Star.
London, England, 1822-04-16 00:00:00

,ICE OF LEATHER

Butts, SO to 561hs each ......18d to 21d per lit.
Ditto, 56 to 661bs each —tad to .x.l
Dressing Hides ..... ..... ...... ......17d to lad
Fine Coach Hides • 18d to lai
Crop Hides, 55 to 40Ibs fur cutting l7d to 186
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs ...... .......... ....... lB6 to 206
Calf Skins, 50 t• 401bs ....... ... ........ 244 to 474
Ditto 50 to 701b5....—... ............ 46d to 55d
Ditto 70 to Stabs °id to 274
Small Seals (Greenland) lBd to —4
Large ditto 13d to Illd
Tanned (furs: Hides . .. 15d to 174
Spanish Horse Hides • 16d to 494
--..
PRICE OF COA LS

• ATM 15.
Beaumont 349. 3d.—Burdon 375. 9d.-.-Cares-hill
Felling Main n3a. 6d.—lleaton 59s.453.—Newburn 36, 51—
Ord's RallisUgh 31s.—Townley 364.—W3Mend V.'inker 41a.—
Tanfield Trader :17s. 9d.—Bartley 3d.—Walkend BedWig-
ton 2ms.--Durhant 31s. 6.:.-194 Ships at Market-3 Waifs
suldl 1 Unsold.

Tile Human H.tir is an invaluable gift of Natur: ;
it serves as an elegant ceveritig to the head, and enhare r t -
beauty of the " human face divine." Young Ladies ai: :;er.-
tlemen are particularly .tdvised to attend to the arrargetr,m of
their Hair, and keep i: in order, as the Hair, attended to hi you;!:,
is a sure preservative, aid fixes a stint:no for a beautiful I
of Hair. This will inev:taidy b the ease, by using ltowttve.,
Mates:sum On., which --rodicates the scurf easy and r{.
prevents it fatting off, or turning grey; strengthens the f lair se
as to produce beautiful flowing curls, and the hair smooth azi
' glossy. In fine, this Oil renders that inestimable ornament tri: y
elegant and beautiful; Eau' is the only preoration that really
stases nutritious virtues fcr that purpose. Its incstimettit-
tura have gained it the patronage of his Royal Highness the ad.:
of Sussex, their Imperial Majesties the Emperor an.: Fa.yress
of Russia, and the Emperor of China, by the expreu antis rity.
Particular caution is necessary in purchasing ; each get.ui,e bat-
tle is signed in red ink,' A. Rows.ano and Sox,' Vo. 1, ruiner of
Kirby-street, Hatton-garden. All others are counterfeit%

BIRTHS. •
Sunday se'nnight, at Southsea Lodge, rear Portsmouth, the
Lady of Capt. Sir James Alex. Gordon, K. 0.8 of a (latrine,.
..April 10, at .I.ympston, in Devon, the I.a.iy of Lietavnaut-
Colonel William Power, of the Royal Artillery, of a son.
• March 16, at Rome, the Lady of John Craufurd, Esq. of
Auchennarnes, of a son.
Sunday, in Park-street, the Lady of Sir Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart.
' of a daughtet.
. Saturday, atChis Lordship's house, in Portland-place, Lady
Ravenswords el a daughter.
-
MARRIED.
Wednesday, by special license, William Henry Armstrong,
Esq. late of the 55th Foot, to Josephine Catherine, only daugh-
ter of Strbastiab Gonsalez Martinez, Esq. of Euston-square.
Lately; at St. George's Clinrch, Ilanover-squ ire, Capt. John
Rutledge Kell, 2d or Queen's, to Miss E. Chantbtrlayne, third
daughter of Mrs. Chamberlayne, of Brighton.
Thursday, at Warding, Sussex, W. H. Darby, Esq. eldest sea
of John Darby, Esq. of Leap Castle, in Ireland, and of Markly,
in that county, to Laura-Charlotte, daughter of EJ. Cnrteis,
.Mq. M.P. for the county of Sussex.
Thursday, at Chichester, Peter Charles Racquet, Captain in
the 2d Regiment of die Garde Royale, Paris, to Miss Johnson.
of Salisbury.
Tuesday se'nnight, in the Chapel of the Royal Hospital, sear
Dublin, the Rev. J. H. Singer, F.T.C.D. to hfaty, eldest
daughter of the Rev. 41. Crofton.

DIED.
On Saturday last. at Teddington, JOlll2 Stephenson, Kn. of
Lombard-street, Banker, aged 60 years.
The 51st ult. aged 27, Mr. John Cogau;iurgeon,lbaratau.
Thursday, at Pines Hill, Birchanger, Colonel Welsh, in the
led year of his age.
On the sth inst. at Dorchester, of as apoplectic fit, W. Chat.
mondeley, Esq. son of G. J. Cholmondeley, Esq. Iteeeiver-Ge-
neral of the Board of Excise.
'At Gateside, Hamilton,. on the sth inst. aged 27, Mrs. Win-
tosh, wife of Capt. Wlntosh, late of the 42d Regiment.
Wednesday, Mr.. Hilliar, of Stourton, was thrown from his
horse near Wincanton,..and was.so much injured that he nevcr
spoke afterwards. His marriage was to have taken place on an
early day.
April 1, at Chipping-Sodbury. after a long and severe illness,
Mary Anne, daughter of Mr. William Higgs, of the Swan Inn.
Some months since, the deceased underwent the painful opera-
tion of having a tumour taken off her side, which weighed
upwards of !Whs. The disease, however, again returned, and
carried off its victim. 4.4

I— -a- —
NAILS Titll DA'reA SR. DIM ARS. Ml 4
Dublin 1 0 Frinte .• 1 • 0
Waterford 3 0 Hatnburgb 8 0
Guernsey aodJeroey 0 i Pleaders . 0 0
Lisbon . 0 0 .Joinaks 0 0
liolland .1 . p Ginty:lllllrib 0 0
New 2ork - 0 0. Leeward Wands 0 .0
- ......r........v.r..7•44.
LONDON ; hinted and published by Lsiv Kum, Pickett-
place, Tcairk-Bar.