Star.
London, England, 1825-11-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Tilt KING.

Wiaosolt, Nov. 2- —This afternoon his Malt,
with the Duke of DIVONSIffitt and Suite, are exp
let the Castle, to inspect the improvements,
Yesterday her Royal Highness the PtintessAuvbst
And the Duke and Duchess of Gtautertelt, ,
morning visit to his Meant', at the Royal Loop 11
Luc evening the Doke of DavottantßE arrived at gi
Royal 1.-dge, and haJ the honour of dining tediii:
ing the evening with his MAJlhit.

/MALL MID ISUPPIIR,
The Masesettee antral at Windsor tittle was lan tomb*
braced hy the inhabitants of Windsor and its vicinity by a tit
and Sipper, lathe Town Hall, at which nearly one kindred
punts ninenot when were 4, Rammormar, J. llverigemb„
the Borough, Cagan, Esq. Mayor, and several
at
Guards. Dasellig eaustenced abotit teh o'clock; *MA eet
principally of quailelen, and was kept up with great spirit me,
late hour this mordig. The floor of the 11 ,was "mow
chalked with the asp* coat of arms and ether devices, and
attention of the Stewards left 'nothing widow fix the eajepaint d
the company.
Monday, the King's Stag Hounds hosted a tine deer. A
field of sportsmen attended the day's diversion, the. 6666,,i
fine. Salt-bill war the place where the stag was
started. Lord Maryborough, with the Stag If tib„,di
the deer-cart, arrived about half-past ten o'clock. His Lailwl
gave orders about eleven o'clock for the deer, which was a etry,
one, to be turned out of the east for the day's diversion ia
field to the left of Salt MS, the sight was very graslipiegio,,d4
numbers of spectators no foot. At first setting alf sp 6,
field towards Bast Burnham, taking to the right direagh reecho,
Geld, leaving Stoke Park to the left, across the Meares to 14 16
of Slough, where he crossed the Bath road, the bounds keit sa,
him. The deer was at length taken at Dittoes Park, Aft , lay
short run of little better than half an hour.

The Comte,* Sprayer has left town foe her seat at Inoilielsc
Lady Bloomfield has arrived at the Stud House, Humps% fft,
the Continent.

Lord and Lady Grantham are expected to leave
for the Continent.
The Hon. General and Mrs. Fermor, have arrived
in Baker-street, from Baser.
The Earl and Countess Sefton are shortly expected
seat, Crosteal Hall, for the Continent.
George BM. lack SI.P. and Mrs. Bye& have
their seat, Wrotham Park.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jarneer
Onslow and son, for Kimbolton Castle ; Hon.
foe Willie Park, Salop; Capt. Forbes. R.N. for
Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square
and Mrs. Willeume. from Newport; the Hon.
from ditto.

Departures ham Warren's Hotel, Regene.street
dock, for Mr. Coke's seat, in Norfolk ; the Rev. F
T. Manners Sutton, for Northamptonshire; Edward
Ix hi* seat in Surrey.
Departures from the British Hotel :11r. and "
their seat in Wilts ; J. Rowk7, Esq. for Beth.
Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle
and Mrs. Stuart, for Scotland ; J. Vaughan, Esq. I
Arrivals at Flagdon'r Hotel, Ozford-street :-1
family, from Mielford ; the Rev. A. and Mrs. and 1
lett, from the Condoent ; G. 0. Gilbert, Esq. fres
and Mr. Gibbing*, from Wrexham Lodge.
U. Fane, Esq. M.P. to Brighton ; Capt.
Deptford; Capt. Oknine, to Brighton; Briscoe,
Continent ; 'TheUusson, Esq. on a tour ;
a tour.

NUPTIALS OF THE LORD LIEUTEN,
IRELAND.
We stated yesterday such particulars d,
of his Excellency the Marquis Wata.r.nev,as
piled. There was no official report of the
it was conducted with as much of the forms
celebration as was at all consistent with
rank of the parties.
Mr. Blake, the Chief Remembrancer
ordered five hundred yards of silk, of
scription, to be manufactured in that Cit.
and furniture for his splendid mansion .
green, preparatory to a succession of grand
ments which he purposes to give in Consequence
recent marliage.
Te maiden name of the Marchioness
was CATTOX, the grand-daughter of an
Catholic, who had, many years ago, left th,
avoid the pressure of the penal 1 sws. At
death. she determined to visit the land
them.* She arrived in Dublin with letters
the first distinction, and amongst others, I
Boats the Secretary of State. She
paled by her sister, the widow of the late
HARVEY, who was for many years the Mi
tary of his Grace the Duke of Wstaasiorm
the first time, Mrs. PATTERsoti was introduced
LORD LIEUTENANT. It is said that at a very'
of their acquaintance, his Excellency
admiration of the rare accomplishments
the Lady, and so far improved on the
afforded him, as to have won her consent.
bleman of high and vasions aceonsplishme
literary attainments, and to a iefined and
he unites courtly and polished manners,
rous and engaging disposition. It is not
wondered at that he should have succeeded
man who has mind enough to distinguish
mere lump of clay, and the more noble -
dignify and adorn the man.

Mr. Coca is entertaining a large Party
welshed Visitors,at Meson in Norton'.
• The Association of operative collien
Scotland, not satisfied with such an increase
as enables them to earn from seven to
aiday, have, with the view of compelling their
tO submit to a still farther rise, recently "
restrict the working days to three in the
'The coal-masters however, have it in their
resist this, and to enforce the summary
(provided by the Act Geo. IV. cap. 4.) on
tory servants, and if that is not sufficient
reformation, their places may soon be filled
labourers. We are happy to observe, that
this kind are dem mined on by some of .
and we trust the example Mill be followed
On Wednesday last, two of the wort
Govan Colliery were convicted by the
Glasgow, and sentenced to hard labour
for absenting themselves from their Trot k ; ~
day two more of these workers were brought ,
Justices here, and received sentence of a month
sonment and hard labour in our House
for the same offence. Informations are lodged
several more of the Govan colliers, which will
diately acted upon, it the examples already
not sufficient to induce the men to return
In giving judgment in the cases brought
the Justices intimated that they inflicted
punishment of one month's imprisonment„
these were the first instances of the application
statute ; but hereafter, they would, to
find themselves bound to award the full punish ment
three months imprisonMeat.—Pairky Advedisfr

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