The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-27 00:00:00

Lady Grant Iteir, on lief f=;ttu-n from India,,by.Lady.Aniitetst.
Mrs. Browne Prideaux, by the Lord in Mraiting
Mrs. Munro, by Lady Strange
Mrs. Colonel Blacker, by Lady Strange
Mrs. Taylor, by the Lord in Waiting .
Mrs. Nassau, by the Lorain Waiting
Mrs. Seymour, by the Countess of Harcourt
Lady Colebrooke, by the Tvlarellioness of`Northarripton
'Aisles Frances and Georgina Jemingham ' t.
Mrs. Colonel Hugh BaUlie, on her marriage
Miss Spa)Tow,by her aullt, Lady„:rirm.BentinclZ.‘t-,
terititi'ss of M‘irrar,-.by the-Vis-cintessAlerville •
Lady Jane Stuart, by her mother, the Countessof Murray
Lady Bontein, by the Lord in Waiting
Captain Pitt Bontein, by the Lord in Waiting
Miss Charlolte Pocock, by her aunt, Lady IF. Howard
Mrs. and the Misses Connell, on their return from abroad
Mrs. Stuart, on her return from the Continent
Capt. Menzies, on hisappointment to R. M. Artillery, Colonf.:l4,
Sir Richard Williams, K. C. B.
Presentation emitted on NVednestlay—Captain Menzies, on
his • appbintment to R. N. Artillery, 'by Colonel Sir Richard
Williams, K.C.B.

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LADIES' DRESSES.

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fiER ROYAL 141GUNESS I'RINCLS3 AUGUSTA,

Over a petticoat of white satin, wore a splendid areas of sil-
ver lama, richly prigged with magnificent and unique wreaths
of grenades, terminated with graceful plaits of azure blue anti
silver, finished with dentelle d'argent, forming an elegant and
graceful border ; corsage and manteau of azure blue satin, su_
perbly strewed with silver, and finished with massy dentelle
d'argent; the whole embellished with a profusion of exquisitely
fine blond and brilliants : beadkiress, toque of silver, with a
magnificent phtme of ostrich feathers and brilliants.

H. it. H. PIUNCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER.
A magnificent dress of silvei Tama, with a splendid border of
rich flowen in brilliant and matted silver, surmounted with a
handsome garniture cf silver tulle, tastefully relieved with su-
perb bands of silver; the train silver tissue trimmed witli silver ;
the body and sleeves of silver lama, profusely trimmed with
Brussels point and silver: the whole was perfectly elegant and
magnificent. Her Royal Highness wore a :profusion of dia•
morals and feathers.

• The Princess EST ERZ-IAZ Y—A superb real silver larna robe,
and apron studded with diamonds, real silver lama train lined
with rich French white satin head-dress, a magnificent plume
of white feathers and superb diamonds. Queen Elizabeth's ruff.
Duchess of .A 'mi.—A white net dress, ornamented with a
rich embossed India trimming : train, Bros de Naples, trimmed
to correspond.

