Star.
London, England, 1825-11-02 00:00:00

rASIIIONABLE INTELLICEN:E.

Marq rTheuis of Duke
buSa of Wry's eatellinron. Hatfield arrived in warn ye,terd4„
, ram NI
lis s.
The Marquis and Marchioness of. Salisbury, and the
Marchioness of Saisbury arrived in town Yesterday, 'Mal iI:4Z
The Countess Stanhope arrived in town yesterday from' Wctig,
Abbey, Bucks. : - - .

hurl Talbot arrited in town yesterday, from !Ingleld.
Lady Carrington and the Htm. Mess Smith bat: arrived in tom
horn their Seat, Wycombe Abbey.
Lord Arthur Hill arrived in town yesterday, from a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Porcher arrived yesterday at their !mute in it.
Hutton-street, from Brighton. -
The Rev. Mr. Read and Mrs. Read left Jordan., Hine,
Janies's.street. yestetday, for their seat near York.
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hammond left the LOndon Hotel, Allsenlatih
street, yesterday. for_ 130tIletshire- • •
DepartUtes from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street :--The Deno
Lismotc and Mri. &Ott, for Lord listowell's seat, in Berks; Car
George Russell, for his seat in Susie!. ' '
Lady Emma Edgecumbe arrived in tositt.yesterday.
Departures from Kirkham's Hotel, Loiver Brook-street;—Gel
Walpok, on a tour ; Captain Austin, ditto.
Departures froth the Clatendon Hotel, Bond-street
of Chesterfield, and the Hon. Mr. Cavendish, for Bradley HA,
Derbyshire; General and Mrs. Crosby and family, for P.M; the
Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton, for Lord Bolton's seat, in Ilan,.
T. W. 'Beaumont,'Esq. M.P. for Worthing.
The Countess of Carnarvon has arrived at the F.ati of Egremonei
seat, Petworth, Sussex, from Berks.
Departures from Mivart's Hotel, Lotvet Brook-street:..../mt
Foley, for Newmarket; John Powlett, Cot his test in or
folk; bk. and Mrs. Brooke and family, for Bath.

NUPTIALS OF THE LORD LIEUTENaNT OF
IRELANI2.

DUBLIN, OCT. 31.

S4turday evening, the marriage of his Excellency tl,e
Marquis WSLLE•sLEY with the 'beautiful and num.
plished Mrs. PArreition, took place at the Viceleg,i
Lodge, in the Phoenix Park, in a style of becrmunr
splendour. At three o'clock, two of the Lord Leine.
nant's carriages, with a numerous retinue of servants,
splendid liveries, arrived at RYLAND'S Hotel, in Sack.
ville.street. where Mrs. PATTERSON has been residing
for the last three months. Immediately aftervotois,
this distinguished Lady, and her sister, Miss CATON, sc.
companied by Mr. JOHNSToN, his Excellency's private
Secretary, and Colonel SHAW, entered one of the eat.
riages, and proceeded directly to the residence of the
illustrious Viceroy, in the Park ; the other carri,ge
lowed with the attendants.

A grand dinner was given at a quarter past six, to
select party. consisting of the following persons of dis.
tinction

The Lord Primate; Sir Gregory Murray ; the Lord ChlefJos-
dee ; the Attorney-General and Miss Plunkett ; Bishop of itaplise;
Mr. and Mrs. Guelburn; Mr. Gregory; the Sorgeow-General; Dr.
Radcliffe; Mr. and Mrs. Blake; Archdeacon Ilishop ; Tose ;.
Colonel and Mrs. Talbot; Mr. Colt and Colonel Shaw; Dr.. Buss.
ter and Mr. Johnston; Mr. P. Johnston and Captain &pm;
Captains Vignoles and Johnston. _

