The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-31 00:00:00

THE QUEEN

13RIGEIT NT M
lotwithstanding a continuation of stormy weather, her INI ;
esty, accompanied by the Countess of Mulgrave, dr°" °",
IP
II O. , ONDAy.—This afternoon, at eiree o'eloe,.a,
a pony phaeton. Miss Dillon and Miss Paget followet
and Colonel Clvendish rode out on horseback.
Chain Pier Cy, onsing of a
Her Majesty this morning received aC deputation from the_
Smith, and Mr.ompan West. c
Thesti deputation presented thefol-
lowing address : of
May it please ptain Brown, nr:
your Majesty,—We, the Directors
the Royal Brighthclmstone Suspension Pier Company, i?"
corporated under the authority of an Act of Parliatnent, in
the name and in behalf of that body, most respeetfullY b.
permission to approach your Majesty, to offer our gratit.'l
acknowledgments for your Majesty's roost gracious c,ondeb;
crnsion and goodness, on the auspicious occasion of
Majesty's first visit to the pier. ['We would now briellY
state that the pier was commenced and carried on under
very great difficulties, arising; from its not
and that ever since its completion it has not only averted,
situati°":
the danger and the difficulty of landing in boats on this par
of the coast among the prevailing storms, but it has his
of great national importance in affording shelter and acc°r°, ;
modation for. steam ships and other large vessels, whereo,,
a trade and intercourse between France and the town Or
Brighton has been established, which could, under no
whilstotlle
circumstances, have been originated or maintained, _
it stands. unrivalled in this or any other country,
promenade, conducing, in a very eminent degree, t° the
health and recreation of the visiters and inhabitants of t"
populous town.
(Signed) as a mall:

" Capt. BROWN, -114'
"L. D. SMITH.
" THOMAS WEST? •
The Queen was graciously pleased to make the followin_g_
reply :—" I thank you for this loyal address. I much adr
mire the work which has been projected and finished bY ),s
energy and perseverance. I am sensible of the diMenit'e_
which have attended its completion, and of the advantagest
which it has conferred upon this town and the ad.lacen
country." -
Yesterday evening the following distinguished persons ha
q d
the honour of dining with her Majesty and her illustris
mother :—Lady Mary Stupford, Baroness Lehzen, Lad/
Gardiner, Miss Dillon, Countess Mulgrave, Miss Paget'
Lord Melbourne, Lord Lilford, Colonel Cavendish,
C. A. Murray, Hon. W. Cowper, and Col. Armstrong.
After dinner, Mr. Gutteridge, organist of the royal ebaPc.
had the honour of performing on the organ in the inusi
room a selection of sacred music in the presence of her
Majesty and the royal party. be
Colonel Jodrell has received an invitation to dine
at t
palace this evening.
Sir It. Otway arrived this day, and has succeeded Cohtonlonel
Armstrong as Groom in Waiting. The latter left Brig
this morning.

COURT CIRCULAR.

_ -
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a selea -
at dinner last evening at Cambridge House, PiccadillY•
Viscount and Viscountess Howiek left Thorcsby
Nottinghamshire, the scat of Earl Manvers, for the
nlirnat'
Hcrts, the residence of Lord Dacre. The Noble Viao..
and Viscountess left the Hoo yesterday morning. an" tel
turned to town. In the afternoon his Lordship transan •
business at the Wan' Office. tab
Viscountbourne will leave Brighton, it is
to-morrow morning for town. t the
Mr. Lichtenberg transacted business yesterday °-
Foreign Office.
the
Despatches from Colonel Cockburn, Governor of
Bahamas, were received yesterday at the Colonial Office; 0,
, Despatches from Lord W. Russell, Minister rleaiP°'? a
tiary at Berlin, were received yesterday at the For
Office.
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCS.

