The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-23 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

BRIGHT,„, 0
nia OATURDAY EVENING.—This morning her
fo_iestY honoured Sir David Wilkie with another sitting
thre ajieture of State and in the afternoon at two o'clock
t,Ripl,ueen, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, and at-
eon"' by Lady Mary Stopford, Miss Dillon, the Marquis
cueYng,hanb Lord Lilford, Lord Melbourne, the Hon. Cele
ovut the and Sir George Quintin rode out on horseback
°,l-lawns for upwards of three hours, Tile Marquis
nnla returned to the Pulame yesterday evening,
Royal dinner party wag increased by, the prone° of
4„iquarlqi3 Conyngham:Lord Melbourne, Lord and Lady
I;l"li'selit Colonel Armstrong, and Lord Palmerston.
'ttter arrived this evening at six o'clock., The hand of
~v.arabineers were in attendance after dinner,
11,.."Av, Owl`, 2'2.--This morning her Majesty attended
wiTue service in the Palace Chapel. In the Royal pew
\r ..:the Queen were the Countess Mulgravo (Lady in
\t4!`;ng)o Marquis Cenyngham, Lord LiJord (Lord in
'ut'"g), and Colonel Armstrong (Groom in Waiting.)
worn read by the Rev. J. M. Anderson, assisted
r. Dodd in the Communion Service. Mr. Anderson
11180 Preached from Luke, c. 13, v. 1,2, and 3. The choir
sang Boyce's Service in A, Jomelli's Sanctus and Responses,
vtld a treble anthem from the Bth Psalm, " 0 Lord our go-
Pr,n,ar" (Marmite). The chapel was crowded in every part.
drone Queen, accompanied by the Countess of Mulgrave,
e'",ve out at half-past two o'clock in a pony phaeton, pre-
it'd by outriders. Her Majesty remained out abort an
leeri and a half, returning to the Palace by the West Cliffs.
s. •
the maesty appeared in high spirits, and acknowledged
the respectful salutations of a vast assemblage of persons on
cliffs in the most condescending and gracious manner.
The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by Lady Mary
'tooford, drove out of the south gate, and paid a visit to
tllle Princess Augusta of Saxony at Byham House. Her
fhtlal Highne.s arrived there yesterday, accompaniad by
b.. Baroness Dorasahevsen, Baron Gersdorff, and. Baron
ritzenstein. The Duchess of Kent took the Princess of
Chain and her Lady in Attendance in her carriage to the
Gersdorff
Pier, where the Royal party were joined by Baron
Pier and Baron Reitzenstt in. They remained on the
ter about ten minutes, and then returned to the Palace,
and afterwards walked in the gardens of the Pavilion.
The Princess Augusta of Saxony arrived here at six
oclock Yesterday evening, and is staying at Bylm-house,
lately occupied by the Earl of Munster. Her Royal High -
Iless. who is accompanied by Baron Gersdorff and Baron
de Reitzenstein, Grand Marechal de la Cour de Saxe, at-
tended this morning at the Catholic chapel.
f • The Queen and her Ministers seem to be on the most
7endly terms ; some of them are always to he seen riding
Il"ut with her Majesty, and with the exception of Lord
„°a Russell, who with his lady has put up at the Bedford,
they are all staying in the Pavilion. Lord Glenelg, who
was was down here a week ago, and the Marquis of Lans-
a"wile, are shortly expected to join the illustrious party of
visitors.
` Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord John anct Lady
uBse ;11, and the Marquis Conyngham dined with her Ma-
i`stY and suite last night, as they have all done every even-
ng during their stay here.
IatROYAL COUNTY.—If any county deserve such an appel-
°4 it certainly must be Sussex, which, at the present
.10tri ent, contains two queens, two princesses, and two royal
Tichcsses, all residing within it, viz., Queen Victoria, the
""'illichess of Kent, and Princess Augusta of Saxony, at
Brighton ; the Queen Dowager. and Princess Augusta at
llastin,gs ; and the Duchess of Gloucester at Bognor.
',What othr county, Middlesex excepted, could at any time
"oast of such a circumstance ? It speaks volumes for its
refutation as a healthy residence.