The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-13 00:00:00

ALMACE'S.

The sixth Ball took
_.place on Wednesday evening at' these
rooms, which was more fully attended than any preceding one
this season. Dancing: commenced at eleven o'clock, and-con-
tinued till nearly half--prat three yesterday morning. There
were upwards of 300 persons of the first rank and fashion pre-
sent, among. whom were—
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence,
Princess Sophia :Matilda, his Royal Highness the Duke of
Gloucester, and Colonel Curry, Princesses Loubominsky and
Cimitelli.; Duchess of Wellington, Marquess of Anglesea,
Marchioness of Worcester.
EARt.S--e-Roseberry, Winchelsea, Westmorland, Rosslyn,
Glengall, and Clare.
COUNTESSES—Ashburnham Sefton, Mansfield, Derby,
Cowper, Roseberry, Waterpark, Carnarvon, Harrowby, Nor-
, manby, Grey, and Besborough.
Lonns—Howard, James Hay, Barnard, Loughborough.,
Louvaine, Duffrein, .Longford, A. Hamilton. Wiltshire, and
Mayo. •
LaDits—Pagets, Ashburnharns' E. Murray, Stanhope,
Poulett, G. Grenfell, M. Stanley, E. Faik, James Hay, Ha-
milton, G. Pane, Barnard, Augusta Poulett, Mildmay, J. St.
Clair; Louvaine, Pole,. Mary Ross, Radstock, Brownlow, Dun_
das, Fortescue, Dufferm, .J. Blatchford, Catherine Elliot, Her-
berts, Anne Beckett, G. Greville, Arbuthnot, C. Murray, Car-
rington, 0. Morpeth, Mary Ryder, Shelley, Norrnanby, Grey,
Hampden, and Mayo.
SIRS.—Wm. De Crespigny,. J. Burgoyne, Colin Campbell;
G. Montgomery, J. Copley, -John Shelley, Robert Wilson, and
James Stuart.

CoLoymLs.—Stanhope, J. Woodford, 'Woodford and Cooke.
CAPTAINS.—Hon. Cust, Shiner, J. Gordon, Bowles,
Magennis, Hon. Needham, Hon. --,- Waldegrave, Mon-
tague, Hammond, Walpole, and Murray.
MESSRS.—Bnukes, L. Stanhope, A. Ellice, Irby, Grenfell,
Hon. F. Byng, Vernon, A. Bouverie, Heathcote, Wildman,
G. Finch, A. Fitzclarence, Hudson, Strutt, Ludbrokc, Dawson,
Malcolm, J. B. Simpson, Dent, Fortescue, G. IL Seymour, N.
Smith, Collin, Giles, Beaumont, Tomlin, Brookes, Greville,
Hon. W. Ross, Hon. W..Laseelies, lion. A. Eden, lion. G.
Howard, J. Lowther, Douglas, and 'Whitmore.
Messdames—Mitchell, Hon. Bowles, Beckett, lion. Stuart,
Hon: G. Finch CrosNy, Baring, Dent, Calcraft, Beaumont,
'
Hon. Villiers Herbert, Hon Vansittart, and Gordon.
Misses—Longs, Anson, Mitchell, Heathcote, Beckett, Hon.
Cavendish, Magennis, amilton, Halliday, Mildmay, Hon.
Percy, Fitzclarence, Pole, Crosby, Hon. Addington, lion.
Waldegrave, Hudson, Stnitt, Hon. Cust, Dawson, acleod,
Dundas, Nugent, lion. F. Dundas, Liddle, Baring, Dent,
Calcraft, Beaumont, Villiers, Herbert, Arbuthnot, Smith, Cop.
ley, Howard, Stewart, Hon. A. Eden, Elliott, Hon. A. Elphin-
stone, Cruker, and Russells.

PASHIONATILE MOV£MENTS.
Yesterday the Duke of York left town for Brighton, on a
visit to the ding.
Wednesday evening the Duke and -Duchess of Clarence,,
accompanied by Prince Ernest Hohenloh Langenbourg, ho.
noured A lmack's Rooms with their presence.
Yesterday- the Prince.ss Augusta and Princess Sophia visited
the Duchess of Gloucester.

