Star.
London, England, 1812-01-09 00:00:00

MARGATE, JANUAR,' s'.

Many difficulties have presented themselves, in the
execution of our new pier. These might naturally
be expected, as the inevitable result of a work of such
magnitude ; and which nothing could remove but the
most judicious and assiduous perseverance.
The Winter Assemblies commenced on Thursday
evening, when upwards of ninety persons were.pre.
sent. The whole went off with much pleasantry and
spirit, and the dances of Juli inna and Paddy O'Car-
ral, Wrgianna, and the Sylph, contributed much to
enliven the scene.

A curious and hazardous performance took place I
at Dover, on the ‘24th ult. for a trifling wager, by a
Gentleman of the neighbourhood. Tturre is a shalt
excavated in Dover fr-nr Snargate-street, to the
heights, comprising 140 steps, nearly perpendicular,
and mush resembling those in the Monument of Lon-
d- n ; the Gentleman's servant first led his master's
horse up the steps of the shaft, and to the astonishment
of every person who followed him, he then led the
animal to the bottom ; after this the Gentleman
mounted, and arrived safe at the top of the shalt, in
nearly a trot, by which he won the wagt.r.
A few days since, John Statham, one of the guards
of the Dover Mail Coach, was convicted in the pe-
nalty of f 5, agreeable to the late Act, for embezzling
, the Sum of 10s.
Lately, Francis Parish, one of the coachmen of the
Deal Coaches, paid a fine of two guine:!s, for embez-
zling the sum of nine shillings of his employers.

Tuesday morning, the Rnyal Devorislaire'ancitze:
ter coach broke down in Piecasialy. Snme of the out-
side passengers were bruised from their fall. but no
one received any s-:rioug injury.
OtrnAGE.—A respectably dressed tilab, of the
name or Crosllin, who stated himself to hold a situa-

tion of £3OO a-year, was charged gt Marlborough-
street office, on Tuesday, with assailing two young I
Ladies, on Monday night, in Charlotte-,Street, Rath-
bone-place.
It appeared by the statement of the
Ladies, that they were rudely accosted by the &fen-
dant in Frith-street, Soho, on their way brine, at ten
o'clock, and they were obliged to solicit the aid of a
watchman to rid themselves of his itopettinence.—
When in Rathbone.place he again tivettoOlt them,
and followed until the complainants arrived at their
residence, in Charlotte-street, when he Made a forci-
ble entry with them, and conducted himself as a li-
bertine would do in a bagnio. There was no one in
the house but the sex vant, until the young Ladies ar-
rived, and she ran cut for assistance; and on enter-
ing the house, one of the females had her clothes li-
terally torn off her back. Previously t being taken
to the watch-house, the defendant struck one of the
ill-used females a violent blow in the face. He was
held in bail to answer the complaint at the Sessions.

The murderous instruments, the maul and ripping
chissel, of which so much has been said as to the
murders at Ratcliffe, were brought fiorn the Shad-
well Office on Tuesday, and deposited at the Public-
Office, Bow-street, by order cf the Secretary of State.
The Magistrates of the Public-Office, Bow-street,
were principally engaged tinting Tuesday and yes-
ttrday, in the investigation and private examinations,
respecting the nefarious practices lately detected at
the Admiralty, the Navy Office, Grecau ich Hospital,
&c. Mr. Cruker,- the Secretary to the Admit alty,
and other official Gentleman attended during the
proceedings. One man was under examination six
hours on Tuesday. ail
The Police officers are about to be augmented by
the addition of four to each establishment,. The Ma-
giArates who have the sole appointment of the OS-
leers, would do well to superannuate the itfai-efFeatistS.
The publicans in the parish of St. Andrew's, Hol.l
born, have formed a resolution which they are now
acting upon, of watehng alternately by threes, to
prevent depredation in the parish, amongst the forces
is Greven, the pugilist. - 1
On the night of Tuesday week, a desperate gang 1
of poachers entered Lord Middleton's preserve, at
Wollaston, and destroyed upwards of 100 pheasants;
but being interrupted by the arrival of the ke. pers A
severe struggle ensued, when the Liver were over-
powered and beaten in such an nninerciiiii wanner,
that one of them was lett on the ground almost sk .
less, and unable to reach home. The poachers effect-
ed their escape with a part of their booty. •
Thursday evening, between eight and nine o'clock,
a l'ad, sixteen) ears of age, g..)ing along Eis!lopsgate.
street with a bundle, containing table-claths, shirts,
ice. which be was carrying I tom a Gentleman's house

