The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-31 00:00:00

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR, DEC. 30.—Yesterday and this day his Mrs.► LiTt
took an airing in his pony phaeton-, with his usual attendants, in
the Great Park.--Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta has
left Frogmore to pay a Visit. to the Duke and Duchess of Chi!.
fence, at Bushy Park. Her Royal Highness is expected to re.
turn to Frogmore on 'Monday, the 10th of January, en which
evening we understand this Illustrious Princess will, with her
usual munificence, give a splendid Bill and Supper, at herre•
sidence, to the inhabitants of'ti►is town, consisting pritictpally
of her Royal Highnesses trtulespeople.—HiS Majecty's visitors
have all left the Royal Lodge.—The Christmas Ball to-morrow
evening, under the patronage of the Hon. Miss Townshend and
'lts. Dawson, St. Leonard's, is expected will be both numer-
ously and fashionably attended.—Yesterday a splendid Dinner
was given at the Christopher Inn, Eton, 13y Mr. Sullivan, to
upwards of eighty Yeomen, principally belonging the Royal
and Berkeley Hunts.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lord St. Helens, in Dover-street, from the Royal Lodge,
Windsor; Dowager Lady Neave, in Albetnarle-strcet, front a
tour; Hon. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Stanhope, in Tilney-street,
from the Royal Lodge, Windsor ; C. Culling, Eaq., and Lady
Ann Smith, in Lower Grosvenor-street, from Brighton ; Capt.
Felix Hall, in ditto, ,from Pori* ; Major Stapleton, from Har-
rowgate, in Park-street ; lady Laurie, in Cornwall-terrace,
from Brighton ; Mr. Mills, in Manchester-square, -from Bur.
ford-hall; Mrs. and Miss Abernethy, in Somerset-street, from
Brighton ; lion. George Hervey, of the 19th Lancers, at his
father's (Earl of Bristol), in St. James's-square, from the Con.
tinent ; Mr. J. Gordon, 31.P.' at his house in Hill-street,
Berkeley-square from a tour; Mr. and Miss Berman, at the
Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, front Dorsetshire ; Mr. Mal.
thus, Rev. Mr. Dengue, and R. Daly, Esq., at ditto, from a
tour.
Cuaxcius.—Lord Dynevor, from Barrington-park, Oxford.
shire, for Dynevor-castle, South Wales ; lion. Mr. and Airs.
George Rice Trevor, from ditto, for their father's (herd Dyne.
vor) seat in South Wales; Captain and Mrs.' Pemberton, for
Brighton ; Captain Hume, of the fah Dragoon Guards, from
Edinburgh, for Glasgow ; Captain M'Queen, of the Bth Royal
Hussars, for Norwich; Major and Mrs. Mwman, from Wor-
cester, for Bath; Mrs. and Alias O'Grady, from Cheltenham,
for ditto ; John Smith, Esq., from liodgson's Hotel, to Bur.
wood, Surrey ; 311. and Mrs. Fraser, from the Coburg hotel,
Charles-street. Grosvenor-square, for Bath ; Captain Holmes,
R.N., frotu ditto, for Portsmouth; .1. Trowel., Esq.. from
ditto, for Brighton; %Vatter Scott, Esq., and 3111/4jor %Warren,
Esq., from the Bath Hotel, for Berks ; 31r. and Mrs. North,
from ditto, for Sussex.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY, MS.
( From La Belle A trembkr.)
EYE:f two Da Ess.-oYer a pink satin slip, of a delicate tint,'
a dress of tulle, beautiffilly ornamented round the border
with two rows of detached bunches of strawberry • leaves ;
in the middle of each, is the blossom of that fruit, the
work of the artificial florist; the leaves are of em-
bossed pink satin. At the edge of the hem next the
shoe, is a row of white blond, of a Vandyke pattern.; and
above thst a very broad full rouleau of pink satin. The car-
idge it in the • Anglo-Greek style, now preferred to the Gallo
Greek : it Is made delicately chaste round the bust, where it is
finished . by a full plaiting of'blond., in place. of a tucker.—
The sleeve,s are long and wide, made Of talk, and discover
a short sleeve beneath of pink satin. A sash, 11 la. torque,
hi tied on the right side with a small bow,' whence ,-depend
long cads, with a very broad and rich fringe, which is some
times of gold. The head-dress is an Asiatic turban of pink
gauze, beautifully folded, and confined across the forehead with
a pink satin ban Olt, fasten ti by a pearl buckle in front. A
bird-of-paradise plum:. waves gracefully over the right side.
The ear-rings and tu:cklace are at' fine large Oriental pearls.
The bracelets arc wrought a l'antilue, in emeralds and gold,
and fastened by a valuable year) brooch. - •
:11otuatio Visyrzwo Dnnss.—A pelisse of sun.,eoloured
tatiety, elegantly trimmed down the bust, and on each side of
the skirt in front, with a rich row of French 'puffing ; round
the border are three rows of this puffing, set quite close together,
so as to form a beautiful kind of bouillon. leeves are made
to fit almost close to the arm, and the moneherons represent a
divided melon. The'pelisse buttons all the way down the front,
with small buttons, of the same material as the dress. A sash
of ribbon, the game colour, encircles the waist, with long ends
in front : the pelisse is made without any collar ; but a broad
muslin coleretle falls over, trimmed with fine lace: this collar is
also worked just above t;ie lace in rich embroidery. A fine
' lace cornette, discovering very little of the hair, is worn under a
rosecoloured bonnet of gros rle Napkr, with a beautiful droop-
ing plume of white feathers. A coral necklace, a gold dein,
with small watch in a vermilion enamelled case, seals and
other trinkets depending, and rose-coloured satin slippers, com-
plete the costume.

His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland entertained',
the following Persons at dinner, at the Vice-regal Lodge, on
Christmas-day :—The Bishop of Raphoc, Archdeacon Bishopp,
Sir C. Campbell; `Sir leorg, Rich, Sir Wm. Betham, Colonel
Hill, Colonel Gore, Colonel Shawe, Capt. Malcolm, Capt. Nor-
ton, Capt. Macklin, Capt. Vignoles„ Mr. Johnston, Dr. Hun-
ter, Mr. Sterling, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Trani, Mr. Gore, Mr.
Wood, &c. •
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 22 Sir Charles Vernon gave
a splendid assembly and ball to her Grace the Duchess of Rich.;
mond, at his residence in Lower Mount-street, Dublin, to
which 200 fashionables were invited. Amongst the company
sent were,—Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond, Lady
Louisa Lennox - and' Lady Sophia Lennox, Hon. Captain and
Lady Georgina Dc Rolls, Earl and Countess of Meath, and
Hon. Mr. Bratiazon, Earl and Countess of Charleinont, and
Lady L. Caulfield, La:ly Mary and 3 i liS Saurin, Lnrd Lough-
borough, Lord and Lady Castle.niote, Lord and Lady Ross-
more, Lady Dowager Roasmore, Lady Dowager Hartland,
Baron and Baroness Rcbeck, and A long list of tashionables.