The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-06 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.-SUNDAY.

This morning their Majesties attended Divine worship in the
Palace Chapel. The Rev. R. Wood, Deputy Clerk of the
Closet in Waiting, Earl Howe and the Countess of Mayo,
were in the Royal closet. Their Majesties were looking re-
markably well. Prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. Everard,
assisted by the Rev. J. S. M. Anderson, and the latter
preached from St. Paul's Epistle to the Philippians, chap. 2,
and part of the 12th and the whole of the 13th verse. The
choir sang Rogers' service in D, and an anthem (Marsh),
from the collect of the day.
His Majesty, accompanied by the Countess of Mayo, drove
out yesterday afternoon. His Majesty also drove out again
this afternoon, attended by Major-General Sir Charles Shen-
stone.

On Friday evening the Royal dinner invitations were limited
to the Earl: of Yarborough, Lady Charlotte Copley, and
Colonel Fox. Yesterday evening the dinner invitations com-
prised the Hon. W. and Mrs. Ashley, Right Hon. G. Byng,
M. and Mde. Dedel, Marquis of Bristol, Major-General
Sir W. Tuyll, Captain Dacres, Lord Hill, and Admiral Sir
J. Beresford.

On Friday evening, the Archbishop of Canterbury arrived
at the Palace, and was immediately admitted to a long audi-
ence of the King. His Grace, after dining and passing the
night at the Palace, returned to town the next day.
Additional arrivals at the palace on Friday, comprised
Colonel Fox, Viscount Falkland, and the Hon Miss C. Boyle.
Lord de Lisle and Dudley returned yesterday from town.
Yesterday the King gave audience to Admiral Sir Robert
Otu ay, Admiral Sir J. Beresford, Hun. George Byng, and
Captain Lyon.

Colonel.C. Fox left the palace this morning for London.
Yesterday the calls at the palace included Major J. Tre-
lawney, M. Dedel, the Dutch Minister, Captain Courtney
Boyle, R. A., Lady Catherine and the Misses Bernard (on
leaving), Mr. and Lady Charlotte Wolfe, Earl and Countess
of Surrey, and Vice- Admiral Sir John Bcresford. The calls
this day include Lieut.-General Sir Evan Lloyd, Licut-Col.
Sir J. R. Eustace, Lord and Lady Wharncliffe (who arrived
last night at the Albion), Colonel Arnold (on leaving), Mr.
Gratwicke (from Ham-place, near Arundel), Captain Dacres,
R.N., M. and Mdllc. Dedel, Col. Sir William do Tuyll, and
the Hon. Major and Mrs. Massey.
The lion. General Phipps entertained at dinner the Duke
of St. Albans, Lord •Cantelupe, Capt. S. Freemantle, the
Rev. J. S. M. Anderson, &c. Mr. Charles Kcan was
among the guests.
The Commander-in-chief arrived yesterday at the Norfolk
Hotel. Lord and Lady Lowth, and Mr. and Lady E. Dick-
ins, are also among the arrivals at the Norfolk. Mr. and
Lady Mary Ann Vaughan left yesterday for town.
Mr. Kcan's Hamlet last night attracted a full and fashion-
able house. Among those present were—the Duke and
Duchess of St. Albans, Lord Beauclerk, Misses Burdett,
Vice-Admiral Sir R. Otway and family. Lord Cantelupe,
Lady Paulet, Colonel Maddox and the Officers of the Ennis-
killen Dragoons, lion. Mrs. Greville, &c. Mr. Kean having
to play at Bath to-morrow evening, he was under the necessity
of leaving Brighton very early this morning. The Duke and
Duchess of St. Albans sent him on in their carriage.