... 34, in Baker-street, Portman-square ; consisting of very excellent chamber, drawing-room, and parlour lurniture, with noble pier glasses, and beautiful carpets, large sideboard of fashionable plate, valuable diamonds, neck-laces, ear-rings, and other costly ...

... and other sideboards, sets of ca- pital mahogany patent dining tables, handsome winged, dwarf, and olher wardrobe-*, noble pier and chimney glasses, complete dressing und wnshhand stands, cbeval ami toilet glasses, chests of drawers, and every chamber ...

... Proprie tore will not be accountable for luggage, or nny parcels taken by passeagers. Passengers can gel on board frnnr Ramsgate Pier, or land there at all limes, without going into boats, or they may be landed at, or taken on board off Broiirf- statrs, free ...

... Bed Linen, noble Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mirrors, a Chamber Organ, India Gouc valuable and extensive Library of Books, and numerous Ef- fect., of Mr. William Lushington, sen. The Book-, are in ex cellent preservation, and include Hasted's Kent, Mail land's ...

... , of Cambridge, who takes Eight Gentlemen, will havp THREK VACANCIES, after Christmas. His residence i- a few miles from Hastings, and only one mile and a half from the sea shore. Terms, under fourteen years of age. Eighty Guineas ; above that age, One ...

... .. ; C. | ' E. Michele, Esq., 3, Lancaster-place, Savoy ; F. Helps, Esq., 81, | Change-alley ; C. E. Wagstaff, Esq., 14, Hasting.-.treet. Judd- j street ; T. s. Cale, Esq., 80, Newman-street ; H. Inskipp, Esq., North and -null American Coffee House, ...

... prior t.> the sale, at the Libraries ; Castle, Hastings ; the Office of th. Lewes Journal, Lewes; Old Ship, Brighton; Su— e\ \rrn-, Tonbridge Wells; of Messrs. Bishop, Thorpe, and Bi-ho*., Solicitors, Hastings; the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. ?? llobins's ...

... the valuable manor of Farnborough, in Kent, fourteen miles from London, upon the Turnpike Road, leading to Tonbridge and Hastings, and extending over the townships of Farnborough, Chelsfield, West Wickham, Pauls Cray, and Keston, with courts baron, courts ...

... at their own residences. HASTINGS,? Tne PaRAOON NEW POST COACH, (in eight hoars') through Battle, anif Tun - brioge, leaves ihe Ball Inu, Aldgate, every day ?? Sunday) at a qu at ter before two o'clock, to the Castle Hotel, Hast bigs, from whence it returns ...

... tables of superior wood, 12 Spanish wood sideboards, three sets of dining-room curtains, with one of the handsomest French pier glass, and table for the end of any room in England, by Nias and Co. Agents, 32, Berner's- street, Oxford-street. EARL COUNTERS ...

... solemnly asserts she can do, and after what has passed, and before other events take place, it would be honourable? it wonld the hast. Ask that Friend if itwoold not be so. F. knows of the treachery of one. of her once sincere friends. C~in*ISTMAS PRESENT? ...

... BRIGHTON to DIEPPE, every SATURDAY. Two Vessels now fitting out will go four times a week to Dieppe from Newhaven or Brighton Pier, when the safety andennvenienceofthe passengers will permit. In June, superior Packets will ply between London, Dunkirk, Antwerp ...