The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-01 00:00:00

PASMONA BLE AR R IVA LS.

lion. Mrs. Vt her llottse in,..Berkeley.square, from
tt'indsor; Mr. Barnaby, at Jordan's Hotel, from his seat,
Worcestershire; Mr. and 31r5..-111itssingherd and 'Fatuity, at
the:London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Brighton.
1) t: rainy u ItEs.—Lord Eardley, for 14seat. Belvedere, Kent
Sir jeseph and the Miasei Copley, on a tour Sir Henry and
Lady Pynn, from 'Vrelbeek:street, for 'eheltenhani ; Capt. and
Lady. Agnei Buller, from Whitehall-place, for. the. Contittent
Mr. and M
Mrs. Rooke and Family, from Upper Seymotir?street,
for Hampshire; Mrs: General Murray, troth' 111itke's 'motel,
Jermyn.street, for Tunbridge Ai'ells the. Riv.; Air. and Mrs.
Austin, and Family, from Jordell'a. Hotel, St. James's-street,
foi their seat in Kent ; and Mr. anti MrS. john'Sinith; froth the
Clarendon Hotel, 4110nd-street, for their.,seat in'SurreY.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Count Lieven gave an elegant entertainment on Wednesday.
at At!thumbnut House, to Prince Polignac, the new French
Ambassador. Among the distinguished party invited to meet
His Excellency were—Prince Esterhaxy, Count Ludolf, Baron
Wordier, Chevalier Guerrero, the Earl of Bristol, Lord Mary-
borough, two Lords Conyngham, Visemnt Granville; Mr. Se-
cretary Canning, Mr. Newmann, Viscount Matteßus, &e. &c.
Lord Ellenborough entertained the Earl anti. Countess of
Falmouth and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at his
seat at Hoehamptun.
The Countess of Dysart gave a grand dejoun4 yesterday, at
her sta,, Ham House, Richmond, which we* attended 14 all
the leading and distinguished remaining fasitionable*in towr.
A.t.stite —Th e last ball this season took place on Wed-
nesday evening at this fashionahie and elegant resort. Not-
withstanding the lateness of the season, there were present be-
tween two and three hundred distinguished fashionable).
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FEMALE FASHIONS.
( Front Ackersaann's RepatilOry of Arts fur August. )
EVENING DaEssi—Dress olpink crape, ornamented With
silk spots : the corsage is made plain and cut bins, and trimmed
round the bust with triple leaves of watered gros de Naples
short full sleeve of corded bands, interwoven with similar leaves.
The corsage and skirt are set in a corded band, and &sten be.
hind. The skirt is trimbied with two rows of watered grits
de Naples, separated into regular divisions at top and bottom,
edged with cord, and drawn with a little fulness in the centre ;
a muleau of watered grits de Naples at the bottom of the dress,
which is from Miss Pierpoint. Ballasteros hat of tulle ; the
front is turned up, and edged with white satin and narrow
blond, and ornamented with two satin rouleaus, about lull an
inch apart: on the left side the front is cut open and trimmed,
which gives a light and pretty effect. The crown has a waved
circular top, with three satin rouleaus waving round it : on the
left side is:: full plume of blue and white ostrich feathers, with
a small plume of marabouts. Necklace,- ear-rings, and brace-
lets, of pink topaz. White kid gloves, and white satin shoes
sandalled.

BA L L Put ss.—Press of blue tulle : the corsage round, and
Moderately high; full in the bad: and front, and confined round
the bosons with a band of satin folt6 and tulle: beneath is a
wreath composed of floss silk, satin, and' blond. Short fall
sleeve of tulle, set in a corded band, andornamented with floss
silk leaves of the mountain ash, and triangular -trimmings of
satin edged with narrow blond ; satin band with corded edges
round the waist ; the bow behind formed of small pointed
leaves, corded and edged with, b!onct. . A wadded. satin hem at
the bottom of the skirt, which is made long, at:d indicates an
inclination of resuming the train, which gives grace and ele.
gance to the figim and is pirticularlY appropriate to full dress,
except for the ballroom. Above. the hem is an ornamented
wave of floss silk, satin, and tulle, from which a branch or scroll
rises, supporting three circular fancy , flowers. lltussels lace
scarf, The hair is dressed d /a Greeque, but ornittnented
with Milanese pins of gold, with heads of imitative, turquoise
on each side is a ball of the same, and.a second pending from.
the left. Necklace and ear-rings of turnnoise. set in iniib6Nsed
gold, and faatened by cameo snaps. 'White kid gloves,
trini-
'med tied'at the elbow. Ivory fan, and, white satin 3skoes.

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