The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-17 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 16.

Their MAJESTIES attended Divine Service this morning
at the Royal Chapel, and were attended by Prince GEORGE
of Cambridge, Prince LEOPOLD, the Princess AUGUSTA,
the Bishop of CHICHESTER, and the Royal suite. The
service was performed by the Rev. Dr. EYERAUD.
Prince TALLEYRAND and suite left for town last night.
Yesterday the KING took an airing in a carriage-and-
four, with outriders, accompanied by Lady MAvo.
Her MAJESTY, accompanied by Prince LEOPeLD, Prince
GEORGE of Cambridge, the Countess of EitaoL, Miss
MITCHELL, the Earl of ERROL, Sir ANDREW BARNARD,
Sir PHILIP SIDNEY, Lord MAYO, Rev. Mr. liravEY,
and a numerous suite, rode on horseback, and joined his
MAJESTY in his drive.

Their MAJESTIES gave a splendid dinner party yester-
day. Prince TA LLEVRAND, the Duke DE VALENCEY,
Count and Countess MUNSTER, Lord and Lady LYND-
HURST, Sir HENRY JIALFORD, Sir G. STAUNTON, Sir
ByAm MARTIN, Mr. SKEATE, and Sir .JOAN B. PECHELL
were present.

In the evening the state apartments were thrown Open
and lighted up. The QUEEN'S private band attended. The
following distinguished persons were present—viz., the
Marquis and Marchioness of CARMARTHEN, the Marquis
and Marchioness of BRISTOL and family-, the M irchioness
WELLESLEY, Miss CATON, Mrs. FITZHERBERT, Earl and
Countess of BELFAST, Lord and Lady G. SEYMOUR,
Lady H. BUTLER, Lord and Lady MARYBORMUGH, Miss
BAGOT, Colonel and Mrs. D. DAwsow, and Ciptain and
Mrs. SEYMOUR.

Lady BEDINGFIELD and Sir NENILY HALFORI) have
rr ived at the Palace.

Count and Countess MUNSTER and Lidy RENDLEIMAINI
had the honour of dining with their MAJESTIES on Friday.
The calls at the Patvilion have been numerous. Amongst
the names were the lollowing—The Duke and Duchess of
St. ALBAN'S and Ladies BEAUCLERK, the Duke DE VA-
LENCY, Prince TALLEYRAND, Marquis of Burma., Lord
and Lady TEYNIIAM, Lord and Lady livramvsitA3l, Vis-
count Bourwurtont, lion. SIDNEY Curizos, Baro,,esS
DE ROTHSCHILD, Dowager Lady and Miss Itvcaorr, Mr.
TIERNEY, Mr. Was. LAW, Mr. and Miss HOLLOWAY,
Sir JOHN B. PECHELL, Sir JOHN EUSTACE, Lord GEORGE.
BERESFORD, Lord and Lady LYNDHURST, Sir CHARLES
and Lady PAYNE, Sir COaIFTON DOMVILLE, Captain
M'GRATLI, Sir 13vA31 Manus, Sir JOHN WELLg, Lieut.-
Colonel VIVIAN, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mom:AN, Lieutenant.
Colonel WALLACE, Mr. and Mrs. MooRE, Captain and
Mrs. WEYMOUTH, Mrs. VERNON, Miss D. GERRARD,
Mr. and Mrs. ROUND, Captain and Mrs. DASHWOOD, Miss
TRENCH, Mrs. and Miss Mrrroan, &c.

Some of the London papers will have it that
the Coronation is fixed fot the beginning of May. We
are quite certain that no period has Leen " fixed" for that
august ceremony, and do not hear that the subject h,a been
alluded to of late.— Windsor Express.

It gives us great pleasure to communicate to
our Windsor readers the gratifying intelligence, that his
MAJESTY has recently expressed his: intention of " com-
mencing his sojournment at the Castle soon, and remain-
ing long."

The LoRD CHANCELLOR, on the lust day
Term, entertained at breakfast the Judges, and other
eminent lawyers, at the 1 ite residence of his friend Earl
Gazv, in Berkeley-square, Lord BROUGHAM'S house in
Hill-street not being sufficiently capacious to receive, so
large a company, and the CHANCELIOR'S new mansion iii
Beigrave-square is not quite finished.

fir
ROBERT PEEL is at present entertaining
at Drayton Park a large party of the FA Ministers and'
their adherents. Mr. CRGICER, Mr. lioaAcE Twrs s, and
Mr. GOULBURY are, amongst ethers, the distinguished
guests.

Lord FRANCIS LEVESONT GOWER is said to
have completed the purchase of Oatlands, where he ha,
resided for some time past.— Court Journal.
The Managers of the two Winter Theatres,
when they mutually agreed to limit, and very properly
curtail, the enormous nightly salaries given to certain
actors, made an exception in favour of two distinguished
individuals—Miss VANN-, KEMBLE and Mr. KeAN. In
the engagement of the latter gentleman by the lessees of
Drury Lane, there ir, consequently no violation of compact.
KEAN's first appearance will be in Richard; he will
afterwards personate Shyloch, and then Othello, when
MACEEADY will represent lago.

Miss FANNY KENIBLE has been requested
by some of the branches of the Court of his MAJESTY, at
13righton, to repeat her visit to that Theatre previously to
the KING and QUEEN'S departure. This interesting
young lady and her father arc stated to have realized nearly
two hundred guineas by their recent trip.

•
Miss FANNY KEN BLE'S personation of
Bianca, in 311LN1N's Tragedy of Fazio, has givena
fresh impetus to play-goers. It is with difficulty boxes
can be taken in the dress circle of Covent Garden, with-
out three or four days' previous application.
Not less than six new Theatres for dramatic
performances have been opened in London and the imme-
diate neighbourhood within the last eighteen months.
The LORD INIAYon. has recently been solicited to sanction
another new Theatre, to be erected near Bishopsgate-
street, towards the building of which 20,0001. have al-
ready been subscribed,