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Duchess of Donne's—A rich gold lama dress, trimmed with
purple ; a gros de Naples train, richly trimmed: head-dress, a
profusion of diamonds and feathers.
Duchess of BEDFORD—A lilac net dress, richly embroidered
in silver lama, and profusely trimmed with silver, over white
satin ; a.rnantua of rich lilac satin, beautifully embroidered in
silver to correspond : head-dress, ostrich plume and diamonds.
The Duchess of lttnr LAND—NI agnificently dressed in tulle
over white satin, richly ornamented. with steel and chenille
flowers en applique, decorated with a quirlonde of pink and
blue roses, intermixed with orange blossom and bordering of
steel fringe, the bodice and sleeves profusely trimmed with
handsome blond lace and steel to correspond; manteau of beau-
tiful brocaded blue satin, striped and surrounded by an unique
garniture of steel, confining points of tulle and satin en suite :
bead-dreSs, plume of ostrich feathers, and cornet of diamonds.
Duchess of NEW CAST I. E—A tulle dress superbly embroi-
dered in silver lama, intermixed with costly, pearls and violet
silk ; train of white satin, with a rich border of violet and sil-
ver : head-dress, feathers, and a profusion of diamonds.
M archioness NOR T IrA. ir T o:-.;,A most beautiful silver lama
dress, richly embroidered in elegant designs ; body and sleeves
full dunned with silver and fine point ; manteau of rich violet
satin, embroidered with wreaths of silver lama: head-dress fea-
thers and diamonds.
The Marchiones of SALISBURY wore a yellow and silver-
striped gauze robe, embroidered in. chenille flowers and silver;
train of yellow satin, richly • trimmed - with tulle and aver 7.
head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Marchioness of HE Tony oun—A superb gold lama dress,
most richly embroidered over white satin ; mantua of rich white
satin, ernbroidered in gold: head-dress, fathers, and diamonds.
The Marchioness of Lonno ssE asitv—A beautiful em-
broidered white dress, with flowers and satin, train of rich
French white gros - de Naples, lined with rich satin of the same
colour, apron studded all over with costly brilliants and dia-
monds, fonning.a complete diadem, with a magnificent plume
Of white feathers. Queen Elizabeth's ruff.
The Marchioness of HusrnY—A superb dress of rich gold
lama, richly trimmed with gold and flowers ; train of. rich white
watered gros de Naples, embroidered with gold, and lined with
rich French white satin : head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Queen Elizabeth's ruff.
The M archioness of LANSD4WS—A rich white and silver
dress ; white satin train.
Viscountess. Ga massy—A tulle dress over blue satin, ele-
gantly embroidered in columns of white flowers; the border
bouquets of tulle, and
.pearl robes, and a garniture of tulle in-
termixed with pearls in elegant shells ; blue Satin train, su-
perbly ornamented with a berdering of tulle and pearls in
shells, finished with blond lace ; the body and sleeves embroi-
dered to correspond, and profusely ornamented with pearls:
her Ladyship wore a profusion of diamonds, with an elegant
plume of blue and white feathers.
Viscountess TAMWORTH—A net dress richly ornamented
with patent pearl and white satin : train, yellow sarcenet lined
with rich white satin.
Dowager Viscountess. Gas.way—White net dress, richly em-
broidered in pearls, and profusely trimmed with Brussels point,
over white satin ; mantua of Lavender satin, trimmed with point
to correspond : head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
The Countess of wEssss--le beautiful dress real silver
lame, trimmed with roses, the body and sleeves trimmed with
very costly point lace; apron of diamondS, and train of rich pink
satin, embroidered in silver : head-dress, diamonds and a pro-
fusion of feathers : Queen Elizabeth's ruff.
The Countess Nles.x:vEns—ln & splendid gold lama dress
strewed with violet foil-stones, and deep bordenngs of massive
gold bullion fringe, the bodice and sleeves trimmed richly with
gold and elegant blond lace ; manteau of rich violet satin, sur-
rounded by a correspondent bordering of gold lama and fringe :
head-dress, ostrich leathers and diamonds.
Countess of CaucitE sT En—A brilliant dress of silver tissue,
with an elegant garniture of -silver lama, and double niche of
satin with silver, bodice and sleeves profusely, trimmed with
point lace and silver ; train of gros de Naples, trimmed with a
bordering of silver roule.au to correspond : head-dress, feathers
and diamonds.
The Countess of ROTHEs—An embroidered dress over white
satin ; -a manteau of puce - colour figured tosos de Naples silk,
trimmed with blond and satin : head-dress, diamonds and fea-
thers.
The Countess POULETT —A superb gold lama dress, the
body trimmed with Brussels lace looped up with diamonds;
white_ satin train trimmed to correspond : rich gold turban,.
with plume of ostrich feathers and diamond.
Countess of NORTHESK—Superb gold lama dress richly
trimmed with flounces and bordering of-the same, over a petti-
coat of white satin. Train of white satin, surrounded by a
brilliant bordering of gold laina : head-dress, feathers and dia-
monds.
Countess of Brstrosrasro--Rich lavender figure silk dress,
superbly trimmed with blond lace ; stomacher of diamonds
coronet of the same, with rich plume of ostrich feathers.
The Countess of G.UILFORD—A rich white satin petticoat,
trimmed tastefully at the bottom with net and silver, over which
was worn a most elegant robe of silver lama, ornamented at the
top with a profusion of rich blond lace. The train of rich white
gros de Naples, trimmed with net and silver to correspond with
the petticoat; head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds.
The Countess of ASllBllnsmaar—A white satin petticoat,
over which was worn a most superb gold lama dress, embroidered
at the bottom with gold trimming, and the top trimmed with a
quantity of Brussels point lace. The train was composed of
rich Oudeile gauze, trimmed round with net and gold, which
had a foist light and elegant effect : head-dress, ostrich feathers
and diamonds.
Right Hon. Countess CARIIAMPT ON—A rich Court dress,
over white satin, with a garniture of satin and tulle ; or-mold
satin train, trimmed to correspond : head-dress, feathers and
diamonds.
Dowts.ger Countess CARDIGAN—A net dress, richly embroi-
dered with beads ; train, white watered gros de Naples.
Countess Dowager of G uinFonD—An elegant tulle dress in
columns of rich silver spangled net, superbly trimmed at the
bottom with beautiful flounces of silver lama, each flounce
headed with a border of rich silver spangled net, worn over a
rich white satin petticoat; robe of magnihcent silver tissue, ele-
gantly trimniel with broad blond lace and silver; body and
'
eves tastefully ornamented with silver tassels, and trimmed
with broad blond lace : head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and
feathers.
Lady NAYLEII—Dress of silver lama; train of white satin :
heed-dress, plume of white ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Lady JERNIN eausx—A superb silver lama dress, over a lilac.