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',IAA, y , 1-yrin y Wern, Flint, bad-merchant.-W. Barber, Cheap-
- out in a frightful Manner ; my right was dreiidfaßy painful, sii
in Leadenhall-street, t 0 his niether in Kingsland- side, warehous.man.—E. Goldfinch, Canterbury, chymist. R. had been ill a state of ulceration for the List seven years; 'kik.
road, to wash, lie was pushed by some sharpers off Peacock, Liverpool, coach-maker.—J. Greenhalgh, Tottingtton, had also two bodes upon it, was very much discoloured, an) VI
the foot pavement into the street, when one of them Lancairer, cotton-spinner.—W. Stevens, Leeds, stone-dealer.-• me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bit 4•
snatched-the property, ran down Houndsditch, and J. Bailey, Fry's-place, Black friar's-road, taUor.,--11. Foster and I nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentabk state, I wart
W. G. Sharp, lia-ingliall-street, warehousemene-D. Stewart commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so -neat a oil
made his escape. Greek-street, Soho, jeweller.---M. Briggs Margaret. street, Ca: by them here,) to take your 1-rake's Patent Pills, whichl balllP
The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SAIXTARIS ,yendisli-square, milliner.--T. Napier, Dublin, vterchant. to do on the •_'.6th May ; in the course of a fortnigh• I I+ pa 0
11,
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. receive benefit—ln little more than a month the ulcers an
.1." head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the soresaaW/
day can bear a competition with it, in all the tide- J. Greenwood, H. Matthew, and T. Greenwood,- Roscl-bne lam. healed also: leavlrg, however; considerable dascotaialo
rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually —R.-Ainsworth, It. Ainsworth, W. Pennington, and S. Penning- than in the, skin, and pain in the bone or the sett, which, by.
cures and eradicates from the habit, without erciting i ton, Halitwel!„ Lancaster, bleacher,---R. Ainsworth, R. Alma 1 Messing of God, and a little I
worth,iacb j A
W. Pennington,
and jp°
,andJ cJ. P dlebury. Heapy, Lai/easter,- ; hie Meelteine, subsided ; the
the painful feelings and4xpostire that attends saliva-
b:croft, Friday-street—A. Boar& ; Runt aral hue, and the noctut
tion—without debilitatitikthe constitution in any de- man, H. Murcoit, and C. E., Parkes, Liverpool, ininingra-a-G. I became, by your liberal advice
gree, or even reiluiring onsfinernent from business of new and, L. liikson Adam-street,- Adclphi, fiatanalters—J, it my fornmr complaints—have
Finch, G. Arrowsmith', and S. W. Saver, Corubid,steady-its: : strength, and an, become jolly
restriction of diet. Tbeintlical -virtues of these ines-
slitnoenen warehnolutsrt.th•rnaenn:-Ai. Austin and
ts adndE.Rf; Knaptor nleightlielm• i Mined many months to tic as!
' timable Drops have proved their claim to public ats-
iseue-rYn-intsiquoifio am
tahot a
glooossdion teem,
twoliatr s,.ritngo ii
probation for mile than 30 years. In all the debility, surgeons—C. Spencer and ). Page, Nottingham, ',
of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— turves--W. Henry and S. Thompson, Manchester, manufae- 1 public as possible, u 1 shallot
whether the debility is produced by too free use of titters of mineral waters.--L'lownshend and J. Green. Diming- I• will greatly oblige, Sir, your
. Bham,.btabss-foufnders--E. Hobson, T. Todd, and J. P. Hodgkins, *ant,
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a *anti
eartirs,inacoto s-
oals ..-HG. Browne
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climate • To travellers and those going abroad, they otnr7ding
rne, JandGuWobyßuragendss‘l.r. Palmer,suiP- I-. Pre7.arseCdielaiti sold. 11-117";;'e
