Star.
London, England, 1828-09-23 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SZPT. 21.

Fine settled weather again enlivens us, and the Steyne
has displayed an elegant promenade this afternoon, with
the additional attraction of the fine Band of the 10th
Royal Hussars. There is no change in the face of affairs
at the Pavilion.

. The Duchess of Richmond' is returned to Goodwood,
the Earl Glengall to town.
The Duke and Duchess of Argyll and the Ladies
Paget, Lord and Lady Holland, And Lady G. Lennox,
an remaining with us—the latter at the Royal York
Hotel, the former at the Albion. _

The Talbot steam packet returned from Dieppe yes-
terday, and landed forty passengers, among whom were
Major and Mrs. Hey, and the Magistrate, Mr. Dyer.
The Eclipse swept for the opposite shore soon after,
with thirty passengers, inclusive of General Trevor and
family, and the Count Redern.
Mr. H. Hope has left us for Deepileene ; Lord Bexley,
for Worthing; Mr. Sergeant Jones., for Burlington-house;
land Miss Cartwright, for Hastings.
The Earl of Egremont, in excellent health, is enter-
taining a select circle of friends at Pet worth.
Towards the close of the Masquerade, at the', Royal
Gardens," in the night of Thursday, a most unpleasant
affair took place, and which may yet be attended by a
fatal result. It was occasioned by a livery servant,
who had cAttrived to get access to the rooms, and, in
the principal saloon, audaciously to join the masks.—
In a scuffle which followed to expel the intruder, Mr.
Fuard, of High street, was thrown over the banister of
the stairs which lead the rooms below, fracturing the
skull by the fall, dislocating the right wrist, and break-
ing the bone of the arm. He was borne in a senseless
state to his residence, where he has continued in great
danger ever since. He has the best surgical attendance,
Messrs. Battcock and Paine, who give but faint hopes
of his recovery. The Police•officers were in quest of
the livery-servant, whose• name at present is unknown,
as the principal of what has happened, all yesterday
and to-day, but ineffectually. He is supposed to have
absconded.

SHALL AND WILL.
In the First Person, Amply shall foretels;
1* will, a threat, or else a pronsise, dwells;
Shall, in the Second and Ilse Third, does threat :
Will, simply, t►en (oriels the future feat.

Lord LoRTON is nominated the President of the Sligo
Brunswick Club. -

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HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq.accompanied by his brother,
Janes BISIJOHAM, Esq. paid a visit to the Right Hen. tire Ran of
Taaaze, at Appleby Castle, on Tuesday last, and returned to
Brougham Hall oa Wednesday.
Last Sunday may be considered to have been the
most brilliant day of the present year, and the holiday folks took
advantage of it—London appearing to peer out its whole population.
A man in Abernethy when shearing was stung by
what is called a doe nettle ; his finger in consequence Inflamed, and
it spread up his arm and side, and be died in seven days.
In the year 1140, during the reign of King Summer,
ea was paid by his Treasurer fur building two arches of London
Bridge.
It is a curious fact that pawnbrokers shops were first
established in the Tyburn-read, near to the gallows. At the entrance
ofi small house, where the first was instituted, was the following
notice— Money lent upon pledges here'
Pray honestly step up one pair stair.
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.—Ia consequence of the re-
signation of the Rev. Dr.Goonanouou, bead master of Westminster
School, the Principals of Trinity College, Cambridge, have ap-
pointed the Rev. Dr. Wu.t.taxs, of Trinity College Cambridge, to
the vacant Mastership of the School; and yesterday the Reverend
Gentleman entered on his duties. The regular vacation terminated
on Saturday, the 15th inst. but the new Master gave the scholars
en additional week's holiday.