At half-pact right o'clock the nuptial ceremony was
pet formed, in the first • instance, by his Grace the
Lord Primate of Ireland • the Bishop of Raphoe giving
away the happy bride. The Lord Prima:e having con-
cluded the solemn rites, according to the erdinances
of the established Church, one of his Excillencis
carriages was immediately dispatched for the 11,,,t
Rey. Dr.Morrayithe titular Archishop of Dubber,
accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Russel, parish Priest of
St. Paul and Vicar-General of the Diocese, and the
Rey. Mr, Glynn, Vicar-Apostolic, repailei in the
Viceregal Lodge, and, on his way through the 11143 t
Park, passed the carriage of the Lord Primaie, in which
was his Grace returning to Dublin, shortly miter the
solemnization on 14: part of the august ce/emm.
The bride being a member of the Church of Row,
Dr. Murray finally perfected the indissoluble knot,
administering the Sacrament of mat riage in the mantic/
prescribed by:the Roman Catholic Church.
After the solemnity, there was also a select evening
patty, as follows:
Colonel, Mrs. and the Misses Gore; Sir Stewart Bruce; )Ir,.
Turrell; Miss Montague ; Mrs. Webber; Captain 314lcolm; C.
and Mrs. Scott.

All the arrangements on this occasion evince equal
taste and magnificence, though everything was con•
ducted with a degree of privacy amounting almost to
impenetrable secrecy. . .

The company retired at a very early hour in the
evening, leading the illustrious pair to the unresuiete►
enjoyment of each other's society. The bells of the
principal churches in the meantime set up a jnynus
peal, which continued for a considerable period.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
•
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE- \IONEY.
The Brazen (with the Wellington, revenue cruiser, and a hoz
belonging to the Hyperion), for the French lugger Courier, on the
6th December, at the house of Mr. Triphuok, Ponsmoutb..._.
The Melpomene, for a Danish cutter of was, on the 24th OW+
at No. 10, Lyon's Inn. Strand.
The Nile, WHerrsern, from Theriffe to London. was drives •
shore near Boulogne, on Monday night. Crew used
kausouvit, Oct. 31. Wind W. N. W.—Oir the pert, tlielbi•
pole liacket, from the Mediterranean; John and Henry, Soo+
and Busy, Poirot" from St. Michael's; and some coauera
PLessourn, OCT. 31.—Wind W.—Arrived (be ilk-aging, Two.
from Newfoundland, in 17 days; Valiant, WALVIS, front Nern+l;
and Grlaffe, BROWN, front Charente. Sailed the :%latilaa,
nab, for Liverpool.
Powesmourn. Nov. I.—Wind W. blowing strong.—Arrived tts
Vibella transisett, from Rio de Janeiro—saikd the 10tb &reale'
Passed by, the Princess Charlotte, PLTTM, 'ken% Calcutta;, Ass
and Amelia, Amman from Sincappre and Penang; Alien."
dap Suffolk, from Batavia for Antwerp; and' the Deltou, AmititiS
skip, from Richmond (Virginia) for London.
Diaz, Nov. 1.--Whad W. by S.—ArriVed the Diadem3lOw'su'
from
,Quebec ; Miranda,Witnnoose, from Demerara ; SColiat'""
from the westward; and Providence+. of Saatitoniugb. (ram et)" •
Arrived from the River, and remain, the Elizabeth and WM.
CsAlll,.forOrenada ; and Vittoria, Baowu, for Malta.
• 14115Teely OCT. 51.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Non 4
.C.owmunot, from BOUM Ayres—sailed 29th August; Syr
Corso, from Demerara; Pretty Lass, Rates, from CsniPeKrf.
&tweak Emelt, from Port-au-Prince- Britannia, Hammy+ givj
John and Thomas, Mauro', front Quebec;: Alexander, Slassatu.
from Nova Scotia; William Appleton, from St. John's. New
Brunswick ; Huskisson, front Pt tot; Clan. Keo^aot'
from Leghorn Industry. Valiant., front Messina; and hasaaw.
front St. Petersburgh.

VIGO DICKSON, who has Iln
taken the adventure of recovering the treasure sunk Ai
destroyed in Vigo Bay, in the memorable action sonde'
Sir GEORGE Rooxa, has been introduced to King F°l*
DINAND, at Madrid, who received him in the rarer
flattering manner ; and both he and his Ministers, "
Well as the most respectable persons there, !lure glen
him assurances of their firm conviction of his finding
immense treasure in the galleons and vessels stink
that Bay. FERDINAND has directed that he should hoe
every assistance and protection afforded him that
may require in his adventurous twdertaking.
vessel wraith sailed from this country some trine
fitted with every apparatus f;.r the I cc( very ( f
treasure, will, we suppose, have re4cbed its desti,,ati4
by the time the Captoin Arrives at Vrgo. • •