Star.
London, England, 1803-01-24 00:00:00

WALTON-LODGE, JANUARY 14,1803.

INTENDED IRON RAILWAY from jhe THAMES thro'
the Parithee of Walton, Cobham. St@te, Great Bookham,
Little Bookbam, and Fitcham near to Leatherhead, in the
wady of Surreys

AT the requeft of feveral refpeltable Gentlemen
in this Neighbourhood, I hereby appoint a Meeting of
inch Perfoos who with to tike meafures for promoting an Iron
aiiwav a.; above deferibed, on Monday the ,;tit mama, at the
White Lion, Cobham, at it o'clock in the forenoon.
ED. PEPPIN, Re Sherif.

o.*T a Meeting of the Trußees of the Fund
fulareribed by the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY
*NORFOLK, in the Intereft of Sir JACOB HENRY
ASTJ.EY, Bar, and THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Efq.
for defraying the Expences of the late Scrutiny for the Paid
County, held at King's Lynn, the 19th day of January, 1803,
ANTHONY HAMOND, Efq.io the Chair,

The Treaforen reported, that after difeharging the Espencel
of the Scrutiny, there remained in their Hands the fum of
nix 30.9(1.

. It was moved and feerindede that it be propored to the 9tib-
feribers at large, that the I'M Balance of 61231...;5. 9d. be paid
over to the Agents of Sir Jams A9TLIT and Mr Coe?. to
defray the general Expenees of their Elodtion. Upon which
it was Rated by T11011(AS BACIet, Efq. and EDMUND ROLle,
Eli. at the particular requeft oi Sir Janos As and Mr.
Coat, that they felt much gratified by the zealous exertions of
their Friends, throughout the whole of the laze unprecedented
Conteft—

That as the attack upon the Votes of the Freeholders by the
Scrutiny wet of a perfonal nature, they could not refute them
the fats scion of defending, at their private espence, their
franehifes, which were proved to have been unjustly attazked ;
but whiff they held the honourable amnion of Reprefen•ativea
for the County of Norfolk, they entreated no meafure might
be pmpofed with refpeet to the general Eapence of the EleCtion,
which could in any degree law the confeioufnefs of their 're-
lent Independence.
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II It was moved and carried unaninamilly, that Roarer
Pixie era r E. be requrfted to accept a Piece of Plate of
the value of Fifty Guineas, as a mark of rerped from the Free-
holders of Norfolk, for his attention to their interefts during
the whole of the Scrutiny.
It *as moved and carried tmanimoufly, that 501. per Cent.
be immediatelv returned to each Subferiber to the aforefaid
Fund. to be paid at the Banks of Mars. Gurney, in Norwich
,and Lynn. That there Refolutions be printed In the Norwich
Papers, the Bury Paper, the' Morning Poft and the STAR ;
and that a Copy be tent to each Subferiber. •
The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman, for
his attention to the Barriers of the Day, and the Meeting a I-
joursed. ANTHONY HA MONO, Chairman.

• P
I • . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
,UrHE.REAS many Ladies and Gentlemen
• • frequently fuffcr great pecuniary Inconvenience from
'mint of knowing forme -efnedtable channel through 'Mote Ne-
i Ilium they may be accomtpodated with temporary or recta-
' rent Sums of Money, all Perimt in poffelEm of Incomes aril.-
front Freehold. Copyhold, pr Leafehold Eftates, in Land
ertioures, Money in the Funds, Rent 1 dharges,Marriage Set-
Gement.. Widow. Jointures, s, Patent AnnuldePlaces, Cier-
! gymen'. Livings, or any other income for comb Life, may
!be fupplkd with temporary art Sumbermanen of Meaty to
I any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereß for the
Ifame. redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility
and Gentry of known property may be accommodated on their
perfsnll Security. Perfonal applications will be received every
day till three o'clock, and Letters from Correfpnodents in town
or country (pat paid) will be immediately anfwered, addrefed
to Meffrs. Harrb and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 9, Great
'Suffolk *met, Oaring CMS.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY.
TO BE SOLD,

