The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-28 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FAiIIION.

ALMACK'S.

The last Ball for this season took place on
Wednesday evening, at these elegant Rooms,
which was attended by upwards of 300 dis-
tinguished . fashionables. Among the admired
couples were—
Earl Wengall Lady G. Fine.
Lord Loughbordugh I ady M. Erskine
Count Carat:lan Mss Fitzroy
Earl of Belfast Miss Rowley
Lord Valletort . Miss Urn
. Lord Molyneux ..... Miss Rainsden
Captain Cust Lady Ryder
Sir El. Lambert Miss Lowther
Ansong.other distinguished tashiunahles present were—.

Prince-Lichtenstein.
Duke and Duchess Decazes and suite.
Dukes—liedfot d, Grafton; Wellington.
Marquia.ser—Donegul, Worcester.
Marchionesses--Downs hire, Waterford.
Earla—Betfast, Rosslyn, Glengall, St. Germains, Gower
Aboyne. Clontnel, Ancram, Shaftesbury, Clauwaliittu, West.
mot laud.

Countestes—Glengall, St. Germaine, Aboyne, Dowager
Clontuell, Morton; Dowager Warwick, Bathurst, D'Ameland,
Clare, Westmeath, Harrowby, Euston, Longford, St. Antonio.
Lords—Glenbervie, Palmerston, Clinton, Valletort, Bar-
nard, Massey, Stamford, Sandon, F. Conytigham, Gore,
Falmouth, Fitzroy Somerset, Forbes, Alvauley, Apsley,
Win. Lennox, Duncannott, and A. Hill..
Ladies—H. Butler, Vane, Goreloos, C. Pindar, Ramsden,
Clinton, Greetlle, G. Bingham, Strachau, J. Fitzroy, Cod-
rington,.Lennox, Bathurst, J. Petre, Allen, A. Cooper, Bar-
nard, A. Pouiett, M. Tierney, Barham, Grey, Massey, S.
Bayley, Foley, J. Fitzgibbon, G. Cavendish, Stanhope, C.
Thyane, L. Cali, G. Forbes, Gort, M. Pottlett,,Fahnouth, L.
Lygon, Fitzroy Somerset, S. Pierrepont, C. Stewart, M. Ryder,
G. Fane, E. Palk, Culling Smith.
Count Itterberg, Baron Ponlier, Count Zaoloyski, and
Mons. de Nieman.
Count and Countess Lieven and most of the Foreign Am-
baisadors and their Lathes, &c. &c.

BRIGHTON, JULY 25.—1 t is still said that the
KING intends a speedy visit to this' place, but
nothing decisively is as yet known upon the sub-
ject. At the Palace, the progress of the artists
and workmen excepted, every thing remains in
itatu quo.

ISLE OF WIGHT, JULY 26.—This honoured
and favourite Isle will again be distinguished
by the presence of MAJESTY in a few days; the
Royal yachts are in high equipment and stately
order for the reception of the KING and his
suite; and, on Monday next, Captain the Hon.
Sir CHARLES PAGET leads them to the coast of
Brighton. The rendezvous of the Royal yachts
will, as last year, be Cowes Roadstead, in which
moorings are laid for the use of the respective
ships.

AQUATIC EXCURSlON.—Yesterday being ap-
pointed by the Loan MAYOR for holding a Court
of Conservancy at Richmond, every preparation
was made to promote the pleasure which this
civic expedition generally affords. The City
Barge, with the Goldsmith's Barge, and a num-
ber of boats with awnings, and gay company,
formed the flotilla. The LORD MAYOR and Cor-
poration received at -Westminster Bridge several
distinguished persons, with a large party of
Ladies, elegantly attired. They took their seats
on the upper platform of the barge,, and added
much to the splendour of the scene. An excel-
lent band of music was provided, and every com-
fort appeared to wait on the company. At Lam-
beth Palace they lay upon their oars for the pur-
pose of removing a few of the LORD MAYOR'S
friends from the Goldsmiths' barge to the City
barge. After the removal the rowers belonging
to the Goldsmiths' company gave the Loan
MAYOR three cheers, which was returned with
spirit and effect. At twelve o'clock they pro-
ceeded on their voyage, there being at least
twenty boats in the squadron. The Prince of
SAXE COBURG, Earl GROSVENOR, and several
other persons of distinction were among the party.

Yesterday the Duke of SUSSEX gave a grand
dinner, at Kensington Palace, to their Royal
Highnesses the DUKES of YORK and CAMBRIDGE,
Prince LEoPOLD, and several other illustrious

personages.
General. Lord CA.THCAUT gave a grand banquet
to the Officers of the Life Guards, on Wednes-
day, at his house in Brook-street. The whole of
the centre dishes, the immense Candelabra, the
flagons, &c. were of massy gold. There were
between thirty and forty Officers present.
Lady CASTLEREAGII gives a splendid dejeune
and fete champetre, on Monday next, at his Lord-
ship's beautiful seat at North Cray. All the
leaders of haut ton in the metropolis, or its vici-
nity, are expected to be present.
The Ambassador of the Netherlands will give
an elegant entertainment on Wednesday next to
the Foreign Ambassadors, Ministers, and fi large
party of distinguished personages, at his residence
Whitehall-place.
Lord CATHCART has taken on lease, the ele-
gant mansion of Binfield House in Windsor
Forest, belonging to Mr. ELLto'r.

Miss'RosA CORRI, it seems, who has made so
successful a debut on the Hapnarket stage, was
the pupil of the younger ROVEDINO.
The new Birmingham Theatre it seems, is
nearly ready for opening. The company en-
gaged are, RAE, CONWAY, FOOT, Madame YES-
TRIS, Miss CORR!, Miss BLANCIIARD, Miss
BoYcE, and, last not least, Mrs. BUNN, till the
'opening of Covent Garden Theatre. The scenery
is preparing by GRIEVE, WHITMORE, GREEN-
and Dixon and Son. The rapidity with
this Theatre has been erected is surprising.
:4111;11011eiOcDhi:iterior, we find, is not lined with plaster,
on account of its dampness for a long time, but
with board, and that too canvassed..
Mr. MACREADY made his first appearance these
five years, in the part of Richard the Third, at
the Dublin
abt n Theatre, on Saturday night. lie was
very much applauded. Mr. MACREADY is en-
gaged
Newcastle for the Assize week, to per-
form his best characters.

_
Mr. VANDENHOFF, of Liverpool, has not, as
reported, entered into any engagement with
either of the London winter Theatres.
Miss M. TREE is now performing at the Liver-
pool Theatre, where DOWTON and Mrs. GLOVER,
who have attracted large audiences, are about to
conclude their engagements.