Star.
London, England, 1829-07-23 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

On the evening of the 21st, at his Lordship's residence
in Portman-square, were married by special license. by the Right
Hon. Lord Fazomuc Boauciano. DLA. (t►e ceremony having been
previously performed according to the rites of the Roman Catholic
Church. by the Right Rev. Dr. Bsoatssuna, V.A.) the Hon. Rs-
'RAID Psras, youngest son of the late Roust Rawass Lord
Pavia, to Latina Maw, fourth daughter of the Right Hos. Lord
and Lady Swamis. There were present at the marriage the re.
liaises of the two noble families--thus of Howaso. Peas, STA!.
roan. Jraitneonaw, Du.s.osi. Cu►roas. and Guns. Mrs. File.
mama: was also present at the ceremony ; soon after which the
Hon. Mr. and Mrs. ZDWASIO Puma left town for lord Dsasaat's
vMa, at Wimbledon.
MRS. JOIIidES KRIGHTS FETE.

This elegant entertainment was given yesterday, on the
same spot where the Countess of CATHCART entertained
the Fashionable World some years ago, Mr. JaxKlas'
nursery-grounds, in the Regent's Park. It was called a
dtjeotai• a-lalourchette.
Tlie company began to arrive at half-past two o'clock ; the
breakfast took plate at half.past five. At half-past ail the grounds
abounded in novelty. The tables were an laid in natural alcoves :
there was one in particular which excelled any thing of the kind
we ever saw, in which was placed a table of great length, and when
viewed in perspective, the effect was beautiful beyond description.
Whilst some danced, or promenaded, others amused them elves
with new French games, be. There were country dances an the
lawn to the music of Weippert's Sae band. The viands and the
wises were provided by Means. Gunter, in their usual style of
excellence. Tea, coffee, and ices were served op at seven ; and
country dances and quadrilles were rimmed till near nine, when
the party broke up.
Among the company were :
Several foreigners of diminction. Duke of Somerset and the
Ladies St. Maur, Doke of Grafton and the Ladles Fitzroy, Lady
'Bluebell and Mies Palk, Lady Caroline Barham, Mr. and Miss
Barham, Colonel Hugh and Mrs. Berme, Mr. Stirling, Colonel
Lanai Stanhope. Lady Caroline Stanhope, Mr. Henry Francis
Rased, Captain &barb Mimes Blackwell, Miss John.,, Be..
Mrs. Fane Lord John Fheroy, Mr. Vytyan, Lady Farquhar,
Mr. Robert Knight and Miss Knight, Mr. Stanhope, Tiscoontere
Keith and Miss Blphisstene, Mrs. Johrstene.

Messrs. GAMUT and GIBBOS, of Portsmouth, have
addressed the following letter to Mr. Davis's, which was year*,
posted at the North and South American Caw House, is refe-
rence to the react km at the equipment of ten sail of die Noe
a We have received your favour of yesterday, annexing a copy of
it letter to you, purporting to have been written and subscribed
•H. Tuossas' for our Ina. dated 19th inst. Is reply, we beg to
state we have SO venom in our establishment of the OWN of
Thome ; neither have we theism' distant knowledge of the letter
in peados ; and as it appeared is the public prints, we request you
I will be pleased to disavow it on our behalf. We remain, die. am"
From Alexandria of the 18th of May, we hear that the
Bey has an idea of establishing a bank, with a capital of two mil-
bons of piastres. He is not ping to send say troops to the assis-
tance of the Grand Belgner, in lieu of which be will forward a
subsidy.
MALDON INDEPENDENT CLUB.—The Members of
this Club dined together on Thursday, at the King's Head Ina.
Mahlon, when T. B. Lessard. Beg. one of the Representatives of
the Borough presided.
NAUTICAL Ex PIRIMENTS.—A series of experiments
has recently been made at Chatham, under the superintendence of,
the Commander-in-Chief, Vice- Adn.iral Sir Wary Blackwood,
K.C.B. sad hear-Admiral Sir Edward Owen, K.C.B. The ob-
ject was to ascertain the beet out of three plans submitted to the
Admiralty, for unikiding and Adding the topmasts of his Majesty's
ships, a very Important operation, particularly in severe pies.
Our readers will recollect the dreadful calamity which
befel the Rev. Mr. Wass, the curate of Newark, who was
struck blind by lightning while performing divine service is the
parish church. The Archbishop of Toni has given him permission
to absent himself frem his duties fee the benefit of his health, and
has most kindly awed to provide a substitute at his Grace's own
manse.
The ancient Spartans worshipped an image of Mars
chained down, and the At sae of Victory without
both Peke the same resess.-Ids. that their gods Wen I:erigst
side to desert them.

THE ANSWER OF GREECE TO ENGLAND,
al s_s INSMONIINI TO amens TO MIST AL& VIII INIANCOAtii
1 DAPTIMIN. =Pt TOT MASSA AND TES CYCLANis.

Hdlg nemeeposed smote
Time turbaned foe,
Greyed the berm giam's throat.
And laid him lew !
gni mid lotrigoen mete
Het weal or wee?
Ragland! 'midst Hereges best
Is dame the dabs ?
in. steed by Fausemee pen—
India deck she none
Aiding her ease the mat?
Hark, um thy dome!

Uncalled France sent bee bold,
And still defends us ;
And frugal Akmine gold
Which yet befriends as.
Those steamers Inland mid.
These sums she Inds es—
Tiny lied the loading waves.
Cones of ships I
These make rich canting dams.
Worthier et whips I
Ileac whet this Garden naves
With boded lips :
Beg back the balled Turk,"
Britannia cries :
" Undo year boy work,
" Yield every prise--
•• Though Freedom's Scar grow murk,
" Onnun's Moen rise."
No! they dial share our lot
Who helps eel strife :
Rosman Asps the spot
In death as life,
Where that night's random shot
Widowed his wife!
Thee ! that bast feigned te stone
liberty's Ism.
Rogiand—may Grada's cane
Cling to thy Name !
Demons wish edgers wens—.
Thee, sty W mass.
Hellos dean the trades
Taught thee by hell :
How scalped Mine Indian blithe,
Let history
ten—
Reid o'er war abriekkag maids
Rocket and shell!
Rd, to year miles then,
Threegh it's dun mist,
Dooms Mame% 'awry rear,
Caress are hissed :
Doers-12 gaik and gore,
ristws—in twist! SIGMA.