The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-02 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOI:, APRIL I.—This afternoon, at half-past two
o'clock, his MAJESTY drove out in hiS pony phaeton,
.accom-
panied by the Marquis Conyngham, for the• loyal Lodge is
the Great Park. His Majesty, we are rejoiced tostate, con-
tinues in excellent health.— Sir W. Knighton left the Palace at
eight o'clock this morning for London.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Dundas, at Lord Dundas's, Hert-
ford-street, from their seat, Aske Hall, Yorkshire ; the Duke
and Duchess of Bedford, at Camden Hill, Kansington, from
their seat, Woburn Abbey ; Lord Cranlev, at the St. George's
Hotel, Albemarle street, from his seat, Clandon, Surrey ;. the
Hon. Colonel Howard, at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-
street, front
i Tunbridge i
,sb.r_idrree Countess of St. Germans and Family,
Wells.
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Mrs. Cochrane, from their house in Portman-square, for
Brighton.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Mr. Secretary Canning has issued cards of invitation for a.
Grand Entertainment on the 29th instant, to celebrate. his Ma-
,esaetnhilisglitehuese in the Admiralty.
jestv's Birth ay, at Gloucester Lode.
Cabinet Ministers dined with Vis,
Princess August.. dined with the Duchess of Gloucester yes-
weehlsv:liralelYethere was a -elect. Party to meet the Princess.
ct
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ril,trant .
a'i
lion.tle3l,llls
gave a rout yesterday evening,
at her house in Spring-gardens, which was attended by nearly
two hundred of the hant ton,
Mrs. Agar Ellis
The elegant suit of drawing-
rooms were brilliantly- illuminated.
T,hineeCsdaou;tteostshoef
SandwichAlarqts and MarchioneSs of Lansdown, the
gave an elegant entertainment on
We
aarl of Aberdeen, Earl Ancram, -.Lord Auckland, Lord and
Lady Grantham, Miss Robinson, Lord Ellenborough, the Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis, Mr. Fox, Mr. Seymour Bathurst,
&c., at her house in Dover-street.
The Marquis of Hertford's Musical Party, on Wednesday
evening, in Seymour -place, was very elegantly attended.

LONDON FASHIONS FOR APRIL.
[From t.Tic Lady's Magazine, New Series, No. 15.1
EVENING D RES'S—Frock of tulle over peach-coloured satin,
with a border of white satin, in escallops, richly embossed in
figures : over the border, eight narrow tucks, ornau!ented, at
equal distances, with bunches of large leaves, in white satin,
edged round with peach-colour: Vestris body, made low on
the shoulders, and partially concealing the bust in front, with
a broad falling tucker of blond. Narrow scarf of Urling's lace,
disposed in elegant drapery. The hair arranged in full curls,
interspersed with small flowers. Ear-rings and chain necklace
of Cindy wrought gold, to which is suspended a picture, or
other valuable ornament. On the right arm, an :Indostan
armlet of gold, fastened by turquois-stones ; bracelets of gold
to correspond, but not so broad as the armlet. Reticule of
rose-coloured velvet. Lemon-coloured silk shoes. _ .

MORNINO DRESS—Oa-Ito-Greek robe of cambric, with two
broad muslin flounces, richly embroidered a la .Vandyke, and
surmounted by a broad row of embroidery. Double ruff of
Mechlin lace. Parisian cap of fine net and lace, ornamented
with foliage and coloured riband; the cap tied under the chin
with a narrower riband than that which ornaments it. Half-
boots of whit, or very light-coloured kid. Bracelets of white
and red cornclian, mixed in alternate beads of each.

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