The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

Mrs. A n geratein -gave a • gran d ball and supper,.-on Friday
evening, at her house in St. James's-square. The whole suite
of. apartments on the drawing-room floor were.most brilliantly
Thesprincipal.one wa's fitted. u with unique.taste
for dancing.. The hall commenced- alittle bc'ore ele'ven
The supper, which aisi,ted of every delicacy, vial '!...wnounccd-
at one. The wines, fruit, &c. ivere.of the most choice dc.:zrio-
tion; it was prepared in the "dining-rooms below stairs. Dancing
re-commenced scout -half-past two, and continued until nearly 1
five on Saturday morning. There were prqsent nearly 400 per-
sons nf-the..first distinction-and fashion. , T.
The' Marchioness of-Lansdown „gave a 'grand Cona;rt, On Sa-
turday evening; at Lansdown flouse,, which was attended br
the Duke and Duchess-of Leeds, and upwards of two hundred
-of the-kind
0. Byng, Esq. M.P:".gave a griiiid dinner. on SiturtlaY, to
the Es.tland Counteas of,Longfo.rd. Loid and Lady En4brook,
the Dowager Alurchionems of Satis-bury,_ Lord Dunlow, Lor‘i
C, tzroy •fleueral -and. Ai rs.-R+;&-_,Nrc: at his house io sr.
.h.mes7s.-square: . • -- -- ••
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Lord Dynevor. entertained alarge, tarty to dinner, on Smut-
day,•at hisilouse in Dover street, among whom were—Princess
Rariatinisky,- Loi'd and Lady .f..- Lcrd Clinton, Sir R.
Rurronghs, Mr. E. Clayton,. Mr, and 3lrs. IL Trevur, and
Mr. Bastie. • , .
The following Noblernen and Gentlemen-had, thnner parties,
on SatUrday .:—The Duke of Norfolk, the-Earl of Sullbla, Earl.
of.Kensiugton,. Lord Colchester, the Bishop of Exeter, Sir T.
Lennard,..gr Warrender, the, flan. R. .Douglas, and the
Earl of Carnarvon.
-The Duke of .Grafton had. a ,-r-and dinner party yesterday,
at his house in Clarges-street, Piccadilly.
The .Earl of Kensington entertained the-Marquis and Mar-
chioness of, fiastings, and a-large party to dinner, yesterday, ttxt
his house in•Whiteliall-place. . -
His Royal highness the Duke of Gloucester honoured the
.Earl of Shafic.,sbury with his company to dinner yesterday, at
his house in (iroayenor-Nuare.
The Dowager Duchess of Rutland had a grand dinner, party
xesterday, at her house in Sackville,street. • •
1460,..51elbaurne- had a diaper party
Whitehall. • ye4te,u.ty
at his house,

Vesterday.afternoon at foul -o'clock, the Duke of Cambridge
left town in hia travelling carriage and four, on a visit to the
KiPrgincae.-114Vineopdold"attentle-d Divine Service 'yesterday, at St.
Phillip's Chapel, !tee-ent.tureet.
The Duchess of Itient,-:accornpanied by the infant Princess
Victoria, visited the Duke- and -Dixehess_ of Cambridge yes-

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-Yesterday •the Duke of Carnloriti,ee-and--tts2 Princess-Auguste
attended Divine Service at the Ghapel_Royal,•SteJarnesste.
The infant Printess Amelia: yeaterday visited • tbe,Ptincess
Augusta, and who afterwards promenaded -with her Itoyal
niece in the garden at the back-after residence. -
Yesterday the Duchess of, Cambridge .:took an airing in .Sa
carriage. • , .' • ,
The Duke of York, the Dulte- and Duchess of .Cambridge.
accompanied by. .Prince Chtorgo.ital,the Princess.Aiw;iat and
.Prince Leopold, honoured dereltalian Opera-house
_with their
presence on Saturday evening, . . _
• The• Princess Augusta pair.t.k.y4ii to the-Dueliess of Cam-
bridge on Friday night abotazine o'clO.elt, to congratulate the
Royal Duchess, Prince Georg-e,esik Princess Autelia, on then-
safe- - - • - .
On Saturday, the Duke of,Yatir., the 'Nike .and Duchess of
Gloucester, and the Princess Sophia, _:visited the Duke -and
Duchess of Cambridge. •••
-Om Saturday and yesterday, -the .rditienee, of the Duke- and
Duchess of Cambridge, at the-11111ra Palace, St. James's,- was
thronged with the.- Foreign-Aenbasaridars -.-and -Ministers; the
Great Officers of State, the CabirovAtinisters„ and the greatest
part of the nohility.,,and gentry in town,.ealliss,,,e for the purpose
of inquiring after their Royal • Highnesses'_ health, which, we
are happy to say, is excellent. . .
Yesterday, Prince Leopold had -a numerous 'dinner party.
'Among the.conipany. were the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. huskisSon, Lord Howard of Walden, ViseOunt AlOrpeth,
Sir John Murray; Lord Templeton, Messrs. Abercrombie,
Harrison,- Planta, Searlett, Greenwood, Cecil, Jenliitt-
ion Agar Ellis, Do Roos,- Bolton,- &c.
Prince Leopold giv.:s his second grand entertainment ort
Thursday. the' qth instarn; at Marlborough House. His
• Royal Higlinesfewill give.a grand dinner on the loth instant.
_Prince .-Leopold -honoured - the.entertainment gii'en by the
Dutch Ambassador and his Lady,, at their residenee,, in Bryan-
stone-square; with-his presence on Friday evening.. •
_On Sunday,. the Duke anti Duchess of Cainbridge, accorn-
pn,f3jed by their -sons Prince George, visited the Princess
Augusta;
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge wasasi much
Sclirrr, James
affected by-j sea sickness as .be unable to aecnt.npany the
. Royal Duke. to town: from Dover ;- she therefore followed
' him two hours later.' Her Royal
_.Htighness
.was accompanied
Lge3C... andtcfoeurrt
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Academy at at the'Argyll Rooms .0;1 Sahli'.
rbtio!icltloniveleulitlii.fsortregssuerDrye
day was Weil attended. 'T he-whole)f the Performa.nees were.
highly "gratifyhig, altbiditig.' -as they did, atnple.proof of the
of tjthe';uApiLlm
r ex,xlWrit tuition bestowed,
ofA ctIV:
on those most-promising onetinte-
resting youths of both sexes. -
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