Star.
London, England, 1802-11-05 00:00:00

EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
Reigate, OAR. 12, 1802.
ADEPUTATION from the Committee for the
intended EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAIL-
WAY, through the Counties of Surrey, Suffex and Hants, to
the Sea Coat, having this Day attended us, with Mr. Jeffop's
Report, and the Plans and Sedions for part of the faid pro-
pored Line, and to commusicate to us the utility of the fame:
We, the Magiftrates affembled at the Petty Seflions held
'here this Day, dp hereby give Notice That a Public Meeting
will be held at the Swan Inn, In Reigate, on Tuefday, the 9th
Vay of November sett, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to
take the above Plan into C,onfideradon, when it is hoped the
Noblemen and Gentlemen interefted therein will give their at-
dakge. ROBERT HUDSON,

ROBERT LADBROKE,
CHARLES BIRKHEAD,
HYL'fON JOLLIFFE.
WM. JOHN JOLLIFFE.

A LL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands
os the late General Sir ROBERT SLOPF.R, K. B. of
Weft Green Houfe, near Hartford-bridge, Hants, deceafed, are
requefted to deliver in, to his Executors, at the Office of Man.
Sloprr and Allen, No. 68, Great Ruffell-street. Bloomfbury, an
Account of the nature and particulars thereof. that the fame
nity be examined and Mid.—And all thofe who flood indebted
to him, at the time of his deceafe, are requefted to pay the
amount of their Debts to his faid Executors, in Ruffell-greet
aforefaid.—Odtober Zo, 1802.

ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands
on the late Mrs. SARAH STOKES KNOWLER, of
Weft Green Houfeotear Hartford-bridge, Hants, deceafed, are
requefted to deliver in, to her Executors, at the Office of Meffrs.
Eloper and Allen, N 0.68, Great Ruffelllftreet, Bloomfbury, an
Account of the nature and particulars thereof, that the fame
may be examined and paid.--And all chafe who flood indebted
to her, at the time of her deceafe, are requefted to pay the
Amount of their Debts to her faid Executors, in Ruffen-
ftreet aforefaid ...01ftober 30, gon.

SECOND LOTTERY, 18oz.
No. COENEILL. and No. 9, CEARING CROSS.
rr BISH, with the molt fincere gratitude, re-
-a- • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, fur
the very diftinguillsed preference fbewn to the above Offices in
the late and former Lotteries, and folieits a continuance of that
favour, which it ever (hall be Rudy to deferve.
TiscETS and SUARES are felling in great variety on the fame
terms as every other Office of equal credit; and the extraordi-
nary fucccfs which Purchafers at the above Offices have cape-
ienred, added to the punfitiality obferved in the payment of
sii Prizes, are cireumitances well known.
The SECOND Lottery co:anal of 32,000 Tickets;-..total
amount of Prizes 288,000 L; and begins Drawing the 29th of
next Month. _ _

There will be a THIRD Lottery, the inftant the feeond is
finiChed, which will confift of 44,000 Tickets ;—total amount
of Prizes 395,0001.
Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and all bufincfs in the
Public Funditrancaded with fidelity and difpatch.

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