The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-18 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, OCT. 17.

Their 111Aszsvies heard serv►re this morning at th►
Royal Chapel, a►►d were accompanied in the royal pew 1),
her It•►yal Ilielmeas the Princess Auottala, his Royal
Highness the Duke of Calumnious:, Prince Geottar., and
•he Royal suite. The holy of the Chapel was crowded
with Nobility and Gentry. The Rev. E. EVICRAUM read
prayers. The sermon Wa4 preached by the Rev. AlraY•
weastuEtt, taking his text from the 18th chapter of St.
John, the 87th and 38th verses.

Yesterday, her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Princess
AUGUSTA, Ladies ERROL and BROWNLOW, proceeded to
the Royal cricket ground to witness a match which was
played by the pupils of tke Rev. Mr. Evicaa an, in whirl,
Prince GEORGE of Cambridge joined. Her MAJESTY
arrived on the ground at two o'clock, attended b)
t numerous suite; the Earl of ERROL, Colonel FITZ-
CLARENCE, and the Reverend ALP:ANDER FITZ.
CLARENCE, &c., conducted the Royal party' to the Assem-
bly-room, where a repast was laid out, which had been
furnished from the Palace for the occasion. 'fhe juvenile
cricketer* having been summoned, the Royal piety, to
which were added several distinguished and noble persons
wee, including the Princess Laves', the Prince and Prin-
eos CARBLATII, Countess Mularrsta, and children, sat
down and partook of the delicacies which were supplied
most abundantly. After dinner the cricketers drank their
MaeEsTrEss health with three times three ; crieketing was
again renewed at three o'clock, and continued till nearly
live, when her Mantsxx and suite returned to the Palace.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE was on the
ground, and was highly pleased with the Prince's perform-
ance as a cricketer. The band of the 2d Life Guards was
in attendance, awl pl.iyed several delightful airs. The
ground was crowded with nobility and gentry. Hie MA•
_man, was expected, but being engaged in business did not
attend.

The Duke of BRIMMICK arrived, and was admitted to
an audience of his MAJ ENTY.

The En-I of ABERDEEN and Count MUNSTER had the
honour of an audience of the KING.
• Their MAJzsms, accompanied by the Princess
AUGUSTA and Lady IleowsLow, in an open carriage and
four, with outriders; Prince Gcortug cud Lady Ennui.,
,in his pony phaeton ; his Royal Highness the Duke of
Castnainor, on horseback ; and several of the Royal
suite, in open carriages, left the Pavilion, and drove to
the West Cliff; where they alighted, and walked on the
Esplanade for upwards of an hour. The Guards band was
in attendance; the promenade was crowded to excels.
In the evening the following' distinguished persons had
the honour of dining with their Ma 3 Burnt.
WANGENHEIM, Prince and Princess CAROLATII, Count
and Countess Munares, and Sir Ilitnav Ilt,Aalcwoon.
On the previous day, Sir THOMASWMAIION, Sir THOMAS
ItEvnect, Mr. G. HARRISON, Mr. WM. HARRISON, Mr
LASCRLLES, Sir Tirost.as Bowan, and Sir Heatav
BLACKWOOD, had the honour of dining with their MAJES-
TIES. The following distinguished persons left their names
at the Palace on Friday and yesterday, viz., Friday, Prince
and Princess CAROLLER, Mr. BROUGHAM, Vice-Admiral
and blithe* HALKET, Dr. Baur, Mr. BUCELLAS, Colonel
and Mrs. HARVEY, Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS
Rowse*, Mrs. Colonel Osuoara, Countess MINGDEN,
Major-General Sir THOMAS REYNELL, Colonel TRENCH,
Major-General Sir TrrostAs llPMattost, Dr. GRANVILLE,
Earl and, Countess GAGE, Admiral Lord BI AUCI.ERIC
Count GRIMY, Lord PALICLAND, and Baron WANOEN.
HEIM. Saturday—the Prince and Princess CAROLATH,
Sir GEORGIE and Lady FRANKLIN, Sir Gotta and Lady
OUSELEY, Mr. and Mrs. BROUGUIAM, Mr. %MANI)
Power.t., Mr. and Miss KEMP, &c.