satin. train of figured lilae satin, riettlyXeinerned,round aith aline
bullion : head-dress,'oiltrich plume and diamonds.
Lady ELIZARETH LESLIF.A. white gauze dress, with It
garniture of gauze and bunches of white roses ; neentean of white
figured gros de Naples silk, orztainented-witteen/le and satin e •
head-dress.
Lady
satin robe ric,bly trimmed-with silver
.frini.terl ess,
Istrich feathers anddiamonds. •
sand
Lady CLIFFORTYL:-.4 1101,04 W
green gros de‘Nanles. . At. •
Lady E. Asir IttISNIIMI—A rich embroidered net dreS3, de-
corated with lilac hyacinths and silver wheat. Train, white
gros de Naples.
Lady J. ConNtre,t.r.rs—A superb pia lama dressy with 4.
rich Chinese border to correspond. Train, gros de Naptes.
Lady M. SToreFortb--A net dress, richly embroidered with
steer. Train, pink watered gros de Naples.
Lady',OTWAY—A rich silver lathe dress, ornamented with
ltouquets over white satin;. mantua of pink gros de Naples
Wititraff4otearniture en tulle and bouquet; head-dress, feathers
and diamonds.
- Lady .FIT*HERBFRT—A net dress,beautifttlV embroidered
in silver Tama, over a slip of a.. rich white satin ; mantua of
white gros de Naples, with an elegant garniture en tulle and
argent : head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady COLLIER—A white gauze dress, profusely-Jaimmed
with blond,' over _TM: white satin ; manttra. of white satin,
trimmed to correspond : bead-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady TIERNET,e4 white net hess, embroidered in ;floss
Silk; and profusely trimmed with blond lace ; mantua of rich
blue satin, with pearls and blond lace head-dress, feathers and
diamonds.
Ladrthenitimrz-t-sA rich net dress, beveatifully embroidered
in steal and -floss; a most superb pink satin train richly orna-
mented with steel and blond : head-dress, a profusion of diae
monds and roses..
Lady Oreoret—A rich silver lama dress-over a slip of rich
white satin ' • mantua of white satin, elegantly trimmed with tul;ee
and lama ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady CARNEGIE --A white satin, petticoat, with a heautifil
net and. silver dress, elegantly trimmed with blond all roses
head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers.
Lady GEORGIANA WELLESLEYWOre a superb . white
Levantine dress, richly embroidered with gold, trimmed witii
sahie and gold; train or white levantinc covered with tulle,
richly embroidered in gold : headAress, feathers and diamonds-
Iler Ladyship wore a superb gold steinecher, set with diamorels
and emeralds.
The Lady CLINTON—Dress of tulle over white satin, ele-
gantly trimmed with deep blond lace and satin en garniture.;
the bodice and sleeves ornamented with satin and blond lace
mantecu of white brocaded gros de Naples, trimmed with blond
en suite : head-dressy feathers, diamonds, and. emeralds.: •.
Lady Cauca...ism and Lady VrEORGINA
satin petticoat, over which was worn a rich silver lanra dreS3,
trimmed with a quantity of most superb blond lace. The trai4
of white gros de Naples and silver : head-dress ostrich feathers
and diamonds.
Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH—An elegant tulle' dress, 'with
handsome embroidered flounces, beautifully finished at tile.bottom with a garniture of satin and net; body and sleeves
trimmed with blond lace, worn over a rich white satin petticoat ;
robe of rich lavender-figured sersnet, trimmed with an embroi-
dered border to correspond with dress : head-dress, die-Mond-S.
and feathers.
Lady OssuLSTON—A white satin petticoat, with a beautit'A
net dress, embroidered with pearls and steel, arAl superb traits'
richly trimmed with pink roscs and blond : head-dress, a plume
of feathers and a profusion of diamonds.
Lady ll.sercr.--A beautiful dress of white satin covered with'
tulle, festooned with silver, intermixed with bunches of white
roses. Train of violet silk, bordered with a full russe of net
and silver rosettes: head-dress, feathers and diamonds.

