The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-27 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.

FklDAY.—Their Majesties drove out this morning for two
hours before luncheon. His Majesty, accompanied by Viscoun-
tess Falkland, rode out again in the afternoon.
The Duchess of Gloucester left the Palace this morning at
eleven o'clock, for Gloucester House, Piccadilly. Her Royal
Highness was in excellent health.
The calls to-day included—
Sir M., J., Lady, and Miss Tierney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Craven, Mr. John Eld, Mr. L. Peel, Mr. and Mrs. Mecklatn,
Lieut.-Col. Sir J. R. Eustace, Col. Sir A. and Lady Dal-
rymple, Gen. Phipps, on leaving ; Adm. Sir T. and Lady
Rudd, Col. Sir A. and Lady Christie, Marquis of Bristol,
Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. E. Bridgman, Lady G. and Lieut.-
Col. Cathcart, Sir Davidge and Lady Gould, Lieut.-Col.
Home (Grenadier Guards), Lieut.-Col. Loftus (Grenadier
Guards), Countess of Newburgh and Lady Barbara Eyre,
Lieut.-Col. and Lady Dorothy Leslie, Sir J., Lady, and Miss
Lloyd, Col. Riddell, Sir Robert Kennedy, Capt. Sir G. and
Lady Westphal, Lord and Lady Maryborough, Lieut.-Gen.
Sir Loftus and Lady Otway, Duke and Duchess of St. Al-
ban's, Lord and Lady Frederick Beauclerk and Miss Beau-
clerk, Sir Francis, Lady, and Miss Burdett, Lady Hotham
and Miss Trafford, on leaving ; Mr. and Mr. Smyth Wind-
ham, Adm, Sir J. H., Lady, and Miss Whitshed, and Lord
and Lady Colville, Dowager Lady Ellenborough and Miss
Law, Col. Sir George Teesdale, &c.
The Duke of Cambridge having attained his 63d year this
day a merry peal was rung on the bells of St. Nicholas in the
morning, and at one o'clock a royal salute was fired from the
battery.
The Hon. Gen. Phipps has deferred his departure for
North House, on a visit to Lord Arden, till to-morrow.
Lord Douglas Gordon Hallyburton has returned to the Nor-
folk Hotel from town. His Lordship has taken lodgings on
the King's-road.
The Earl and Countess of Rosse and the Ladies Parsons
take their final departure for the season on Monday, for the
metropoli..
Yesterday his Majesty granted an audience to Sir J. B.

Vaughan.
Dr. Davis left yesterday for town, but returned again to-day.

SVNDAI.-Their ;Majesties and the Court generally will
leave the palace to-morrow, for Windsor Castle, at half-past
ten o'clock. The Princess Augusta goes to Frogmore. His
Majesty will hold his first levee on Wednesday, and we un-
derstand that the Queen will accompany the King to town.
The King and the Queen, and the Princess Augusta, at-
tended the celebration of Divine worship this morning, in the
palace chapel. The Countess of Mayo was the lady in wait-
ing, and the Rev. R. Wood, deputy clerk of the closet in
waiting. The Rev. Dr. Everard read prayers, and the Rev.
J. M. Anderson preached from St. Luke, c. xxiii., 39th and
the following verses. The choir sang King's Tr DEL'M
Jubilate in F, and Kent's treble anthem, " Hear my prayer."
The rot al dinner parties since Thursday evening have been
limited to their Majesties and the royal suite.

The calls at the Palace yesterday, comprised Admiral Sir
J. 11. and La-ly \Viiitshed (on leaving),, Colonel and Mrs.
Ashworth, Captain James Morgan, R. N., and Mrs. Morgan,
Mr. A. C. Buchanan (his Majesty's Chief Agent for Emi-
gration in Upper and Lower Canada), Lieutenant-General
Sir J. and Lady Nicholls, the Earl and Countess of Rosse.
and Ladies Parsons, Colonel Dawson Darner, Dowager Lady
Lanoliare &c. . _

Fo-day the following called and paid their respects to their
Majesties :—Major Johnson (42d Royal Highlanders), and
Lieut.. Col. Nladox, Lieut. Armstrong, Capt. Mrs. and Miss
Randall, Col. Sir A. and Lady Dalrymple, and Lieut.-Gen.
Sir Charles and Miss Doyle.

Yesterday afternoon the Queen paid a long visit to Lady
Pennant on the Marine Parade.

The King drove out this afternoon on the Dyke-road, with
the Princess Augusta.
Their Majesties took a carriage drive together yesterday
morning, at 12 o'clock, on the Dyke-road. •
The Princess Augusta, attended by Miss Wynyard, drove
out yesterday morning fur an airing before luncheon.
Viscount and Viscountess Falkland left the Palace yesterday
for London, as did also Sir Herbert and Lady Taylor.