ffillE COLLIERY of•BALLYCASTLE, on
the Sea Coaft of the County of Antrim, (in [reboil.)
This Colliery is of very confiderahle extent, and contains a
raft fund of very fine Coal, whit]; hitherto hu bum very im-
pufedly worked.
There are l ands anneied, containing upwards.of sso Acres
Arable. and rao Pafture, Plantation Medi! re ; and if a greater
quantity should be required, the Pun:tufa may be accommo-
Idated with other Lands contiguous.
This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of any Om
damn or Company difptifed to perchafe fuch Property.
Application to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart. Efq.
Attorney, Marlborough-ftrect, Dublin; or to Alex. M'Nellk,
Ballycaltle, who will give every =diary information refpait-
Mg the Thk,

HULL DOCK SHARES. .
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION.

At the Dock Dace, in Kingfton.upon-Hull, on Thurfday the
44th day of February, 1805, predrill? at Twelve o'Clock
at Noon; under the powers of as Ad of Paritamentmaffect
ka the 434 Year of the Reign of his relent Mtjefty, tee
snaking addEional Docks at Kingfton-tipon-Hull,
Prf t fuels Conditions as than be then prudoced,
FWE NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for
Making DOCKS at Mileage-arm-Hen.
Each Share will be pot up feperately.—No part of the per.
chafe money, wept a &pat of 54 per Cent. will be required
to be paid until the 6th day of April next.

. . _
Eachurehafer of a New Share wiU be entitled, from the t ft
day of January MB. to the fame Dividends and Privileges as
the Fr, nt Propricton of Dock Skim.

Further particulars may be known by applying tn Mr. Fmk
Solicitor, or Mr. Leech, Clerk to the Dock Company.
Hall, Jan. 14, 1!03.

01.0UCESTERSHIRE.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Meffrs.HODSKINSON and Co.

At Carraway's Coffealumfa, Cluegt-Ancy, Ueda+,

OD Monday the 7th day of February, tit-33, in Lots,
THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly de.
firable Freehold Elate, continue of a Capital Manor
Farm, and nearly One Thoofend different Copyholds, within
the Tithing, of Sherykornbe. Ldge, Spa...abed, and Stroud.
End, extending over fevers! Thoufand Acres of land, with
Fines, Chief Rent, Quit Rents, and }ferias.
The Manor Farm- Houle. with requifite Olkes, Is Steered
on a healthy fpot, commanding extenne Views of the beautiful
Vale of Paiaiivla, lying exceedingly compiet, in the centre of
g3o Acres of rich Arable, Pallor*, and Meadow Land, with
two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through
and uniting in the fame, very convenient for ending Mills,
with median fails of Water, of from is tots feet, and might
be very advintagenuffy ufed for the ManufaCtory carrying on
in the Neiglibourttood.
And alto ire leveret Pared, of Wood'and, part inebfed,
Well flocked with Beech, Oak, and AO, rtees, lying within
the Manor, containing Olt Acres, the whole of the eftimated
value of needy Seel. per annum.
Mr. Wm. Baylis, of fainfwiek, will (hew the Prelnifes, of
whom printed Particulars may be had; al Mara. Dunn ~Sdllc-
lots, Lineolo's-Ims; and of hleffm Hnalicialon and Co. Sur-
veyors, Arundelflrret, Stand, Leaden& Wares Plena the
kiting may be lees.

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DON RAPHAEL. A Romance, in 3 vols.
By GEORGE WALKER,
_ . _ _ _

Authc;r of the Three Spatiiartl4, &z.

Now an my foul, 'tis what an outrag'd heart
Like yours—fhou:d I-1 (Muhl hy, I leat.'n, eftte:n it
Molt eaquilite revenge, i cascara

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