The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-23 00:00:00

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A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign-Ace, which was attended by lb.
Duke of WaLttrrarme, the Earls of itosstxre and Ana
narN, Viscount Mimetti.r, Lord Ewternonotrart, Sir It
PAIL, Sir G. MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHI.
QuYn, and Mr. Humes.
The Council sat in deliberation till near six o'clock.

Prince TALLavaino, the french Ambas,ador, trans
acted business yesterday at the foreign-office,
Count Lonot.r, the Neapolitan Minister, visited the
Duke of Wat.ctlintox yesterday, at the Treasury.
The 11;ght lion. C. M. Suttoß arrived at his residence
in New Palace-yard, on Thuteduy, from his country seat.

BRIOEITON, Ocr. 22.

Their MAJESTIES took their itecrlstothed airing yester-
day. The KING, accompanied by her Royal Highness the
Princess AUGUSTA, Lady 'howNtow, and Madtmoisele
D'EsTE, in un open esrriage and four, with outriders. Her
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Prince and Princess CA.
ROLATII, Earl BROWNLOW, Lord Howe, &c., rode (111
horseback. His Royal Highness the Doke of CAMBRIDGE
was driven by the Prince Gstinot of Cambridge in his
pony photon.
The departure. from the Pavilion include Sir Aurrnew
BARNARD and General Strienrasorr, for London. Cap-
rain Flizo.AarNer, returned tti the Pavilion from Ports-
mouth, where he accompanied the Pritiee CAROLATII a
few days back, who hits alsn returned. The tail of
EGRESIONT and Count Mtr N3/14. bud the honour of an AD-
(Hence of his MAJESTY in the forenoon. The following
distinguished persons had the honour of dining with their
MAJESTIES on Wednesday, via. :—Prince EsTlituArY,
Mr. Br.oosretar.D, Colonel TRENCH, Countess of
EssEx, Lieut.-Col, Mara, Lady LoNtiVoltri, Miss Row-
Les, Sir W. and Lady FatestAsTLE, Sir G. and Lady
OUSELEY, Miss HERVEY, Admiral add Mrs. Cult'.
Among the names left at the Pavilion yesterday were
the following, via.—The Earl of EGasmowt, Sir G. and
Lady NATLER, Lieut.. Col. MAIR, Earl DUDLEY, Lord
and Lady F. SoMansrr, Sir G. and Lady Doom s,, Sir
H. PALLISER, Dr. CLARE, Rear-Admiral MONDAY, Baron
MUNCIIAUSEN, Dowager Lady LoNueonn, Miss RowLET,
Rear-Admiral Carer, Mr. For.t.Ert, Colonel V. GRAHAM,
Captain HALL, Lady D. GORDON, Baron WANGENIIIIii,
Lady G. STEWART, Prince CAROLATII, Princess CARO.
LATH, &C.
Their MAJESTIES left the Pavilion at one o'clock this
day fur Lewes, where extensive preparations are said to
have been made by the local authorities and inhabitants to
receive their gracious MAJESTIES with suitable demonstra-
tions of respect and loyalty.
Their MAJESTIES will visit the ancient Castle, where
they will be entertained by T. R. Kane, Esq., one of the
Borough Members. Fire-works and illuminations, on an
extensive scale, will take place in the evening.
Their MAJESTIES were accompanied by twenty of the
Royal Family, in four carriages and four, with outriders,
besides a numerous suite on horseback. Her Royal High-
ness the Princess AuausTA, Prince and Princess CAII.O-
- his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Prince
GEORGE of Cambridge, Lady Baowur.aw, Mademoiselle
D'ESTE, Lady SIDNEY, Lady A. FITECLARENCE, Miss
FITZCLAILENCR, Min WYNYARD, Lord Bitown.ow, Co-
lonel F. FITSCLARENCE, Captain FITZCLARENCII, Rev. M.
FITECLARENCII, Sir P. SIDNEY, Sir A. D'EsTe, &c., are
included.

Prince Es'mensal, took his departure for London al
twelve o'clock this day.

Their MAJESTIES will return to dinner.

His Royal highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE will take
hisdeparture fur London on Sunday ►norning. l'repara-
lions are ►naking for their MAJESTIES' departure on Mon-
day. Their MAJYSTI►S will return to Brighton in three
weeks.

