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_ . s' A 1.11V,k, • War I ? N k r; \ •.! • 4 4) ..44 • \-r4*. • T . 4 3 -c 7. 9t • mra. • • - 14. 3 • es, /, I I 1 11 THE ATRE -ROYAL, DRURY - L ANE. ..0-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 6, ISO 2 will , be performed, THE MERRY WIVES OF'WINDSOR. ITH A HOUSE W TO BE SOLD. Jinn Wed 9.11-s ri• —aY, The Busy Body; Nlarplot, Mr. Bannister, Juan Mrs. Jordan. To which will be added Don -.Un •11 1 o= to übe-ToYeaThe Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd, with A EXTENSION - of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE'for the EXTEN SION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY through the Counties et' SURREY, SUSSEX and HANTS, to the Sea-Coast, held at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Wandsworth, on Timaday the 2 . 5 th day of November, r8.:2 ; . GEORGE TRITTON, Esq. in the Chair; THE Chairman reported, "th at h e an d some ot h er Members attended at the. King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuesday last, as a Deputation from this Committee, to meet the Gentlemen of Landed Property in the vicinity of Reigate and Godstone, for the specific purpose of receiving the Survey, Estimate and Report of Mr. Jessop, on the best Line for Extending the Iron Railway to London. That the Meeting was accordingly held, when Hylton 'Ai*, Esq. was called to‘the Chair. They had scarcely proceeded in the business of the day when a number of Persons connected with, or employed on the Croydon Canal,. proposed a Set of Resolutions, which they had previously drawn up, and which were totally irre levant to the business of the day. By superienumbers they carried their Resolutions, against the unanimous .opinion of the Gentlemen who had contri buted to the Survey, notwithstanding the repeated caution of the Chair Man that they were acting in opposition to a Res°» la by the: .Gronicateti rat the County, at a 'Meeting held at Reigate, on the 9th inst}uu, and which had been convened by Public Advertisertient. In consequence of this Report, it was Resolved unanimously, That the Resolutions proposed and carried by Persons interested in the Croydon Canal, at Croy don, on Tuesday the 230 inst. are totally irrelevent to the Object for which the Meeting was held, and therefore That a Meeting of the Committee and other SUBSCRI BERS to the Extension of the Surrey Iron Railway, bo held at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tueeday the 7th day of December next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, - to receive the Survey, Estimate, and Report of Messrs. jessops, for the Extension of the same to London and Ports mouth. This Day was published, price 2s. A TALE OF MYSTERY, a _ MELO - D RAMIE. - -•- Now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Coyen't-6arden; By THOMAS HOU:I:OFT:" • Published by Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St: Paul's Church-Yard. OFFICE of ORDNANCE, Noviotil,er 14, 13,2. , - • • i .- • r rHE PRINCIP,AL OFFICERS of M.; 411,, - , .1. YESTY's. ORDNANCE do hereby giVe NO/cr.; th6t Pro, , I , wals will be received at ih'eir Wee; in St. Margaret-streett Westminster, on or before. 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At the Request of several Noblemen and Sportsmen ; Shbrtly will be published, ATREATISE on the ART of SHOOTING ; Management, .Breeding, and Breaking of Pointers and Setters ; the best modes of beating, finding, and hunting Grouse, Partridges, Pheasants, Hares,. Woodcocks, and Snipes ; an Atistrati of the present: Game Laws ; and a cer tain Plan of preventing Night Poachers from destroying Ma nors ; with a number of valuable Receipts,. a►nongst which `will be a certain Cure for that dreadful Disease, called the Distemper, which has never been known to Mil in. its very worst stage; with such rules laid down as cannot fail to im prove any . 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