The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-11 00:00:00

BRIGHTON Nov. 10.

This morning their Majesties, the Princess Augusta,
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the suite and house-
hold, attended divine service in the Palace Chapel.
Prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. Everard and the Rev.
Mr. Wagner, and a most impressive sermon was delivered
by the Rev. James S. M. Anderson, taking for his text
the 18th chapter of St. Luke, and Ist verse. Mr. Gut-
teridge presided at the organ, and the choir sang the sth
and 18th Psalms, with much taste and effect. The body
of the chapel was filled with nobility and gentry; amongst
them were the Duchess of Hamilton, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Conyngham, and the Marchioness and
Ladies Cornwallis.

—.Friday being the birthday of the Princess Augusta, she
breakfasted with their Majesties by invitation. When
her Royal Highness entered the Grand Hall, the band of
the King's Dragoon Guards being in attendance, struck
up " The Prince de Reichstadt's Waite," and continued to
play during breakfast several popular airs, &c., concluding
with the national anthem.

His Majesty gave audience to Major. General Sir Colin
Campbell and Colonel Wynyard, and the❑ took a carriage
airing to Shoreham, accompanied by the Princess Augusta.
In the evening their Majesties entertained at dinner the
Princess Augusta, Duke of Gloucester, Marchioness and
Ladies Cornwalli., Earl of Belfast, Captain and Hon.
Mrs. Peckell, Sir William and Lady Fremantle, Miss
Bathurst, Miss Hervey, Captain Woolmore, Sir Philip
Sidney, Sir B. Stevenson, Lord A. Hill, and the suite.
The band of the King's Dragoon Guards were in at-
tendance.

Yesterday his Majesty gave audience to Lord James
Hay, after which be enjoyed an airing in a carriage and
four for more than two hours, accompanied by his
daughter, Lady Sophia Sidney.
The Earl of Brownlow arrived on a visit to their Ma-
jesties last evening.
Sir Benjamin Stevenson and Captain Woolmore have
joined the Royal suite.
Sir Philip Sidney arrived at the Palace on a visit to
their Majesties.
The Royal dinner party last evening comprised the
Princess Augusta, Duke of Gloucester, Earl and Countess
Brownlow, Lard Arthur Hill, Lord Marcus Hill, Lord
James Hay, Earl and Countess of Errol, Sir Philip and
Lady Sophia Sidney, Sir Colin Campbell, and the suite
general y.
Her Majesty's band attended during the evening, and
played several pieces of music.
At the party given at the Palace on Friday evening, in
celebration of the birthday of the Princess Augusta, the
entire suite of rooms were very brilliantly illuminated. The
company (amounting to nearly 400) began to arrive about
nine o'clock.

Their Majesties entered the state rooms soon after ten
o'clock, the bands playing " God save the King." The
Ladies in Waiting on the Queen were the Countess of
Brownlow (Lady), and Miss Mitchell (Maid of Honour).
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were present. Their
Majesties retired before twelve o'clock.
Amongst the visitors on that evening were some gentle-
men who sacrificed etiquette to a style of dress which
they thought best suited their complexions; but as the
prerogative of the Court was not to be infringed for the
gratification of capricious folks, those fantastic individuals
were allowed, on presenting their beautiful persons at
the Pavilion, to return to their mirrors for the purpose
of correcting the error which their own peculiar taste
had led them to commit.