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London, England, 1827-07-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl and Countess Cowper, at their house In Maddoz-atreet,
from their seat, Pansenger, Herts; Mr. and Lady Charlotte Lam
Fox, at their house in Grosvenor-street, from Salt Hill; General
Eden, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's•street, from his • seat in
Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Coventry and Family, at ditto, free' theis'
seat, Henleron- Thames; Joseph Pucklin, Esq. and B. Hughes,
Esq. at ditto, from Oatiands; Lady and Miss Acton and Friends, at
the St. Georges Hotel, Albemarle-street. from Farb: J. Memo%
Esq. and Lady, and Miss Henson, at the Berner. Hotel, Boners.
street, from their seat, Brenton House, Northampton; .1. Evans,
Iraq. at ditto; F. J. Woodyeare, Esq. Mrs. Woodyeare, and the
Misses Woodyeare, at Marshal Thonipsoo's Crfendish-
square ; J. Bates, Esq. Mrs. Bates. Nathaniel Bates, Esq. and
Miss Bates, at ditto; Colonel Bruer, Mrs. Bruce and Faintly, at
ditto ; Captain Wm. Lyon, at ditto.
DEPARTURES.
The Duke and Duchess of Wellington, for their mat, Strathileld.,
say, Hants; the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdotvn sod
Family, for their villa at Richmond; the East and Countess el'
Jersey and Family, from their house in Beekeleroquare, for Tun-
bridge Wells; Lady Jones, from her house is South Audley-.treat,
for her peat, Wortln House, Hants; Lord asd Lady Dynevor and
Family, from their house in Dover-street. for their seat, Dynevor
Castle, South -Wales; the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, from
their villa, Camden Hill, for their seat, Woburn Abbey ; the Duke
of Leeds, for his seat. Horoby Castle, Yorkshire; Sir Henry and
Lady Pyon, on a tour to the Continent; Captain Burnaby, for Bag-
grave Hail, Leicestershire ; Lady Langford, to Itichntood; George
Syng, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Byng, and Family, for their seat, Wrothsm
Park; Pasco Grenfell, Esq. M.P. for his seat. Taplow, near Mai-
denhead, Barks; Major and Mrs. Hughe.,from Brook.street, ter the
Continent ; Captain Snow, from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burling-
ton and Cork-streets, on a tour ; Mr. and Miss Burke, from ditto, ea
a taut.; Messes. Stewart, from ditto, for Scotland ; the Rev. E. 0.
from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street, for the
Circus, Cbsitealmn. Rev. R. Chinn, from the Berners Hotel ;
Capt. Jams, from ditto, for Devonshire; Miss Jones, from ditto,
for Cliftion; Mrs. Morse and Family, from ditto; Walter Tempest,
Eat Mrs. Tempest, and J. Tempest, Esq. from Marshal Thomp-
sons Hotel; Mrs. WNab and Family, front ditto ; Rubt. Newton
Shaw*, Eeq. and Mrs. Shaw', from ditto, to Karam Hall,
Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Mrs. Trevor Plowden sod Family, from
ditto; Edward Impey, Fag. from ditto; Lient.-Colonel Neither'',
fromdltto; Henry Heathsote, Esq. from ditto.

BRIGHTON, JILT 11.
As yet there is no change in the face of affairs at the
Pahce.—Apartments have been engaged at the Royal York Hotel
for the Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND. Their Graces will be
there ("wards the close of the present or early in the week ensuing.
—Lord VILLIZZI and the Earl of Greta OSIONT (not Lord Osamu-
von, as by error mentioned in a former letter), ate prolonging their
nay at the Royal York HoteL —Mrs. Rummies': is expected to
return to her Steynt mansion this evening.—The °dicers of the 7th
Hussars, Mid Infantry, and various Gentlemen is the town were en-
gaged in a game at cricket on our Royal Ground yesterday, and, In
blab Math and buoyant spirits, were in the happiest enjoyment of
1 the invigorating sport. They dined, or, as they termed it, lunched,
upon the ground ; but the repast was sumptuous, sad the best
wines were in sparkling profusion. They were joined Its the even-
ing by Lords Vasseas, Urges °war and Csasesmoon. The
wastber was delightfully favourable to the diversion, and it has
been quite as brilliant to-day.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
In our Paper of last Saturday, there was a list of
certain Professors who had been elected. We now
publish a fuller statement by authotity. The rest of
the Professors are to be elected in November:
Greek Lasegusge. Literotatre and Antiotities--George Long, Req.
