The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-30 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, OCT, 29.

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Their Majesties, since their arrival at the Pavilion,
have enjoyed excellent health. Yesterday his sl3jesty
rode out to near Sorehdm, accompanied by Lady Sydney.
Her Majesty took her favourite exercise (on horseback),
attended by the Earl and Countess of Howe, Lord Elphin_
stone, Lieutenant-Colonel Horace Seymour (Equerry
in Waiting), Miss Mitchell, Miss Wilson, and several
others of the suite, on the Lewes-road, a few miles thence
over the Downs, to near Lewes, and then returned to the
Palace.

His Majesty gave audiences to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
George Teesdale (Commanding officer of the King's
Dragoon Guards) and Lieutenant-Colonel Stanhope.
The Earl and Countess of Errol arrived yesterday at
No. 1, at the Old Steyne, from their seat, at Richmond,
and had the honour of dining and passing the day with
their Majesties.

The Royal Dinner Party last evening comprised the
following personages :
The Earl and Countess of Howe, Lord and Lady
Faulkland, Earl of Belfast, Lord Elphinstone, Lord
Arthur Hill, Earl and Countess of Errol, and the suite.
Colonel Sir George Teesdale, and the Officers of the
King's Dragoon Guards, entertained, at dinner, last
evening, Colonel Wynyard and the Officers of the Gre.
nadier Guards, and a select party, at the Cavalry Barracks.
Amongst the visiters at present here are Lady Noel
Byron and the Hon. Ada Byron. They attract much
attention when in public.
The East Sussex fox-hounds commenced their hunting
season yesterday. This excellent pack are, as usual, under
the management of Mr. Charles Craven. They met at
" Ringwood's Boone Hill," nearly twenty miles from
here. In consequence of the distance, few, if any, of the
Brighton fox-hunters attended. On Thursday they throw
off at Folkington Wood.

The Brighton harriers met at ten o'clock yesterday
morning at Patcham. Amongst their followers were
Lord Lake, Sir R. Faulkner, Sir Charles Pratt, Sir
Ralph Gore, and Captain Colegrave. To-morrow they
meet at the Racehill, and on Friday at the Devil's Dyke,
each morning at 11 o'clock.

TUESDAY -(yesterday).—Mr. Edward Tierney (Crown
Solicitor in Ireland) had the honour of an audience of
his Majesty ; his Majesty also gave audience to the Lord
Chancellor ; Mr. Edward Tierney I-ft for Dublin ; his
Majesty took a c trriage airing to the Dyke, and afterwards
to Kemp Town ; the King was accompanied by the
(laughter of Earl Howe. The Queen took an airing on
horseback, attended by Countess Howe, Miss Mitchell,
Earl Howe, Lord Elphinstone, and Col. Horace Seymour.
The Earl and Countess of Chichester and Lady Augusta
Baring were the only invited guests to-day, at their
Majesties' dinner table. Names were left by,
Lord and Lady G ige, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. John Attree,
Capt. Mangin, Captain and Mrs. Wrench, Lieut.-General
Cape!, Lieut.-Colonel Cavendish, Mr. Compton and Lady
Catherine Cavendish, the Rev. Dr. and Hon. Mrs. Hol-
land, Lieut.-General Calcraft, Mrs. and the Misses Uyton,
the Lord Chancellor, Lady Brougham, Miss Spalding,
Lady Moore, Sir William Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Serjt.
Adams, Viscount and Viscountess Dillon, Capt. C. Col-
ville Frankland, Mrs. and Miss Brander, Hon. and Rev.
F. and Mrs. Powys, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Derby, Lord and Lady
Sandon. —Brighton Guardian.

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