Star.
London, England, 1802-11-25 00:00:00

TM liSDArt. NOVEMBER Vt,lBcri

RICTINSIOItho SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
AT a Meetin convened by public Advertife-
man, and held at the King's Arms Inn, Croydon, on
Tuftlay the s3d day November, dos,
HYLTON LLIFF4. in the Chair
Refolved, Thit it Appears to eetlng, that lien*
Iron Railway from Croydon to' Thames at Wan pi
and the prefect Canal from Croydon to the Thames at .4.
hithe and Vauxhall, are fully adequate to all the purpofes of
communication between this part of the country and the me-
tropolis; and that, confequently, any branch from the prefesit
-Railway to London is wholly unnecellary.
'Refolved alfo, That upon•more mature eadderation of the
projfti-' ad cacao° of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon
to Reliate and Oodftone,ii is the opinion-of this Meeting that
it is advifable to defer any further proceeding refpeCting the
fame, .until she pradLicability of making a Canal through that
onantry to Portfmouth, Stall be afeertained by a report dilly
e from M. Rennie on that folded.
lfliadteti t thefe Refolutions be printed in the fame Papers in
'which this Meeting was advettifed. And
That the Thanks of dd. Meeting be given to the Chairman
for his impartial candud lathe Chair.
HYI.TON JOLLIFFE, Chairman.

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FOR ACCOUNT OP THE P/IfyFACTUREItS.
Exempt from the Au4tlon duty, agree-al:4 I tp At! of PArliamettL
On Wednefday the zit of Deiitmber,
MERAC: SON, and Co. will flkteetol. to Public
, Sale at their Warehoufes, No. 78, fferst,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BRITISH MCI GOOD&
Confilthsg of •
ToPoo Pieces l3slafores, Shawls, &c
Jaconets, Books, Tambotir, • -
6,500 Pullicats,Callicoes,Q2iltings, giffe
feymeres, Coatings, Norwich Shawls, &e.
With a variety of other Goods. u.
Two Months Prompt. M. L..MERAC,jim. Broker.
Catalogues to be had as above, and at the New Yorh and
Tom's Coffee Houfes.

