl other synoitoins of joy were !ward in
every direction. The neLlibourhood of the Strand
again exhibited a very brilliint appearance. Sw-eral
of the smaller str-ets adjacent were generally illumi-
nated, and presented very neat appeartnces. In the
cnnr,e of the n;ght elAffies of Ilisjoerlai and Madame
1111 l nt were exhibited, and a large bonfire was made
in the neighbourhood of l'Airleigh-street, Strand. A
gallows was erected, and the figures were publicly
consiceed the flames. They were as large as life,
and on th,ir I,..eitos a pdleard was stuck, announcing
tL they were to he for perjury:.
'llittenhain-rotirt-road and the surrounding twig+.
b•surlisiosi here n peculkr tiattiess and brilliancy, br-
ing generally illuminated with flambeaux, festmillS,
traits2arencii s. :cc. One hence in Tottenham-
court-road ex hill ed a bast of her Majesty, crowned
with a wreath of laurel. _ _

1/x6ll-11.st mil W3l brilliantly illuminated with
crowns, stars, and the initials " C. 11." and " Q. C."
were rdortn, which had avt sphmtlid effect. The
London lie:mine Tea IVarehouse Was Babied up. and
atiravell minds attention. The whole of the front of
the h.olo. of )4r. 111110111404 in Osford-street, was Co-
vered ith a trait, patency.
The Borough and its vicinity was generally illu-
minated.

Ilamps!ead w:t• al.to np in a tasteful manner,
and has l'een every night since the result was made
known —`touters Town, Camden and Kentish Town
were almt lighted np.
liattawersmith has been lighted up every night with
peculiar neatness. Kensington, Chelsea, Pimlico, and
Knights%ridge, had a similar appearance : other coun-
try places, we are Warmed, testified the same sort of
feeling. ?keit-tots and fire works were let of during
the night, and in various parts of the town bonfires
were made of a very extensive description, and figures
were burned representing Denton and hiajecchi—
which created great confusion in the neighbourhoods
where the exhibitions took place.
'1 be various ships and craft upon the river Thames
were decorated during the night, and the utmost re-
joicing prevailed.
In Holborn the bi.uses were in general very well
lighted, and the entire street was crowded during the
whole of the evening. Here, as well as in every other
;real pnblic•rtrert. companies of butcher's boys went
shout plying with marrowbones and cleavers,and mobs
of fellows with lighted links in their hands, rushing
along shouting out "'the Queen for ever:"
At Calloway 's Engine Manufactory in High Hui-
b rn, there was a very large transparency. represent-
ing the King.. the t.,ttteen, and Aldermen Wood. her
3faiesty %tanning in the middle, and indignantly re-
jecting the Wins t!sat had been made to her.
At ti.e c,treen's lieu.' Tavern. in High Holborn. there
WAS at large beautiful star represented by laity'. the
letters C. K. underneath it; the whole had a tine and
brilliant appearance.
In front of the bonsr of liackstraw and Norton,
fish ngers, on Holhorn-hill, there were the letters
C. H. with a star beta ern. which was remarkably large
and brilliant.

Over the gates leatlisir into Ely-place, liolhorn-
hill, there watt a great cu.nber of Lumps, which pro-
tium! a line eller%

At the honsr of Barre's, near St. Andrew's Church,
there was a beantifttl .iispley of lamp., surmounted by
crown, tied a transparent tirtre of her Majesty, with
the words " Queen Caroline triumphant."
At Thompson s 11 ine end Litinor-shop, C. R. a star
anti a crown.
There was a similar reresentation at the shop of
!dr. Sion, close by.
0- thf 'ntrance into Settlers' 11411, Cheap

-.aver the entrai,
' •
C. H. ornamented with a profusion of lamps. " l'al glad of it. Ain t you r
St
(her the front of Iluildhall, in the City, there was I The !louse of Messrs. Roseland and Son, in
*a large brilliant star iu the centre, above that a street, Ilatton-garden, exhibited a very brilliant mar
4Frown, and lin one side the letter C. an.l oh the other men. A heultifi'l tralloPilrenc7' nod various 641 WI
en It. The whole had a attagnificent erred. • ' ' '•• cited particular attention. The transparency repress
Mr. Smith, jeweller, in the Poultry, had a beautiful "1 her mitpiltv„,‘ ".PP"rted by an "'el I orlibeillir
• were the wt? "I or Dei, re: poprli," and alok
star in the front of his hoose. it.
" Not untp' 0. not unto as 0 Lord, hat ante tby use
The Southw•rk bri Ire office was illuminated with hr the prats„.s Yesterday esenisi was the &Wilms
a large collection of lamps. 3f this being Blausinated.
Th.. Bank did not exhibit a single light beyond The same enthusiasm was displayed In the Mb
the ordinary lamps, which are lighted np night. skirts as in the centre of the metropolis. In wan/
The India Honor bad a very handsome display of streets, lases, ailexs, and even places .
lamps hanging outside each of the first Auer win- thoroughfares the same tone of sentiment
;lows in Leath...hall-street. , In no part of the town was there a vaster
The London Tirern, in Bisloopsgate-street, C. R. 1-tios of joy than in Clerkenwell. We retold sot
and a star. The City of London Tavern, ditto; double noticing the display srh:clo was made in mot el
festoons of lamps outside the first door windows. most obscure parts of .this extensive parish.
The The front of the Phenix Piro Mace In Lombard- small cottage was a.trampareary. which, he I" wur
street. bad a greed display of lamps. ' .ness, might rival the neat spleadid. At weber 0
No lighti were exhibited at the Post-e See. a ship illuminated with this inscriptlea :—.°_.&llo
The Massiiot Howe bad a rig Ample and elegant Royal Chat' otte.ridiag at limbos An had* 1•11.
:display• of light.- Between stwo centre pillars the Liverpool."
there was an exteorsive colleedommt lamps, represent. Thuagb the weather, tin the of Wes °,.,_
lag brandies of laurel. earasemend by a crown. he- eeediagly usifenerable we MIST bills. ea firif Ay
tweei the two adjacent Olen ea rub side. there were nine needs% whitened nth leeneast crow*. saw
Nailer breathe% with the knee C. Li the midst of Beier and beetle.- as - penelled io all Po" et !sli
• an, eadsthe latter Lis the tablet a the ether. nitropelle far* the whole"! the AM. •le
LA very entipleavae treaeptianey was exhibited I. the sane aad andel liewsilws. we illge_aielilL
treat of Mr. Woolhee .knees. U. Alderegswetreet. ,of any thing mini* ansaylag So Ski ••••'''......,
The Qum h tagnanted la the rear.. of the piston. • papule* Wind, theincheat thy evetint. 010'14
Ustienteath le a aortae person" Many Of lyiii . Mlth' the gnaws sear beeper; ash &Ned SI