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- Boritedey, near Birmingham, gun-barrel maki.rs--J. Barker, N. Member of the Royal Col'llege
D. Bishop, and E. Peter, Serjeant's-Inn, Flew-street-41 Coetam No. g, New Bridge-street ; •
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old
and dM. Johnson,Leeds, York,merchants—E.4metio,O.Meyer, more than 40 years, in a
an ,
stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the
C. ofvleby,..strondo
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many 1,, eet, cil-rieja. sividiele,orintibonsen. I.
Wfilson,
jun.
sanmd A. Cure
p off Venereak Complaint
women have become mothers, who for many years chell, J. Wreaks, W. Hutton,P
A. Hill,andluaßini. Macarti:drren, Sheffield, of hsisoprote e'
shouldn.i wialthways
bad been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale merchaille-J• Shaw, It. Jobson, J. Roberts, and E Eyre, Roscoe nem himself, the advice and
land retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapide, corner place, Sheffield, merchants—J. Dinky and J. Cross, Leeds, timers to persons taltibg this Medicine,
of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belem and Sharp, York, merchants. eerning Public, as an advantage • -
ambiguity.
Portsmouth ;- Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, BIRTH:
On the 6th instant; the Lady of Mr. T. Hornsby, of r-0rn___.....h11.....1, They are oleo sold hp his
i Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Trewman, • SS, St. Allan's-street,Pall ?v,
Exeter p Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hog-' °f a son. cord-street ; Mr. Disorough'
land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac- I MARRIED. polite the Montunent ; and l
town In England, Ste. in hoses
,donald, Glasgow ; Smith; Manderston, Stott, and ' Monday, at Bangor, Henry Fynes, Esq. M.P. for Aldhorough,
ter Katherine, third daughter of the Lord Bishop of that Diocese.
tihuelnainsedivpelsaiwn
;Cargill, Edinburgh p Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck,
Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and DIED. -
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Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and ;At Bath, Mr. Dimond, Maaager of the Theatre In that elty. 1 Softness ' Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Edwar • " ilimitntross after .7 I 2
HIGH WATER A r LONDON BRIDGE TO MORROW.
and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Vend ,1. Manias ..... ... ......"?....• 25 minutes after 10 LONDON : Primed by
in bottles, asvits. Ski. 4s. 6d. Se 226. - . inatilda .............. a..........4.4...a. •. 53 minutes after lit published there, sod

;I.iiiierperseverancep.v—ixrow. aarskra;
to nodes dispersing, the dna reallf!if
carnal pains gradually going eli—cl lIIP
vice and medicine, perfectly Imelda
re recovered nay forma spiral id
Illy and tat, in which stateltaeing.*
c astonishment of all who knew arid
to repress my gratitude, but till po
ing morals, to make this nif alba
II on every occasion--in so dolt{?r
ur grateful obecisent very isurellieur
ALEX. MUAlLlifil-
ee, Edinburgh.
ti'e sole • Proprietor, Thomas Tallii
fire of Surgeons is London,* We hash
; where, aster a constant nos!tleirs OF
I practise particularly directed tr.l
atilt% and those incidental tu 6„
h that inviolable secrecy which Mg
(ways obverse hi such racer be 410
and assistance he gratuitously at'
is Medicine, will he esteemed. triad.
maze seldom attatood and rad 5
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it appointment. at elite Varfaneek.
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tiles, No. 7, fisla-strect, , 1,. ijii.' "
dby one parson hi sinth -7" '
rises only fa. ea. eith
1 wawa'
Me reby parsons of '•
secrecy. ' 142 .. :1•/L' 4
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