OEMS
This day were pu. tithed, Price ss. boards,
TABLES for the Purehaling and Renewing of
Leafes, both for Tains of Yimui certain, and for Lives; to-
gether with &Res for determining the Value or the Rev erfion of
Eftates after any inch Leaks, and for the Solution of other ufe-
fill Problems; illuitrated by a great variety of examples, and
explained in a clear and Ample manner. To which is added
an Appendix, containing, befides the demonftrations, fome
Remarks on the Method adopted by Dr. Price and Mr. Mor-
pn, for finding the Value of Annuities payable half yearly and
liarteriliaFßANClS BAII.Y, of the Stock Exchange.
N -ud of W. J. and j Richardfon, Royal Exchange.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD 817 AUCTION--By Mr. WELLER,
On the Premifes, onMonday, the 29th Novembcr, 1802, pre-
cifely at Twelve o'clock,
By order-of the Executors of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following
Eftates, all &tire at Brighton :
Lot a. A TRULY defirable TAVERN, called
L X The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefe bas been
eltablifhed for more than half a Century; comprifing an ele-
gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous aiting
and o,eping Apartments, making up upwards of iobeds; ex-
tenfivc Yard, capaciousV7ineVaults'Cellars,
Beer a good ac-
cuftalied Tap, attached Stables, 27
stalls, and Rending for at
Carriages. •
It , Lot *—A clearable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fuldtantial
' brick Houfe, with ferni-bow front, Mom the bafement to the
third floor, fituate on the molt eligible part of the Cliff, con-
fdting of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walh-houfe, fix Dining
Rooms, an. elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed-
chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This Ives
'originally two Hooks; admirably calculated for a Board and
Lodging Honk, and now ufed as an appendage to the Old Ship
Tavern.
Lot 3—A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn,
and feveral ft2bles, containing upwards of 5o Italia, and hand-
ing for 3o carriages ; a Granary, that will contain sao quartette
of corn, Ice-honk, &c. fitnate in North tweet.
Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Lodging Honk, In
Black Lion-ftreet, with a (mall detached ;ionic and Garden.
Lot 5.—A neat Houk, frondng the Batt Oilf, let to Mr.
Cohen.
Lot 6—A good Public Houle, called the Little Cattle, ad-
joining to Lot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford,
let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will.
Lot 7--. A molt defirable Garden, with Green4tonfe, and
forcing Fritit-boufes, with lofty and fuldtaadal walls, well
planted and 'cropped. .
Lot a...A walled Garden adjoining.
Lot 9—One Ditto.
Lot so-4 most valuable Freehold and CoPyhold nate,.
called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is
unquelttonably among the molt clearable Scites to build on, and
brill be dividedinto feveral Lou.
And on Tuefday, the 3oth November, and following days,
All the LOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of *e late Mrs.
, limes, in Black Lion-Itreet, together with the ,the
of the
adj.:doing Lodging-houfes.
' Printed Particulars may be had, at the adjacent Market
1 Towns ; the Place of Sale ; the Chapter Coffee Houk, Lon-
' don ; and of Mr. Weller, at his Upholftery and Cabinet Ware-
houfe, Chichelter. .•
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DeasitllM Is. 6d.
agog by Pe
TO HIS MAJESTY,
VIE ANNIVERSARY 'SERMON of the
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. -,
Preached at GROSVENOR CHAPEL,
On the Bth of ApclL
With LOCAL ALTISATIOSS,
* At Elbeasooo's CSORCII, SOUTHAMPTON,
• On the 2oth lane.
HELIER's, to the ISLAND of JERSEY,
On the 28th of July, aos.
* RICKARIS VALPY, D;D. A. F. S. •
erria NOTTS ST ran AOTOOlt;
And ea APPENDIX on RESUSCITATION,
BY THE SOCIETY, •
Sold by Rivingtoo, Pridden, Sewell, and photon.
This day-Naas publifhed,
Price tisand as. or 225. a dozen to thole who buy them to give
away, a New Edition, being the Twenty-fifth, of
THE PIOUS tgIiNTRY PARISHIONER
berated how to lend miry day through the whole
etedabf.his Ilfe,lea religious and aseeptible martals.• Advice
Arm to keep the Lord's Day holy. A- Comae of man the
#Ol, Scriptmes, wherein is thews how much they oat do in
*memo di the Rube of Human Art A right Method of
Ilikedlort. The ill codequences of withholding Infra ltion
from Children; how to fubdue their Paffioas and make them
a comfort to the Made, and a Biding to the World. The
Peafts and Fags t To *hid: are added, Collate on fevend oe-
cartons : Alb, &Monde concerning the indifpadble, though
iniCountry Padiskamehtqdnfted Duty of recdving the bleed
Sacrament of the Lewes Supper; wherein the Nature of it is
deferibed; the Obligadoos of -frequenting it enforced : All the
wefts, urea, brought for the negleft of itomfwered. The
ignorant Perfon taught what he mutt do Weeder to be a worthy
Communicant. And beeaufe all mutt die, Rules are giveer for
a devout Behaviour in the Time of Sieknefs ; and Dlres
laid down how to prepare for a happy Change at Death.
Printed for F. and C. Rivingeou, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-
yard; R. Baldwin ;G. and J. Robiufon ; W3litte; and C.
Law.
P. S. This Book is in the Lift of Books rodelliinended and
difperfed by **Society for promoting ChriftlatilLoilwiadge.
TO BE SOLD, •
ITT-1E perpetual Advowfon of the Reitory Of
REARS Y, in the County of Leicefta, scompollog the
itedorial Hoak, which is eligibly fituated in the Parini of
Rearfby aforefaid, within Seven Miles of Leicefter, Eight of
Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and, Els of (ltpru- '
don, to ail which places there are capital Turnpike Roads ;
with leveret Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow,- and Pafture
Ground, in the Lorddip or .Lifierties of Rearby afordeid,
containing togaher 33S Acres and upwards. Alto the Tithes
of about 24 Acres of old lnelofure, which are taken in Kind,
and feveral Money Payments in lieu of Tithes, Ming out of
about 13 Cottage Hodesin Rearazy aforefaid.
There is no Hamlet within thePartlhe and only one Church
to Carve. The prefent Incumbent is sown* Of 7,5 years old,
and very infirm.
Further Particulars may be 'had by applleatke to the Rev.
Mr. J. Parfons, of Readby ; or Mara King, Cooke, and King,
Attendee, Leieefter.

WORCISTERSHIRE.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSE,
At Eveikam, with Immediate Poffeflion.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday, the 13th day of December next, at the Crown Inn
in Eveham, Worceiterlif re, between the Hodrs of 3 and 5
in the Evening, fulled to the Conditions of Sale, which
ilia be then and thaw produced (adds patvioully difpofed
of by_ Private Canna, of which initant notice will be given
in this Paper,)
ALL that tpacious and capital FREEHOLD
MANSION HOUSE,fubitandally bulit and in complete
repair, eligibly Owned in the cant of the Barosigh of Evelbain,
the late property and tefidemee of Chides Wddt, lifq.decesfed,
which cenaprifes admirable roomy anhad allsin, a vettibule,
lofty eating and drawing-rooins,of large dlatenions, numerous
excellent 4ry bed-chambers, convenient brims' apartments,
two kite s, brew- hours, watt-honfe, laundry, liable, granary,
and all other ufeful buildup, tagmher ark! a garden,
,locked with fruit-awake/11W, width ohm* from the
Houk near to the Bank sbf die Wan Avon, and eneamendslunt
riant views of the ilarrotading rich vale of E 11161111; tbe whole
forming a finguhirly complete and truly delirdde refidenes
for a Gentleman of Wye family; the hoofs ndght at a fmall
expeng be converted into two houfes, each of which would be
extremely well eakuLsted for any trade or Wands which re-
quire* a Dap in front, and roomy warehoufes behind, and the
garden, Ban its convemientlituation to the Avon, is a very de-
Arable fpet for a yard, or for ereding wueboufes, and as the
Propeletor of *etc Palau will be entitled to atight of road
through the adjoining houfe,a wadeable part of it might be
ferreted. from the Houfe, without the fmaliel. incouve
!artier Particulars may be known at the Oda of Long add
Bale, Solid Upton upon Severn, Worodkrildre. ,
, The may be accommodated widi Pon cif lb Per-
i doh Mi.* es litiopp.

