The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING.

The Prince Regent's grand assembly, Carlton-house; Lady
Owen's hall, Portman-square; the Countess of Carnarron's
hall, Lower Grosvenor-street; Sir John and Lady Wrottes-
ley's party, South-street, Park-lane ; Mrs. Owen Williams's
grand concert, Berkeley-square; the .Countess of Jersey's
party, Berkeley-square.

The Prince Regent's party, on Friday night, was eery nu-
merously and splendidly attended; there were near 40(5 per-
sonages present. Among the company were—The Duke and
Duchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince
Leopold, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, most of the
Foreign Ambassadors, and their Ladi6, &c.—The lower suite
of rooms were opened for the occasion.
On Saturday the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester had a
grand dinner party to meet the Prince Regent. Among the
edinpany who had the honour to be of the party were—the
Prince Leopold, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Lord
Chancellor, the Vice Chzincellor, Viscount Sidmoutla, &c.

Pri;.cess Augusta and a select party dined with the Duke
;tad Duchess of York on Saturday.

Yesterday, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
of York entertained Prince Esterhazy, the Duke and Duchess
of Wellington, Connt and Countess Lieven, and a large party
of distinguished personages, with a sumptuous dinner, at
York House, Stable Yard, St. James's.
Lady Castlereagh had her usual grand fashionable party,
on Saturday evening, after the Opera, which was very ele-
gantly attended.
The Marquess and Marchioness of Huntley entertained a
large party of distinction yesterday, at their house, Great
George-street, Westminster.
The Marquess of Stafford bad a dinner party yesterday, at
his house, in Cleveland-square.

The Earl of Harrington had a grand party to dinner yes-
terday, at his house, in Stable-yard, St. James's.

FEMALE PATRIOTS..--in South America, it is not
only the men who are conspicuous for their ener-
getic assertion and defence of their liberties ; the
women are animated with a republican devotion
to the cause of independence, the sole guarantee
of private happiness : the wife of General PA-
DILLA accompanies him to the field, and his been
notnivated a Lieutenant• Colonel, for taking with
her own bands a Spanish colour. The women of
Cochabambo were stationed to defend a post, on
the attack on that towt►, and all periblied.. In
Upper Peru, it is now customary to inquire, at
every roll-call, if the women of Cochabambo
have presented themselves ? and the answer regu-
larly given, to perpetuate the exploit, is, " No,
they have all perished in the defence of their
country I."

NEW .PUBLICATIONS.—The ,following Works
have been lately published by Mr. COLEURN, Con-
duit•street, viz.:—
I. Letters from a Isady of Distinction, addressed to a lates
Duchess, shortly after her snarriaze.-2. The New IZra, or
Adventures of Juliet' Delmour, a French National Tale, by
Madame de Genlis.-3. The Second or Concluding- Part of
Dr. Watkins's Memoirs of the late Queen.-4. Letters 'of
Horace Walpole to the Rev. Wm Cole and others.-5. Re-
collections of Japan, by Captain Gulownin, Author of Nat•
rative of a Three Years Captivity in that Country.—G Au
Eulogiutu on Sir Samuel Romilly, by M. Benjamin de Con-
stant.-7. An Essay on Bathing, by Sir Arthur Clarke.—
S. The Vestriad, or the Opera, a Mock Epic Poem, by the
Author of the Banquet, the Desert, &c.--and 9. Tht Alt of
French Conversation, by D. Boileau.