The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-01 00:00:00

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Countess St. Martin de Front, from Paris, at her house in
Montagu-square ; Mr. and Mrs. Long Wellesley Pole and fa-
mily, from Paris, at the Pulteney Hotel ; Mr. Vansittart and
Lady Turner and family, from Paris, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs.
Putland and family, at ditto, from their seat in Ireland ; the
Right Hon. Lord Middleton, from Ireland, at Nerot's Hotel,
Clifford-street; the Rev. Dr. Lloyd, from Ireland, at ditto;
the Rev. Mr. Green, from Ireland, at ditto ; the Viscount
Gort, from Ireland, at ditto ; Lord Rancliff, at the Saint
James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from a tour ; Monsieur and
Madame Zea, at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Rick-
mansworth.
DEPART U RES.—The Right Hon. Lord and Lady Bradford,
from Nerot's Hotel; the Hon. C. Bridgeman, from ditto; the
Count Funchal, from ditto the Dowager Duchess of Rut-
land, for Salop ; the Countess of Hardwicke, for Ramsgate ;
the Earl of Lauderdale, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
for Scotland; the Marquis of Sligo' from the Clarendon Hotel,
Bond-street, for Paris; Sir George Wombwell, Bart. and fami-
ly, for Suffolk ; W. E. Lockhart, Esq. M.P. for Scotland; Sir
Loftus and Lady Otway, for Tunbridge Wells; Lord and Lady
de Dunstanville and family, for Cornwall • Hyde Parker, Esq.
from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Scotland ; Colonel
Cradock, from ditto, for Richmond, Yorkshire ; the Hon. C.
E. Pelham, for the Isle of Wright.
EDINBURGH, JULY 29.—Arrived at the Royal Hotel:—
Sir David Moncrieff, Bart., Lady Moncrieff; the Rev. Mr.
Calvert, Mrs. Calvert ; Fullerton Carnegie, Esq. ' • John Rich-
ardson, Esq. jun., of Pitfour ; Thomas Burnett, Esq. ; Major
Martin ; Miss Chiny, and Miss Rose. Departures :—The
Right Hon. the Earland Countess of Erroll; Miss Fitzclarence;
the Right Hon. Lord 'Willoughby de Broke ; the Hon. Mr.
Legge ; the Rev. Mr. Palmer ; the Rev. J. W. Morgan ; Mr.
George Round; Capt. Herringham, R.N. ; Mr. W. Mason,
and Mr. W. Gepp.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES. ii
On Monday the Duke and, Duchess of Gloucester had a
select party to dinner to meet his Royal Highness oil his return
from abroad. During the Royal Duke's absence from Eng-
land he visited Flanders, Bergen-op-Zoom, Spa, &c.
Ilis Grace the Duke of Northumberland entertained the Cor-
porate Body of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, at Alnwick Castle, on
Friday last. Turtle and venison, and all the delicacies of the
season, graced the table, while, it is superfluous to add, the
winning manners of the Noble Host and Hostess imparted a
charm to the scene that will long be remembered
His Excellency Mr. Foster, the English Minister at the
Court of Denmark, gave a brilliant fete on the 14th ult., at his
beautiful villa called Droxninggard.
Lord Melbourne entertained a distinguished party at dinner
yesterday; at his house, Whitehall.

FEMALE FASHIONS.
[From Ackerman's Repository of Arts, Fashions, 6e. for Aug.]
WALKING DRESS.—A silk pelisse, of a beautiful pale
Spanish green, made to fit the shape ' • long sleeve, easy, but
not tight ;• full epaulette, confined with three bands, the lower
half of each embroidered and edged with satin of the same
colour. The buttons which unite the front are concealed, and
are on the inside. The outside is ornamented with a new and
elegant calyx trimming in satin ; a broad plain rouleau of satin
gives effect and finish to the b,ottom of the skirt.
EVENING DRESS.—A round dress, of fine tulle, ornament-
ed with rich colonnades of folded white satin, narrow at the
wrist, and slightly extending to their termination, with a star
composed of a centre rose, green leaves, and leaves en applique ;
beneath are chevrons of roses, leaves, and Mayblossoms • three
rouleaus of white satin, the upper one entwined with rich pink
satin, harmonizing with elegant simplicity, the colour and form
of this tasteful decoration. The stomacher of white satin and
tulle : the bosom shaded with a tucker of delicate blond.—
White kid gloves and white satin shoes. Ear-rings and neck.
lace of rubies arid pearl.
[From La Belle Assembles for August.]

EVENING- CARRIAGE AIRING DitESS.--:ROUild dress o

lemon-coloured Italian crape over white, with two rows of
lemon-coloured sarsnet, bouillones ; over which are leaves or
langucttes, of white ; the leaves are of Urling's patent lace,
and have a light and beautiful effect; ladies who prefer the
languettes have them of white satin. The sleeves, which are
ornamented in a novel style, are likewise finished with Urling's
lace ; and all the lace appendages to this dress are of the same
fabrication.
MORNING PROMENADE DRESS.-High dresses of laven-
der grey sarsnet ornamented round the border with cherry-
coloured satin, and belt of the same, fastened on one side with
a gold buckle. Collar falling over of embroidered muslin,
richly trimmed with Urling's •patent lace. Bonnet of white
sarsnet, or chip, ornamented with ears of corn and white mara-
bout feathers. Dove coloured kid slippers, and lemon
coloured gloves.

LEAMINGTON SPA, JULY 30.—THE ROYAL. VISITOR.—
Great preparations are made at Leamington Spa, for the recep-
tion, this evening, of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta,
who has taken apartments for the ensuing month, in Union Pa-
rade. It has been intimated to the Master of the Ceremonies,
that her route would be through Oxford; and amongst the
various trophies erected in honour of her Royal High-
ness, a superb triumphal arch, decorated with the letters
P. A. in transparent lamps, occupies the grand entrance
into the Spa, at Corps's Royal Hotel.—lt is expqted
that the High Sheriff, accompanied by the principal
inhabitants of the place, will meet her, Royal HighneSs
on the road from Southam, and that the carriages of the visitors
of distinction will attend the procession. Her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Gloucester, and suite, are expected on Wednes-
day or Thursday next. There will be an illumination at the
libraries and the principal reading-rooms.

an. Saturday last T. F. Buller, Esq. and his wife (Lady
Agnes Buller), arrived at Alnwick Castle, on a visit to the
Duke of Northumberland. They were greeted by a merry peel
of bells at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, as they passed through that
town.

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