The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-01 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION:

ARGYLL Rootts.—These elegant rooms were
opened last night for the annual Concert of Mrs.
SALMON, and we were much gratified in 'witness-
ing a very numerous audience. The Princess
SOPIIIA and the Duke of CLAILENCE were present.
The Concert was so well selected and supported,
that we regret the want of room to do justice to
such au harmonious treat. The .vocal depart-
ment was admirably supported by Mrs. SiLmoNt,
MISSSTEPHENS,aIId Madame CAMPORESE; Messrs.
VAUGHAN, BELLAMY, HAWES; BRAIIAM, DURU-
SET, BEGREZ, KELLNER, and CONSUL. The chief
instrumental treat was a concerto on the grand
piano-forte, by J. B. CRAMER, in the first style
of excellence ; and a Fantasia on the violin, by,
KIESEWITTER. F. CuAmca was the reade'r, and
Sir G. SmAnT the Conductor; and the whote was
a delightful entertainment.

•
ALMACK'S.—The ball given at these elggant
Rooms on Wednesday evening, was very brilliantly attended—
there were upwards of 450 persons of the first distinction,
rank, and fashion present. The ball commenced soon after
eleven o'clock, with a new quadrille.
The Earl of Denbigh - - - - - Lady Paget.
Lord Loughborough - - - Lady C.lLegge-.. -
Colonel French
Count Caraman --- - - - - Miss Fitzroy.
Lord Arthur Hill - - - - - - - Miss Harvey.
Mr. Rice Miss Montague.
Lord Apsley - --- - - - Miss Mildniay.
Mr. B. Greville
MRS.COUTT'S FETE, PALL-MALL—Aftera grand
Dinner on Wednesday, at which the Dukes of York and Clarence
were present, the munificent Hostess in the evening gave a most
splendid Entertainment, consisting of a Concert, Ballet, and
Supper.. The Concert was under the direction of Sir G. Smart,
and when we mention the list of distinguished vocalists that as-
sisted, the performance needs little or no farther encomium :
Madame Camporese, Mrs. Salmon, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Ashe,
and the Misses Ashe, (who sung a most charming trio),
Miss Wilson, Miss Goodall, Mr. Braham, Mr. T. Welsh,
and Ambrogetti, all of whom gave the happiest speci-
mens of their superior talents ; and if any vocal pieces seemed
to attract more attention than the others, it was " Robin' Gray,"
by Miss Stephens, a Ballad by Braham, and Arne's " Sweet
Echo," by Miss Ashe, accompanied on the flute by her father..
Our imits will not permit us at present to give a detail of this
exquisite and harmonious treat, farther than to observe that we
believe such a phalanx of talents were never before assembled
for a private Concert : Bochsa, Suzzi, and Ashe were the prin-
' cipal instruments ; the Ballet consisted of the principal dancers
from the Opera, with an appropriate band. The entire suite of
Rooms in this splendid Mansion were superbly illuminated ;
and refreshments of every sort abundantly served.—The Fke
concluded with a most elegant supper, consisting of every va-
riety of the season ; and the honours of the evening were done
with an ease and grace peculiar to Mrs. Coutts.
Mrs. Thoyte's Ball on Tuesday evening, in Grafton-street,
Bond-street, was attended by about 200 fashionables.
Earl Verulam entertained a select party to dinner on Wed-
nesday, at his house ire Grosvenor-square.

FASIIIOItAB LE ARRIVALS.—Baron and Baroness NicOlay,
with their family, in Harley-street, from Copenhagen, in con-
sequence of the leave ofobsence of Count Lieven ; Lady and
Miss Bernard Morland, iu Pall-mall, from Cheltenham ; Ma-
jor-General and the Misses Stonin, at the Coburg Hotel,
Charles-street, Grosvenor.square, from Portsmouth ; Mr. and
11Irs. Palliser, in Baker-street, Portman-square.