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PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE 0-CLOCK.
Bank Stock ...... 232 H 5 per Cent. Navy Ann...—. I 0
3 per Cent. Red. 76aa 1081
3 per Cent. Cons. 75 76 75a India Bonds . ..... 573. 595‘:
4 per Cent 9sf- Excheq. Bills 6 4 pT.
Bank Long Ann.ll9l 9-16ths Cons. for August 76i

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THE SUN.

SALEM QUIS DICERE FALSLIM AUDEAT,?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JULY 27, 18,21.

We are happy to assure the Public, that there
is no foundation for the report of the KING's
health, and that his MAJESTY is only suffering a
little fatigue from the bodily exertion which lie
has undergone during the last two days.

The Paris Journals which arrived this morn,
ing contain copious accounts of his MAJESTY'S'
Coronation. An article from the Banks of the
Danube, dated the Gth instant, reports, that the
Greek fleet had forced the passage of the Dar-
danelles, and had landed a body of troops 00
the European shore, who succeeded in storming
the . two: castles on that side of the entrance?
which -they afterwards blew up. If this infor-
mation should prove correct, it May decide
the fate of the Ottoman capital. The be"
vial of the Patriarch GREGORY, who was- e.xe-
cuted at Constantinople by order. of the Sultan.
took place at Odessa on the 2Sth of last month
with great pomp, conformably to instructions
from the • Emperor ALEXANDER. Numbers °f
the Clergy from Moscow and other Itussi°„l".,
Governments assembled at Odessa to attend tbc.'
ceremony ; and 8,000 troops, under the
es
mand of Count de LANGERON, lined the aventl-
through which the procession passed. The f°'
PEROR also remitted 100-000 roubles to be clis^
tributed among the unfortunate Greek fugitives
who crowded the. streets of Odessa. The Nl'
lowing are extracts :-
44 ST. CLOUD, JULY 23.—During the morn
in-5
the King transacted business with the AlEar the
de Lauriston, Minister of the llou4ehold, an-
Marquis de Latour Maubourg, Minister of War:
and in the afternoon with the Duke de Itichelie
His Majesty afterwards walked in the Boiss de

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