The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-02 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

tiatcHT
hut her °N DAY.—T
t WEDNEShe Queen sat again to-day,
to Majesty has not been out, it being exceedingly
taerefore
rnPeStUOUS. Her Majesty is quite well, and Dr. Clark,
left at three o'clock this afternoon for London.
b Lady M. Stopford, took a drive at two o'clock.
Lord Melbourne took his departure from the Pavilion at
e"' and, accompanied by Lord John Russell, returned to
tillaturd
Lady John Russell remains at the Bedford Hotel
ay,a and will dine at the Palace to-morrow, and
on Friday evening.
Alr. Laurence and Lady Jane Peel, Lord and Lady J.
Major-General Sir J. Macmahon, Hon. W. Cowper,
'gin! Lady Oranmore had the honour of dining at the Palace
'au night.
I_The chain pier has not sustained the slightest injury during
0 storm with which we were visited here this morning.
has been visited by some hundreds of persons, many of
va.12(.41 were ladies, during the day.
(From the Bsighton Gazelle.)
dThe departure of the Court for London is fixed for Satin--
next. It is not known when we shall again be honoured
twhaith the presence of the Queen ; but it is thought probable
that, tempted by the salubrious air of Brighton, her Majesty
rod return in January, so as to avoid the fogs which gene-
Y Prevail at Windsor in the winter.
„The Queen will remain in town three weeks, and at the
Piration of that time proceed to Windsor.
QAt the Palace we have little or no change to notice. The
whose
sat almost every morning to one of the artists
4.113eri names. have now become familiar to our readers ;
Cog in the afternoon her Majesty has rode out, either on
tie whack, or in a poney phmton. The Royal dinner par-
c 8 have-been on a limited scale, and the music of the
aiibineerb' band has filled up the remainder of the evening.
exn We understand that some preparations were on foot, in
eonrseetation of a Royal excursion on the water, but that, in
e;lumce of the wet weather setting in, the idea was
aanoned.
We bear that her Majesty inherits that talent for music,
Tha so many of her august family have possessed in a re- 1
of ll'ahle degree. Her Majesty is more particularly fond ;
swBinging• Her voice is a pure soprano of considerable
of e.ttno,, and extent. A few evenings back, during one
pe 'lle musical soirees at the Pavilion, her Majesty unex-
fr etedly joined in the performance, singing the Phegbiera'
the as Costa's opera of Alalek Ada. Mr. Gutteridge had
11,1? nor of accompanying her Majesty.. .
her venerable Earl of Egremont paid his respects to ,
p►.injesty last Thursday, by leaving his name at the
pr4etvilii°ll. having come to Brighton the evening before ex- 1
woI'Y for that purpose, and on Friday returned to Pet-
', r• We are happy to say that his Lordship is in good
ea th.

W STORM AT BRIGHTON, Nov. 1.
biov:.° have here most tremendous weather all day. It is
to 41g from south-west with so much vehemence that the
then looks like a deserted village. All the shops along
the western cliffs are closed in consequence of the storm
Ivo prevails. The sea presents an awful spectacle ; the
It i aro dashing along the Grand Junction Parade that
1043. impossible to pass, and the eastern cliffs present a
awful aspect—the waves dash with so much force
cjainst
the cliffs that the water mounts as high as the
eliB themselves. Hundreds of anxious Visitors are on the
f°" the purpose of beholding that magnificent element
the 'e roaring sea. Yet many people, female and male, at
Peril of ;heir lives, went on the chain pier, which did
vertu
10,atiliti137 stand the waves in fine style, and at times that
Not, .ueent construction was completely buried in the waves.
thing could exceed the grandeur of the alternate re-
appearance of the chain-pier.
Portsmouth, Tuesday, October 31.
neltear-Admiral Charles Ross will hoist his flag next.
S:t Thursday on board H.M.S. President, .52, Captain
ott,
Stati Commander-in-Chief on the South American
410 "- The shi was te out of the basin on Friday
°gside the hulkappropriated to her crew, and is rapidly
rro,re .
sslng The in her equipment.
Penzbroke, 74, and Edinburgh, 74, are ordered to
the squadron in the Mediterranean, which will
04,u 11 consist of eight • sail of the line, exclusive of frigates
smaller vessels.