The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-30 00:00:00

ALMACK'S GRAND BALL.

Alinack's Fourteenth Grand Ball, at Willis's Rooms, King
street, St. James's, displayed a brilliant scene of fashion and
beauty last night, being attended by above 500 distinguished per-
sonages. Many of the visitors did not arrive till a late h
n ou
oticedr, in
consequence of the King's Concert : among those we
the carriage of his Majesty, containing Don Pedro, Ex-Emperor
of Brazil, and suite, accompanied by Marqdis Rizenda, Mr.
Pinto, and Mr. Gomez, escorted and introduced by Major Web-
ster, by command of his Majesty. The dancing is Collinet's
quadrille band was kept up with unusual spirit ; the company
did not separate till an advanced hour this morning : amongst
which were—
The Duke of Brunswick and suite.
Prince Leiningen and suite.
Prince P. . Lieven
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The Docies; of Bedford.
MARQUISES—Douglas, Abercorn, Clanricarde.
Marchioness of Londonderry.
EARLS—Clonmell, Aboyne, Ossory, Sandwich, Maynard,
Andover.
COUNTESSES—Sefton, Clonmell, Leitrim, Suffolk, Mans_
field, Abingdon, Beauchamp, Sandwich, Verolain, Brownlow,
Tankerville, Winchester, De Salles.
VlSCOUNTS—Berehaven, Castlereagh, Dunlo, Andover,
Acheson.
LORDS—Maynard, W. Lennox, A. Fitzclarence, G. Beres_
ford, Dynevor, Anson, W. Paulett, E. Thynne, Crofton, W.
Graham, T. Cecil, Stafford, Courtown, Templetown.
LADIES--Willoughby, Molineaux, two Russells, L. Low_
ther, Glynn, E. Palk, Dynevor, M. Scott, C. Montague, J.
Walrond, two Staffords, Howard, H. Hamilton, Thynne, C.
Paulett, A. Ramsden, S. Cost, C. Bertie, H. Primrose, Middle.
ton, Price, Ramsdell, two Scotts, Conroy, C. Barham, M.
Rtes,
two Berkeleys, Brownlow, Stafford, D. Stewart,
Spring
Durham, Dacre, Rivers, Farquhar, Walsingliani.
HONOURABLES—E. Candler, H. Napier, Meynell, Mon-
day, Langston, Burdett, Tennyson, Mead, Piet point, H. ,
Her.
bert, Jerningham, Pellew, Hood, A. Smith, Weymouth W,
Fox, Vansittart, D. Milford, Lane, Ouseley, Beauclerk, R.
Colburn, Bowles, Elphinstone, two Brandlings, two Fitzroys,
Mitchell.
SIRS—G. Shee, J. Ogilvy, 0. Anson, T. Trowbridge, M. S.
Stewart, W. Elliott.
GENERA LS—Eustace, Ferguson, Reynoldson.
CAPTAINS—Drummond, Itamsden, Blayney, Doyle, Fitz-
roy, Bagot.De
COMPTES—Moeske, De Morell, Danneskiold, Asketo.
FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JULY.

( From La Belle Assembles.)
DINNER DRESS.
A dress composed of gros de Chine ; the colour, a new and
singularly beautiful shade of yellow. The corsage is plain be..
hind, and disposed in crossed drapery in front ; it is cut some-
thing higher than usual, and displays very little of the chemi-
sette, which is of blond lace. Beret sleeves of moderate width,
and very short, with long sleeves, a la Reine, over them, com-
posed of white gaze de Soie, and terminated by a ruche of blonde
net. The head dress is a toque composed of very dark violet
crape. A bouquet of white ostrich feathers, with a knot of
ribbon at its base, is placed under the brim on the left side, and
two larger feathers attached to the right side of the crown „troop
to the left over the brim. The jewellery should be of burnished
gold.
BALL DRESS.
A dress of white satin striped gauze, over a white ros de
Naples slip. Corsage a la Grecque, with beret sleeves. sur-
mounted by a double fall of blond lace disposed en mancheron.
The skirt is trimmed with a deep flounce of blond lace. above
which is a trimming of plain gauze arranged in boullbas, by
bouquets of roses and blue-bells, which are attached to the dress
by knots of white gauze ribbon. A wreath of these flowers
ascends from a bouquet on each side of the front of the skirt to
the waist, en tablier. The hair is dressed in full cur's on the
forehead, and in bows of moderate height on the summit of the
head. A chaperon of roses and blue-bells surrounds the base of
the bows. Necklace and ear-rings pearls.