The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-18 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, FEB. 16.

This morning their Majesties, her Royal Highness the
Princess Augusta, and the Suite and Houst.hold, attended
Divine Service in the private chapel attached to the
Palace ; Lady Clinton, Lady in Waiting, and Miss Hudson,
Maid of Honour, sat in the pew with their Majesties.
The Rev. Mr. Wagner read prayers, the Rev. Dr.
Everard assisted at the Communion Table, and the Rev.
J. Anderson preached a most eloquent sermon from the
31st verse of the 27th chapter of the Acts of the Apostle,.
Mr. Gutteridge played the organ, and the choir sang the
Stith and 1434 Psalms, with much taste and effect.
On Friday afternoon their Majesties took a carriage
airing together as far as Norfolk-bridge, beyond Shoreham,
and hack to the Palace. In the evening they entertained
a select party at dinner, including the Princess Augusta,
Lady Ciinton, Cdonel and th- Hon. Mrs. Disbrowe, Sir
George Hamilton, Earl and Countess of Elm!, Dowager
Lady Kiltnaine, Miss Hudson, Sir Edward and Lady
Disbrowe, Miss Kennedy, Hun. Mrs. Disbrowe, Com-
mander Koppel, Lieut.-Colonel Grey, Lieut.-General Sir
Henry Bayley, the Rev. J. Gossett, and the Royal Suite.
The Queen's band were present, and performed tome ad-
mired pieces of music.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland continue at By-
ham House; their Graces, together with Lord George Her-
vey, Lady Kilmaine, and Lord George and Miss Quin,
visited their Majesties in the course of the afternoon.
Tile Giant! Falconer of England entertained the nobility
and gentry with a display of hawking, on Friday, about
four miles from here, on the road leading to the Devil's
Dike. Ter, re were present a numerous assemblage of the
hula ton, including the Earl or Errol, Sir Herbert
Taylor, Countess of Winterton, Ladies Tumour, Lord A.
Beauclerk. The birds selected for desti uction were pi
geons, most of whom fell an easy prey to their murderous
pursuers. The amusement. if such it could be called,
terminated about three o'clock, when most of the company
repaired to St. Albans House, where a splendid dejeune
was prepared for their reception, including every delicacy
of the season, after partaking of which dancing commenced,
and was kept up with the greatest animation until nearly
11 o'clock. To add to the harmony of the evening, Miss
Corti, Madame Sala, and Miss Coveney were specially
engaged by her Grace.
The King was in public yesterday, accompanied by his
daughter, the Countess of Errol.
Colonel Fox arriv, d list evening at the Pilace, on a
visit to their Majesties, with whom he had the honour of

dining.
The invited guests to the Royal table on last evening in-
cluded the Earl and Countess of S'oeffielil, Lord and Lady
Gage, Lord Saltoun, Lieutenant-General Sir Henry
Bayley, and Mr. and Lady G. Foley.
The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans continue at their
residence in Regency-square, where they purpose sojourn-
ing until the middle of next month.
Tue last " Alinack's hail" for the present season will
take place on the evening of Wednesday next, at the Old
Ship, under the patronage of the Marchioness of Down-

shire, and the Countessesiistowel, Ross,e, and De Srlis.
Preparations are being made at the Palace for the d-p.ir
ture of the Court, which will leave here on Thursday
next for London. Several articles of prate and furniture
are in the course of removal.