The air and exercise of Brighton are peculiarly adapted
and congenial to his MaJitsTy's constitution, which will
always ensure to it u preference as a place of residence for
the Royal Family.
The band of the Lire Guards are delighting a crowd of
fdshionables on the Western Esplanade. An immense
concourse of fashionables are gone to Lewes, in consequence
of their MAJESTIES) visit.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

General and Mrs. Stewart, and the Hon. C. Stewart, at Fen.
ton's lintel, St. Jamea's-street, from Brussels ; Mark Monserrat,
Esq., at Symmons's Hotel, St. James's-street, from the Conti.
nent ; Captain Maddlson aid Captain Dickenson, at Morley's
Hotel, Cockspur-street, from Dover; T. Ilitt, Esq., at ditto,
from a tour; the Rev, Mr. Finshaw and kitishaw, £sq., at
ditto, from a tour; C. N. Bailey, E,q., and son, at Ellis's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from Herta Hall, Sutlblk ; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sutton, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn—street, from
Shropshire ; the Bev. Mr. Hilton, at the Bath lintel, A tlington-
street, from Kent; the Bev. Mr. Valliant and the Misses Val-
liant, at ditto, from ditto; Major and Mrs. Smith, at ditto, from
Bath ; Sir John and Lady Wilmer, at ditto, from Hera; Mr.
and Mrs. J. they, in Dover-street, from Brighton.

DEPARTURES.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweedle, and family, from
the British lintel, Jermyn-street, for their seat in Scotland;
Captain Rawlins, from ditto, for Brighton; Captain Hastings,
from Morley's Hotel, Cockspur-street, for Worcester ; 11. 11.
Parish, Esq., from ditto, for Brighton ; Sir Hussey and Lady
Vivian, and family, front Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, ter
Dover ; Mr. and Mrs. Deering, from Chapel-street, Grosvenor-
square, for their seat in Herts ; Mr. and hlrs. Heathcote, from
liatt'ai Hotel, Dover-street, for their seat in Stallerdshirst ; Mr.,
Mrs., and Miss Wilson, from Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
for Brighton ; Miss Curter' from ditto, for ditto ; Mrs. and Miss
Darrow, from ditto, fur ditto ; Count Kielmensagge and Count
Edward Kieltnensagge, front the Brunswick Hotel„lermyn.
street, ter Hanover; Captain Williams, from the Bath Hotel,
Arlington-street, for Bristol; the Rev. Mr. Morton, from
ditto, for Bath.

PRESENTATION OF A HAT TO HER

MAJESTY.

The Journeymen Hatters of London and South-
wark having obtained permission from her Majesty,
through General Sir Robert Wilson, Km., M.P.
for Southwark, to present her Majesty with a riding
hat, as a specimen of their manufacture, the same
was presented to her Majesty by Sir Robert Wil-
son, in a highly polished oak box, with the follow-
ing Address, to which her Majesty was graciously
pleased to return the annexed most gratifying
answer :

TO THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MA•
JESTY.

" MAY IT PLISASF. TOUR MAJEstv,---ViTe, your Ma-
jesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, the Journeymen Hatters
of London and Southwark, beg leave to address, and to
offer to your Majesty, our sincere congratulations on your
accession to the throne, and with feelings of exultation at
the prospects opened to our view, under your most gra-
cious auspices, in conjunction with his most gracious Ma-
jesty, by the condescending attention paid to their re-
quests, and kind interest taken in their behalf, tending,
in their effects, to Ameliorate the condition of, and diffuse
happiness to the people, csnnt t withhold our bumble
thanks and heartfelt acknowledgments upon the occasion.

" During the short period of a reign we welcome, we
have witnessed a King associating himself with all the
qualifications befitting the Monarch of a free people, and
a Queen assimilating herself therewith, whose beneficence,
sided by that of the Sovereign, cannot fail to be produc-
tive of advantage to the country.
" Under this impression we approach your Majesty,
relying upon a continuance of the good wotk begun, in
the encouragement of British manufacture, until the nation
become as it was wont to he called, a nation of manufac.
turers, whose commerce covered the sea, and extended to
all land., increasing the resources of the country, end
adding strength to her institutions.
" Aasuresl of his Majesty's exertions, aided by your Ms.
jetty's kind interposition, to accomplish the wished-for end,
we pray your Majesty w►ll he graciously pleased to accept
the humble tribute which the Journeymen Hatters now
offer to your Majesty, as a mark of their respect, esteem,
and attachment to your Majeaty'a person.
" May your Majesties live long under the direction and
protection of him, by whom Kings reign and Princes de.
cree justice, enjoying uninterrupted peace, health, and
happiness; and when it shall please the Almighty die.
poser of events to call you from this earthly Throne, may
you ascend a Throne above, immoveable, and that WWI
not away."