The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-15 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 14.

His MAJESTY, accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA
ind the Princess ELIZABETH of Hesse Homburg, drove
oat yesterday evening in an open carriage and fonr, with
mtriders. The QuTaw was driven by Prince GEOROK,
in a pony ph wton. His Royal Highness the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE. Miss FITZCLAKENCI, and Miss Bovut.
ramie on horseback; Lady AUGUSTA FITZCLAREXCE sail
Miss Fox, in an open phaeton. The Royal party pro-
ceeded by the South gate of the Palace, through East-
•treet, the West-cliff, Brunswick-terrace, towards Shore-
ham, returning to the Palace between five and six o'clock,
when they bad a Seleet party to dinner.
The Earl and Cmutese of Baton, Sir F. WATSON, and
Colonel Farneatcx FrrcLaanncs, left the Pavilion for
London. Sir IV. WALLER arrived.

Among the names en the list of calls at the Palace yes-
terday, were :—The Dowager Lady CLAIM, Lsily ARA»
eat t.A FITZGIPIRON, Lady Goat, Lady CIIAMBERS, anti
D,ovager L tdy %Omer.

The lion. 0. POWLETT, Captp:in 0. SEYMOUR, And
the Bishop of Cirtcnitsum. dined with their 111....ntirrtzs
on Sunday.

The Kirin and QUFEN took warm baths at the Pavilion
yesterday. The Royal baths had, from not being used far
wine time, been out of order, but have recently been fiWd
up by Mr. MAnostrn; they are replete with every etc-
gance and convenience, for surpassing any thing of the
kind in the kingdom.
The inhabitants of Lewes have prepared ogresses of
congratulation, to be presented to their Miasmas. The
meeting at which the addresses were got up, was flume.
rowdy and respectably attended ; yit, ►trange to say, his
late Maresrea name was never once mentioned during
the deliberations of the Worthy Burgesses.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS

The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, In Stanhope-street,
Mayfair, from Brighton ; Colonel and Mn.s Page, and Miss
Weeks, at Morley's I lotel, Vockspur.strcet OM a tour; Captain
and blind Garrett, at dit.o, frorn Paris; the Marquis of North.
MIAMI at Thoinas'a Hotel, Berkeley.square, freto hie scat,
Castle Ashby, Northatnptonshire ; Capt. Lysaght, at Hatehett's
lintel, Piccadilly, from Bath, tile Bev. Thomas and Mn,. Levelt
and family, at Syminons's Hotel, tit, James's street, ham
Brighton ; .1. Robot, Esq. 14 Crawley's Hotel, Alhernarle.streel,,
from Paris; E. 'Puerto, Esq. at ditto; the Ito', Ir. Cooper.
at ditto; and the Hon. John Burrell, at ditto, Amu it tour; 31r,
and Mrs. Clifton, in Albemarle.street, from Ilitatinv ; thr
Thomas Pennon Ilayos, Bart. at Fladong's Hotel, Oxfurd.atriste,
from the Continent; It. Kettle, Esq. at ditto, Rota a toes';
George Heneage, Esq. at Long's Hotel, Bond.street, from BOO:
ton ; Henry Richardson, Esq. at ditto, frotn Weymouth ; John
Portal, Esq. at ditto, from Hampshire; Kulncr t.rasier, Esq. at
ditto, from Dublin.
DEP A ItTUItEn

The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter, for her Neat at not,
harnpton ; the Dowager Countess of Mansfield, from Cori Wood,
on a tour • Lord John Russell, from Warren's Hotel, Begiont-
street, to 'lark ; Mr. and Mrs. Lawton, from ditto, to thclf teat,
Lawton Ilan, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Angerstein, front St,
James's-square, to their seat, Weeting Hall, Norfolk' Captithi
Lloyd, Captain Stuart, and Captain Garratt,
.from Morley's
Hotel, Cockspur-street, td Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Irvine
and family, front ditto, for ; Major-Ueneral rye, trout
ditto, for St. Omer; Lord James O'Bryan, from Symons's
lintel, St. James's-street, for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Turner
and Miss Wilson, from Crawley's lintel, Mbetuarle-street, for
their seat in Surrey ; Rev. Mr. Smith, of Bovinger, Mrs. and
Miss Smith, from Flationg's Hotel, 0 t ford-street, to Sussex ;
Mr. and Miss Pollard, front ditto, on a tour; Captain Frederick,
from ditto ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. de Cheir, (non ditto ; Charles
Campbell, Esq, and the Misses Douglass, from ditto ; Thomas
Duffield, Esq. from ditto, to Manham Park ; Lord Montford,
from I.ong's Hotel, for Southall; W. E. Partridge, Esq. from
ditto, for Norfolk ; George Prescott, Esq. from ditto, for Chet-
tenham ; Colonel Wollaston, from ditto, for Burr; John Melt:-
lam, Esq. from ditto, for Lanarkshire; (Jeneral Newberry, front
ditto, for Ramsgate.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SEPTEMBER MEETING.

KiLDAR.V, SEPT. 10.—Tho King's Plats of 100 rove.
Heats, fur miles.
Mr. Watts'. Urganila I 1
Mr. Di‘ney's Sabrina... 2 0
Mr. laa.ir s Sally
Captain ‘Vestenra's Tidiags 4 2
Challenge Race for the Wellington Stakes of $0 soya. each.

T. Y. C.
Captain Forbes's Pioneer
Mr. Diaper's Lapwing
A Match for 100 soya. Angleara Nat.—Captain
Forbes's Little Shanks best Lord Ilowth's Sally.
The King's Plate of 100 sort.
Mr. Disney's Skylark 1
Mr. Watta's Mounteagle
Mr. Blake's Napoleon