The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-02 00:00:00

and on each side of this trimming is a Satin cord supporting
pink oval.pufFs, with pearl bells pendant by the cord, and pearl
beads fastening the other end : this trimming flows off circu-
larly from the front, and is continued round the dress, above a
wreath similarly formed, but with puffs on each side the cord,
with alternate leaves of white Bros de Naples; wadded hem
beneath white crepe lisse.tucker, confined in 'bids by several
gold sliders. The hair, as usual, arranged in large curls, but
tastefully disposed among bows of blue satin. Necklace and
ear-rings of pearl, turquoise, and gold. White kid gloves and
white satin shoes.

BrucitTox, Jttr.r 31.—Last night, by hiS Royal High-
ness the Duke of York's command, the comedy of the Road
to Ruin, with the farce of the Prize, or 2,3, 5,8, was perform-
ed at the Theatre. Although in the early part of the day a
report had been industriously spread, that although his Royal
Highness had commanded the play, he did not mean to ho-
nour the Theatre with his presence, a most numerous and fa-
shionable audience notwithstanding were assembled soon after
the rising of the curtain, and before the conclusion of the se.
cond act, almost every place was taken. The play having con-
cluded without his Royal Highness having made his appear-
ance, many began to apprehend that the report of the morning
was well founded, while others looked wishfully towards the
royal box. At length, just as the farce had commenced, a buz
of applause began to circulate round the Theatre, and his
Royal Highness, accompanied by the Duchess of Rutland, Mr.
Fox, Lord Alvanley, and several other distinguished person-
ages, entered the 'Theatre, the audience rose simultaneously,
and it was many minutes ere the applause with which his Royal
Highness was greeted, and which he acknowledged by bowing
repeatedly subsided. The whole of the corps drantatique then
came forward, and sang God save the King, in which the au-
dience and his Royal Highness joined. The farce then pro-
ceeded, and appeared to afford great pleasure to the illustrious
Duke. As soon as the after-piece was concluded, God save the
King was again sung, and his Royal Highness retired, with his
party amidst the loudest cheers from every part of the house.—
(Courier.)
Do VEIL, Jur.Y 31.—Early yesterday morning his Grace the
Duke of Wellington, accompanied by the Marquis Douro, Ge-
neral d'Ala va, Dr. Hume, and Colonel Jones, arrived at
Wright's Hotel, and after breakfasting, embarked on board his
Majesty's packet Spitfire, Captain Rutter, for Calais, und,:r a
salute from the guns at the heights. By the same packet em-
barked the Lord Viscount Bernard, Sir Astley Cooper, and
Hume, Esq., Commissioners of Customs. ArriVed yes-
terday at Wright's lintel, by the Fury, from Calais, the Earl
of Euston, and Sir R. Dundas. The Bishop of London, who
is also staying at the above Hotel, attended Divine Service to-
day at St. Mary's.
RYDE.—The Royal Regatta is fixed for the 30th of August,
and front the well-known excellence of the wherries belonging to
the watermen of this place, the visitors may expect much gra-
tification from this annual aquatic exhibition. Should the sub-
scriptions prove adequate, the Committee, intend giving a
handsome piece of plate, to be sailed for by yachts belonging to
the noblemen and gentlemen belonging to the Royal Yacht
Club on the 31st. The arrivals have been very numerous this
week, amongst which are the following :—Lord and Lady El-
lenborough, Sir Alexander and Lady Hood, Mr. Bradley, Mr.
G. Smith, Mr. Prendergast and family, Miss Mertons, Mrs.
and Miss Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Colley, Mr. S. Moodey,
Mrs. Anderson and family, Captain Mangles, R. N., Mrs.
Penley. Mr. Foskett, Mr. Sale, Mr. and Mrs. Dawes and fa-
mily, Captain C. Mangles, R.N., Mr. Hannam, Mr. Jackson,
Rev. Dr. Bloxham, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Beate, &c. &c.

READING, JULY 30.—His Grace the Duke of Wellington
has been unanimously elected a member of the Berkshire
County Club ; the usual method of ballot baying been declared
unnecessary.