The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

Lady ORESSL/Y opened her house last night in Conduit.
street, for the friends of Miss Spence, a lady whose literary
productions are well known to the public. There was a very
numerous party, consisting of many fashionable characters and
several beautiful women. Refreshments were abundantly pro.
vided, and an ample cold collation followed. The company were
highly gratified by the vocal perforniances of Mrs.' and Miss
Ashe, and some fair amateurs. The company remained till a
late hour, receiving the utmost attention from their hospitable
hostess.

The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale gave an elegant enter-
tainMent on Sunday at their houie in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, to a distinguished party ; among whom were—the Lord
Chancellor, the Marquis of Exeter, the Earl of Alhburnham,
the. Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Lowther, Mr. Justice Best, Mr.
and Lady A. Becket, Sir R. Gifford, Mr. Peel, Mr. Huskisson,
Mr. Pickett, &c.
Lord Saltoun had a large party at dinner yesterday at his
house in Great Cumberland-street.
Yesterday the Earl and Countess of Harewood had a grand
dinner party at their Mansion House, in Hanover-square. The
Noble Earl and Countess had also a numerous and splendid
evening party.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.
[From the Lady': Magazine—New Series, Nu. 5.]

DALL DRESS'.
Dress of blush-coloured crepe ornamented with rouleaux
of satin, thrilling a.kind of flounce in open square; between
each square is a puffing of crape ; the whole surmounted with
a full rouleau of satin, over which are placed, alternately, bon-
quets of white roses, and of Catalonian jessamine. The cor-
sage trimmed in a kind of treillage-work, to answer the border.
The sleeves short and full; and the hair surmounted by a
wreath of roses. Pearl ear-pendants and' necklace, formed of
two rows of pearls, twisted, and fastened in front with a large
ruby : gold chain, with convent cross of pearls depending.

WALKING DRESS.
Pelisse of etherial blue.gros its Naples, trimmed down the
bust and front of the skirt with rouleaux of satin, forming a
herring-hone' • And terminating at each outward point by ele-
gantly wrought drop buttons ; a full rottleau of grog de Naples
at the border' of the dress next the hem. Frill of Urling's pa-
tent lace. Robinette hat of white satin,. trimmed with broad
figured riband ; a lace corvette wider the.hat. Blue kid half-
boots, and jonquil kid gloves.

11 0 E .1: It 1.

TO MY• MOTHER.
They tell na of an India tree,

Which, howsoe'er the sun and sky
MaY tempt its boughs to wander free,
And shoot and blossom, -wide and high,
Far better loves to bend its arms
Downward again to that dear. tarth,
From which the life that fills and warms
Its grateful being, first had birth•
'Tit thus, though wooed by flattering friends,

And fed with fame (it fatne it be),
This heart, my own dear mother bends
With' love's true instinct back to thee ?

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

The following is a List of the three first classes
of the three respective years at St. John's College,
Cambridge, is determined by the late examina-
tion which terminated on Wednesday last ; to-
gether with the names of those to whom other
College Prizes have been adjudged :
PRIZEMEN.
ti) YEAn----msT c:
Foster , -
Holmes
Parry
ND yEmt_rino t
Ayerst
• /Eq.
Hopkins
Kynnersley
Frampton pRn
Hayes 1 17
Earle
J. Lea War.)
ner /Eq.
J. Metcalfe )
Gaye
iC. CollinsYoulden
J.

Till

Cowling
Lutwidge
Dayman

jag.
latenby
Brornilow I "Equal.
It. Brown)
LASS.
Wakefield
Langhani
Marshall Idcq
Turner
Wiekenden
Williamson
Outnun.

Newton
E. Ni' ilson
Poole),
Isaacson
Miller 1 jEn.
Kernpthorne
Donne
Harrison I iEq.
Darby
Saunderson
Antrobus
Lawson

EST C

riniT YEAR.—VI
Hymens , J. Price. J. Woodhouse
M etcalfe Suttaby 1
.E.. Truell
Marsden %I nn ' Anderton I.:,
Keeling Greensall 1
.4, Say J "'
Thompson Litt 1 'I ' Chapman
Booth 1 T. Steevens Shaw
G. T. P. Smith .J if, liubbersly 1141 1 }Eq
131issard North Flavell „
1 re,
Gretton R. Foster tx Robertson
.; i.-" 1
Stonhouse Scott J. ' Moseley
Leatherdale Gibson Mackie " 1 lEg
Fearon Barrow 1 lE.. G. Lee Warner
Gregg liEn Le Lievre J ' Lyne
Latham J .1. Eyre Bland. • '
THE DECLAMATION PRIZES are awarded to E. Wilson,
Beckham, Marshall, and Outram.
THE THEME PRIZES arc awarded to Pooley, of the 2tl
lyear ; and to J. Price, Marsden, Uretton and Keeling, of the
it year.
THE READING PRIZE is awarded to Pooley.
1 St. John's College, Comb4if;el
I May 31, 1823.

The Prince of SAX E WEIMA It arrived in town
yesterday from Bushy Park.
The Dowager Lady SUFFIELD, We are sorry
to hear, lies dangerously ill at her seat at Rich-
mond.

Sir GEoRUE BEAUMONT has recently been ap.
pointed one of the Trustees of the .British Mu.
seum, and the choice could not have fallen more
properly than on this accomplished Baronet.
Since his appointment, Sir Gronor, we under-
stand, has liberally presented a valuable collee.
tion of Pictures to the Institution.