Prince Ernest Hohenloh Langenbourg went to Woolwich
yesterday morning, and returned to town in the evening.
The Earl of Asliburnhain returned to town yesterday from
his seat, Ashburnham-place, Sussex.
Lord Milford has arrived at his house in Sackville-street,
from Bath.

Colonel Steele has arrived at his house in Upper Grosvernor-
street, from his regiment at Windsor.
Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. left the Albany yesterday, for his
heat, Abingdon, Berks. •
Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour have arrived in town
from Brighton.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jerrnyri-strect :—W. Hun-
ter, Esq. and J. Trotter, Esq. from Seotland.—Depatture_
Mrs. Hartley, for her seat, Blieklebury, Berks.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; Sir John Hope,
Bart. from Edinburgh ; John Walmsley, Esq. from his seat,
Rochdale, Lancashire; W. Taylor, Esq. and-- Russell,
Esq. from a tour.
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Arrival at the Waterloo Hotel, Jerrnyn-street :—Captain
Lockhart and W. Lockhart, Esq. from their seat in Scotland.
Lady Deering is arrived at her house in Queen-street, May-
fair, from Lord Onslow's seat in Surrey.
Lord Lorgford is arrived at the London Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from his seat in Ireland.—Depfuture from ditto__Mrs.
and Miss Palmer on a tour; Mrs. Ratcliti, to her seat near
Chatham.

Mrs. Parry arrived on Wednesday at -Greillon's Hotel, Albe-
marle-street, from Paris.—Departures from ditto--Mr. and
Mrs. -Macdonald and family for Scotland.
Departures from Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street
Shore, Esq. and —.Milner, Esq. to Sheffield Farrance,
Esq. on a tour.
Arrivals at Marshal Thompson's hotel, Cavendish-square
W.Z.L. Ward, Esq. and Mrs. and Miss Ward, from Gas-
borough Hall, Northamptonshire ; Sir Richard and Lady
Strachan and family, fmn Brighton ; Colonel Sandys, from
Helston, Cornwall ; Mrs. Stewart, from Edinburgh Colonel
Mark Wilks, from Batb.—Departures---john Christihn, Esq.
to Cumberland ; Rev. Edward Stanley, to ditto ; Wm. Dubin-
son, to ditto.

'London has, in the course of this week, been deprived of
many of its fashionable residents, who have left town to spend
the Passion Week and Easter holidiys, in the country.

SPORTING INTL•'LLIGENCE.

WINCHESTER RACES, APnrL 12.
The annual H. H. Races were run this day on Wortley
DoWns near this City. The' Cup was won at two heats, by
Mr. W. Grcemcs's horse beating three others ; and the Sweep-
stakes by Mr. Nunes's beating six others. The Ball will be
but thinly attended, on account of the sudden death of the
Dowager Lady Gage, of Westbury House, whose loss is so
universally regretted, that many families absented themselves
in consequerlm thereof. —.—
STATE OF THE ODDS. _BETTING ROOM, April 12.

6 to 1 apt nebfrinald
7 to 1 ag;st Gustavus
9 to 1 apt Jock

DEIttlY.
11 to 1 agst Charm
12 to 1 apt Morel
20 to 1 apt any other.
O.► Ki.

3 ti 1 agst My Lady.

8 to I apt Springe.

RIDDLESWORTH. -
2to I agst Reginald Isto 1 agst Selima
3•to 1 a tMorel 6to 1 agst Canopus colt.

SAINT .LEGEit. ' •
7, io .l. agst Jack Spigot . 14 to 1 ag-st 'ly Lad
2to 1 agst'Prime Minister 14 to / agst Sandbeek
2 to 1 aim Colwell lb to 1 agst Retnembrancer.
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•
I.4OWGEVITY.—PAItit and JENKINBON are far surpassed by
an individual whose name we do not recollect to have seen pub-
lished. It appears front the register cf burials lathe Parish of
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, that in the year 1.5882 on the `24th of
January. via 3 itterrea, CArtir, 'of
aced 2.07 ',eras