A. M. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Professor of Greek
in the University of Charlotteville United States.
Natural Philosophy and Astrenews;—The Rev. Dionydus Ladner,
LLD. F.R.S.E. of Trinity College, Dublin.
Jarispnodence, incluoling the Lew/ Motions—Jahn Maths. Es j.
of Liocoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.
English Law—Andrew Amos, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Bar.
rester at Law, late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Political Scone my—John R. M'Culloch, Esq.
Botany and treyetake Plysisky—William Jackson Hooker,
LLD. F.R.S. F.L.S. Professor of Botany in the University of
Glasgow.
Zoology.—Robert Z. Grant, M.D. F.R.S.R. F.LS.
Areaway and Physisiegy, Moriii and evaporative Anatomy, Oar-
gery—Charles Ball, Req. F.R.S. F.L.& Professor to the Royal
Cottage of Surgeons. John Frederick Medal, M.D. Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology in the University of Halle, In Saxony.
Granville Sharp Paulson, Esq. late Professor of Anatomy and
Surgery in the University of Maryland, United States.
Nature and Treatment of Conolly, M.D.
Midwifery and the Diseases V Women end Children—David D.
Davis, M.D. M.R.S.L.
Materia Median and Pharmacy—Anthony Todd Thomson, M.D.
F. LS.
On Bropneving and the Application of Mechanical Philosophy S. the
Arta—John biiibngton, Esq. F.L.S. Civil Engineer.

Madame CATALANI is giving a series of concerts at
Berlin, with her usual success.
ENGLISH OPERA Houst.—The very pleasant petite
Comedy of Free and Easy was performed here last
night, when KEELEY took the character of Michael for
the first time. It is scarcely necessary to say that he
gave to it that simple humour which so peculiarly
marks his acting. The other principal parts were per-
formed by BAwriftv, Waancit, Miss Gowen°, and
Miss Ksr.t.t, with all /the spirit which has obtained for
the piece its well merited popularity, and it drew as
largely as usual upon the laughter and applause of the
audience. The other performances of the evening were
equally succeisful, and the whole concluded with in-
finite eclat.
ANOTHER DEATH PROM FIGHTING.—Lag week a
slight altercation took place at the Three Horse Shoes
public-house, in consequence of which a battle took
place on the Clee Hill, between Mr. John Barker, of
ltoughton, near Bridgnorth, and Mr. Benjamin Palmer,
who resides near the Three Horse Shots, which ended
in the death of the former.-=Tuesday, a Coronet's• Ir
quest was held yesterday on the body, and a verdict o
Manslaughter returned against Mr. Palmer, and Thos.
Chatham and B:njamin Beard, who had assisted in the
fight, and they all are committed for trial at the neat
Assizes.—Salopian Journal, July 18.
Wednesday afteraoon, a young man of the name of
Caldwell was killed by a stroke from a horse in Duke-
street, Glasgow, which he had sold a few minutes before.
Saturday se'nnight, WosrawELL's Menagerie des Betel
Sauvages arrived at Dewsbury, on its way to Leeds Fair,
and on Sunday morning, some incendiary ►et fire to the
large caravan containing the elephant, by throwing upon
it a firebrand, or some other ignited substance. Fortu-
nately, an alarm was given by some person accidentally
passing, when the fire had unly penetrated through the
But covering of the caravan. The keepers were instantly
roused, and by their prompt exertions, aided by those
of a few of the inhabitants, the dreadful consequences
were prevented, which such a conflagration, if not timely
suppressed, would have produced.