ARRIVALS. il tel,
Mr. and the Misses Brimmer, at Marshall Thompson's --°
'lu a
from America; Rogers, Esq., Ridgway EsEsq.'st
Mrs. Furnis, at ditto, from ditto ; S. T. Cuthbert, Es(Phis
ditto, from Tunbridge Wells ; Lord Stradbroke, fr°"if 00
scat, Henham Hall, Suffolk; the Brazilian Minister, ''''„t,
Brighton ; Lord James Stuart, at 'Whitehall; Lord M°11"„
norms, from a tour ; Major Cosby, from ditto ; Lord tanhof!
in Dover-street, from his seat, Chevening Hall, Seven 1931`01'
Kent ; Mr. Candler,_ at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street, fr° a
the North; Mr. Hyde, at ditto ; Sir Lowell Glyn,
ua from_
qrter;
tour; the Hon. Craven Berkeley, from his shooting
Badenoch, N. B. ; Colonel and Lady Isabella WerOss'
Clarges-street, from Hampton-court.
DEPARTURES. , for
Lord and Lady Ashley, from Upper Brook' Lower
Brighton; Lord Rendlesham, from Mivart'a Hotel, .ci,
Brook-street, for Rendlesham Hall, Suffolk; Sir Frederic- :
Bathurst, from ditto. for Clarendon Park, near Salis!OrYsi
Lieut Fisher, 72d Regiment, from the St. James's WY(
Hotel, St. James's-street; Lord Strangford, for his ,rst"
Ashford, near Maidstone ; the Hon. Miss Monson, f°r '- °-
bridge Wells; Lord Lichfield, for Newmarket; LordJocelib%
to join his regiment, the rifle brigade, at Woolwich ; the
Dowager Lady Bedingfield, on a visit to Lord Lovat, rat
from Farrancc:
Beaufort Castle, Inverness-shire ; the Earl of Chichester, ,
Stanmer Park, Sussex ; Sir Charles Grey
Hotel, for the Oaks ; Lord Petre, for Quorndon Hall,. Esscf;
the Rev. Horace and Lady Carolne Pechell, for Oxford; td,
Hon, Wm. Cowper, for Brighton ; Sir Alexander 6.
Bart., for Paris ; the Right Hon. Wilson Croker, for ditto;,ii b
Lady Faulkener, from Marshal Thompson's Ilotel, Cave°•-ii,s,
square, for Brussels; Miss Lee, from ditto; Capt. Stan"
from ditto ; Mr. Munro, from ditto.
CHANGES. toe'
Lord Alford, at Belton House, Lincolnshire, from '4,-,rl
ness-shire; Lord Loftus, at Enniskillen, fromditto,. the De,
of Surrey, at Brighton, from Littlehampton; Lord Albern-r
at Newmarket, from Quiddenham-hall.
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The address in the House of Commons wl Jed
moved by Lord Leveson, Member for Morpeth ; and sec 0,-(1.0„
by Mr. Gibson Craig, the Member for the county of
P I
burgh.
We are gratified to find that Sir Robert Pef;
pears to be in excellent health, and that he has accePte bc r,
invitation to dine at the Guildhall on the 9th of Novenjeet
and is very confidently expected by his friends to be Pl'
on that occasion.
Lord John Russell arrived in Wilton-crescent Y 0:1
terday from the Bedford Hotel at Brighton. His Well ii
infant daughter came up with the Noble Lord.
e
The Earl of Durham has written to tbe
saY th at
will be in town previously to the approaching banquet
Guildhall. ; e °
The Duke of Wellington is expected to arr The
Apslcy llouse, from Walmer Castle, on •Friday Iles
uthe
Duke and the Marquis of Douro were both invited°
'nYti, of
Lord Mayor elect to the grand civic banquet on tb
November, and the invitations have been accepted. mach
The Marchioness of Conyngham continmsd from
indisposed
at Putney. The .Marquis has returne- 1
Prince
es
Gltcoo3;gael Hwiilglhness the Duke of C
Brighton. nv.
•
/lace •
pay a visit to her Majesty tb°„—„,viv
Dowager
at St. Leonard's, where Lord iliaadv I'F" Le
' lire,
low are
fore Christmas. • in
ile f ,
W. R. Cartwright,T
..,,,A., M.P., has real , t
lib, -11
consequence of the uncertain state of his Ilea rier
office which he so long held, of Chairman to our a_nfe oar
Sessions. In a meeting of, we believe, twentY lected
county magistrates, Earl Spencer was uvanimouslY,'„,elf,
his successor, on the motion of Mr. Cartwright n""dr
We Lin
seconded by I'. P. Maunsell, Esq., M.P.olk'
anibridgc a 0
stand that his Lordship has accepted the office.'
ampton Mercury. ; Docking;
A PASSABLE CONUNDRUM.--wliy .5 ,ose
ham Palace the cheapest that ever was built ?---11...
was built for one Sovereign and furnished for anotne'ir, ill
The services of the following reoiments c%r , ad
, !D he colonic .gtli,
1838, allowin.. ten years and upwarus in t (15t, by
seventeen and upwards for India :-11th, .58th, ° a, Gtb'
72d, and 73d regiments ; the 13th Light Dragoo.ic'b vie
have only four available ; namely',
16:h, 49th, and 55th in India. 'fo relieve all
of w._l,ooos,
715. t.,, "
sui p)sed to be the 15th Hussars, the 23d, Atliercfol:c'
.Some new arrangement in our system of reliefs I-
the thiff
inevitable, and it is qt • impossible .
quite to c.
arrY 0° to eel'
• human ajlf
as at present regulated ; and it is equally' in ii they
ton
regiments in the East for the length of time' it
f
hat a regiment ef tiZotii.
_ e been deli there.— United Service Gazet,e, 4 0
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METROPOLIS ROADS.—The eleventn J. a
(is orti,
the Commissioners of the Metropolis TuroPike:r „ „cry °.s.:
of the Thames, states that ". an improvement
be cO,OOP-,
tensive nature is now in the contemplation of t.arveni°sl
sioners. For many years the most serious!yi u('
lhood 4 ilia
a
and unsightly part of any road in the ne;ghbot.restern root
metropolis has been that part of the great w A aptrele
a utter
metropo'is '
the town of Brentford is, in fact, the onl ass d which passes through the town of Brentford.
_lslo h;
metropo'is in that direction ; and it is 0 narrow,. a ~
populous, as to render a quick passag? thronna."._ll„ e. 01:: _
of no inconsiderable danger. It is, indeed, g
_7l-.14 time
mated thatt the first coaches lose five minutes °'
d street °as,
in passing the short distance of the confi"Corn°l.lssforth
constitutes the town of Brentford. The time, to 61
' therefore, have deemed it of the highest imP°oll_f nrentill°A
a new communication, so as to avoid the tow. U_on fair
II it,
altogether, provided the land can be obtameccuP_eaeral la
equitable conditions ; and they desired thee
vir Broad tO iimta
, veyor to furnish them with a plan fbr 2.0 ° , subjoir of
north of I3rentford ; that plan will be
_teurn„codis• ,40.
the Report of the general surveyor in th
irlyenea st_vtb,
• this plan the proposed new road will co w
_d 00 toe_ter •
• nersbury-lane, on the London side of Kew, an againft_l,,..
north of the present road, into which
Side willc,'yolo°s'-
opposite Sion House, on the west side of
-
opposite
Statistical Journal.