Star.
London, England, 1822-02-05 00:00:00

zycoult4EMENT 2.9 r, Ofl RiSCRELa
THE EDITOR OF THE iSTAR.
SIR —By way of frowluragerllent to "Am Or
BaotteLit," whose " short note of female requisit
was inserted in the STAR & tVednesday last, I Le
'to. state, front experience, the SCGOIII virtues of -
**darn Wife; and remain, •
Sir, your constant Reader,
A MARRIED MAN.
Aerated Irritating Peevish
Bold Keen •
n Cunning Long-winded Slovenly
{••• Extravagant Mereentirr Tormenting
• Giddy . .Narrow•a>.iaded. Ungovernaige
-Haughty Obitinate WastefuL

NEWGATZ Ass LRADMiIIiALL if A RKETS, Fat.
(By the Carcase.)
Beef es Od to 3s 4d I Veal "4 03 to r‘
Mutton,. ......2s 4d to 3s 4d I Pork 2s 4.1 to 4i

PRJOESor HAY A)D STRAW YESTERDAY.
►T. JADES'S. WIIITFANAryI.
Hay 31 ;11 Od to 41 .4s 01 Hay... 31 Os to 41 4;
Straw 11 76 Od to 421 Os Od Straw II as I•)
(Inver 01 oi Od to 01 Os Od Clover 41 OS to 411:

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Kent
Su,xs 2l 6s to 31 5.
Essex
Foreign 01 0i to 01 0.7,

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Kent
Sussex $1 lOs to ZI
Essex
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COAL MAI:KEI', Figs: 4'.
Sliips Sold.
17
.41
Riturnr.
Friday, at Thornton-heath, near iloydon, the wife of Ji
Itcid, Esq. of a daughter.
Jan. G, at Ito.ae, Thr,rn Ilirlrorte Wyke,
of Thomas W) se, jun. E. of the Manor of St. Jelt::,
of a con and heir.
Jan: ell, at Rathkeale, county of Li:lr.:rick, of Li
Colonel lick, of the CA flighlanders, of a son and bd.:.
Friday, at the house of Mr. Serjeant Al,Ol 1;t1,-:.
th,.! lion. Mrs. Pell, of a ettttglittr."

Ships at Market.
571 N-wcastle
9 Sunderland

Price.
53' 6,1 to 41•
Sero43 to 42

MAIL itILD.

The 29tIt NW at St. Georp!s, _llanovenequee, :he E 2
Bectivv, to Olivia, relict of the late Edward Tultc IL • .a

Friday, at Pancras Church. Jd!ln .
gineer, of Howl-lad-street, Fkirey.square, to Miss
the same place. • •
plursday, at Alverstsiie, Capt. /tibias, B. Y. to `.!;:,, n:,
01 l'ortsea.
Saturday, at limbic, the Rey. J. B. S. eartritho-, -
Sandhurst, Berke, to Harriet Elizabeth, relict of the
guctus Samuel Faulkner. '
Jan. 29, at Edinburgh, the Marquis de Mario Si.orza, to
Lockhart, daughter of the late Rear- admiral Lockhart.
Sunday se'nuight, at ..St. Sepulchre's, Mr. -Rees It. es, fi
son ot the late Rey. Win. Wes, to .31rs. Martha Hughes,
of the late L. Flugheq, Esq. of St. Anne's,' Illsekfriar4.

D 1 ED.

Jan. TS, at Ca•mpbeitown, ugud 75, Duncan Cam., b •U.
Sheriir-Substitute of XL:tyre, who held that situa.io:: ...;
last 55 years of
Thursday, ageti 85, Thomas Judson. Esq. many year, 1-
torney at Law, and Solicitor of his 'Majesty's Custarn,,
Court of ExcheTter.
Wednesday, at Dun:Erie!, Mr. William Smith, is ;:key
His death was awfully stAden—whilst in the act of spes.'t:
a man, apparently in good health, herdropped down an.O.r.-:
expired.
At Sa.. guitar, on the £s:h December, Jean, infant dau;
also cn 20tli January, Marion, aged three years, bola cY:
of the deceased Mr. George Ilaillantioe, merchant. 11)
trying dispensation, Airs. Hal:amine has been left to I.au •
loss of an affectionate husband and two promising
the short space of four months. •
Saturday se'nnight, in East-street, Portsmouth, 7.7e.1
Thomas Adams, a ntan who retained 211 his :1C71:3
paired until within two or three days of his death, a.:•
searedy knew a day's illness, till very lately, darics t..
course of his long life.

A girl, named Mary Bucket, aged seven years, w.l:,
burnt to death, doing the ahsence of her parents, who
both gone to work in Portsmouth Dock-yin!: T`..
Jacobs, who belonged to the Portsmorth orainare, svai
drowned, by being ugset in a small boat, in a- h
lionr, while dredging.

Carpe diem—
& promptly wive.
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