The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

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Were numerositi and displayed great taste awl
neatness. The effects produced were iariou ant
pleasing, but no great novelty was displayed.
watchmaker, Charing.eross, and
the British Ceffee.house, had each a Crow% and
G. It. in lamps.
HANCOCK, SIICHIEItb, and Co. glass-manufat.
turers...A Crown, G. 111. It. BriMaui Star wad
festoons.
The Sesscatmon Houses were, as assral, taste.
fully illuminated.
The UNION, St. James's-square, had a Croatia
with the letters G. It. and a Star II brilliant
white lamps, the ground being fitted np with
' lamps of red and purple, which had a very fine
effect.
Allies's, in St. Jamees.street, had a Crew
with the letters G. It. a • Star underneath, and
festoons of lamps at each corner.
Bftootus's, ‘VIIITL'S, the COCOA Tule, &e.

were lighted up in a similar manner.
Mr. Sruans, in Piccadilly, displayed a Trans.
parency of his Majesty in .his Robes of State, sur.
rounded by the Naval Heroes of his reign.
Bususcom a, at the tut) of the Haymarket., had
a Cro%n Mid G. R.
TheLITTLE THEATRE bad a Crowa, a HMI*
ant Star, and the. letters G. it. on either side.
The OPERA Honsz was tastefully illamituded,
having a Crowii, Star, the letters G. R. hs
white bumps, terminating in festoons of green at
each end.

The THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN hart
the words, 66 Gud save the King," in small
lamps.
The LYCEUM—a Crown, a large Star, and the
letters,G. R.
The SA NS PAREIL had a Crown and G. It.
MoRGAN and SANDERS, and BUTLER, in Catlte.

rine-street, were, as usual, splendsdly
The YELLOW FEiER REWUDY WAREUOUSIt
was as conspicuous last night for its brilliant ills.
mutations in-honour of his Majesty's Birth Day,
as it is celebrated fur its utility in promoting health
its foreign climates.

The MAIL COACIIES, filled with the families of
'their respective drivers and Guards, made the ac.
customed annual procession before the palace, said,
along PallAnall, the Strand, &c. and presented a°
very pleasing scene.

We lately mentioned the negotiation of a Cowed
tnercial Treaty with the Brazils, which had not
then been ratified, and the particulars of which
had not been permitted to transpire. By a Gets..
tleman who' has lately arrived in England, and
whe was at Rio Janeiro during the progress of
that transaction, we arc told, that amoug the con.
ditions of this arrangement are understood to be
the following —The island of St. Catharine, near'
that City, is to be converted into a depot f.),•
tish merchandize, where it is to remsin umti Mated.
Thd duties to be imposed are to be in a ratio Ito.
portional to those levied on 'Brazil commodities
here. Such imposts to be determined, not ad
valorem, as formerly, but according to the ioroice
price; the party to whom the duty is to be paid
being at liberty to be the purchaser of the goods,
at the rate of 10 per cent. higher than the invoice
valuation.
The foundation stone of a new Observatory
was laid a few days since on Garnet-hill, Glas.
gow, by the Astronomical Society of that city.
Tuesday an Inquest was held at the Eagle and
Child, Forestgate, in the parish of West Hamv
Essex, before JOHN PARKER, Esq. Coroner foe
that district, to take a view of the land, of Mr.
John Bolding, who was unmercifully beaten Ott
Sunday .thd 28th instant, and died on the Sunday
following, upon which seven men were taken, up,
and are present in Clerkcnwell prison. The
Jury, which set up till twelve o'clock at night,
not agreeing upon a verdict with respect tolls(
men, the case stands over till another day.
The very great benefits to be derivcdun Fridal
next, are such as cannot fail to induce every onsit
who will peruke the Lottery Scheme, to become
Purehaser. The &tie Prizes given are arranged
in a grand style, and may be had at•HORNSSY and
Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's HitP, Uu
rough, where 2 of £30,000, 19 of .R 201000411
33 of £lO,OOO, 47 of £5OOO, 52 of £200040
76 of £lOOO, 99 of £500) have been shaved atoll
sold. •
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• BIRTH.
the St ire: In St. James's-street, the Lady at
erarqUbar. IN. of a son.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. George's, IlanOver-stpar-, by the R.
J. R. Roberts, A.• M. Hqlliam Devaint. Esq. to Lou6,a,
rimiest daughteolit W. Parr • Bug& of Norfolk-street.