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ritubt'six.pENcE.

•• -. TANWERS. •
• To he Let—and entered upon iminediately,
A LARGE and Convenient TAN YARD, iri
'Aleitnit Band's, fittutted in a defirable part of the County
of *fits.
For furthet Particulars apply either perconally,nr hv Letters•
(post paid), to Mr. Wm:ltolliday, IVlalmibury,

op MONDAY NEkT THE ENGLISH RTATE LOT-
TERY COMMENCES DRAWING: •
THE TICKETS and SHA on Sale,
ge the Liseneed State Lottery Offices, the Corner of
/Irak Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's
Mows, Charing-crofs, of RICHARDSON, 000DLUCK•
acid Co.

ON, OR BEFORE NEXT MONDAY MORNING.
NINE O'CLOCK.
• TO BE DISPOSED OF,
rirW ENTY-FIV.E THOUSAND POUNDS
in a Ticket,. Half, Quarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth Shares,
as may be molt agreeable to the Purchafet, at
Mcirrs. HORNSBY and Co.'s •
STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. a 6, CORNHILL,
, Oppollte the Royal Exchange.

BETWEEN TETSWORTH AN .: OX=
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.
On Friday, the s‘th loft. at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Cord
hill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots,
THREE very VALUABLE and IMPROVE-
ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and ARABLE FARMS,
with other rich grazing and tillage-'ands attached and near
thereto, (the land-tat on which has been red-emed) molt ad.
vantageouily fituated on each fide of the turnpike- road, between
Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former, and feven , . .
or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile•ftone and ' TAKE •NOTICE-25,c001. FOR THE FIRST DRAW?*
Wheatly-bridge a part of which, to the extent of fifty-fix acres ' TICKET, ON MONDA.Y MORNING NEXT, Kr.
In three caoltreetile meadows,lies ou eac!, fide of die faid bridge, I NINE O'CLOCK.
Is de Welke( 11110-atese neat' The feeereligeete WC CARROLL and Co, at their Fortunate Office
Milks. Flame, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who ho can year
INo. 26, Oxford.fireet, sow Itaelsisous-placi, Lendop,
not to year at old refits (except Mr. Hearne, who has a !cafe, of ' recommend to Adventurers an immediate Purchafe, and
which s years are now unexpiresil; Iffiewife the Manor of Chil- I
i to let flip the Golden Opportunity.
worth, in Which hinnlet, in thelrarith of Great Milton, thefe Tickets and Shares are to be had hi great variety at their
Office where the following Capital Prizes have been Sold end
lie ; together with the right of fithery in the River
" , Shared laicYear :-.4410, 6,343) a Prize of so,oool,Shared in
Theme, and three Ayotts therein.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printel Par- Thee and Ten Sixteenths; No. 2,171, ro,000l.; No.
Tote • Shared-in One Qua-ter, Two, Eighths, and
ticubrs may be had ; alto at the Toll-houfe at IN heatly-bridge ; 3,996,
Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Telfworth ; Red Lion, Eight Sixteenths; No. 657, z,000l; No. sr,ooo, xpool.; No.
Wycomb and Henley; of the Printers of the Oxford and „,4.,
aw,v
&c. and the Money paid en -demand.
591 ',ma; No. 15,211, 2,ce01.; and No. '33,120, spool.
Reading Papers; Mr. Hollier, at 'risme ; Mr. Carter, Staple-
fitc .
Inn, Holborn ; Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine„ Land Surveyor, Schemes to be had Gratis.
Charlotte-fired, Bloomfbury, London ; where, and at Mr. . .
Wilier 's, a Plan may be Peen.

NEXT MONDAY WEEK
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THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. •-•
A T HODGES and Co's. Offices, No. • - •
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ift* fordallreet, and No. 44, St. james'e-ftreet, the folloWitlg
Capital Priles were Cold, (hared, and reglitered laft year, 'via.
No. 29,467 a Prize of £.20,000
No. 15,705 • - - • 20,000
No. 24,787 - a - zo,ooo
No. 28,060 - - - 5,000
No .30,333 * - - 5,0
No. 28,898 - - spoit
In the prefent Lottery are—
Prizes of £-25403
- 16,4705 •
3 • - SPX'
And other Prizes, amounting in the while to 288,004
tiff
above Tickets and Sharp are on Sale,ie great variety:tat thsi
above Offices. • , • .
N. B. The Firfr drawn Ticket W9I be entitkd t 0 eppeol.

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