... citf of Canterbury to the town and port Sandwich, in tf county Kent; received the Royal Assent on Frida/ last, commission. An indictment was tried on Wednesday at the Kcfll Assizes, Maidstone, against J seph Cator, esq. for mg written and published certain ...

... i Wwi-mR-strcct, warehouse lT) en and panner*. AnoMicy, Mr. Philip Hurd, Val s-inn, Ruffed, cf Maidstone, Kent, hop-merchant. Attorney, Mr. Wildes, Maidstone, or Mr. Aik mon, Chan fery-lane, London. Elliott Scott, Upper Bcrkley-srrcrt, Porfmansqutre, ...

... Birminic- ham, factors.' R. Wordon, Pincock-mill, Lancashire, miller. J. Johnson, Manchester, merchant. E. Rus- sell, Maidstone, Kent, hop -merchant. H. Collings and R. I. Gifford, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, skinners. C. E. Scott, Upper Berkley ...

... evidence, that the young gentleman was inane, both it that time, and br a considerable time before, he was acquitted. KENT ASSIZES.—A( Maidstone came on before Sir BEA HOTHAM a Trial for an Assault, in which Mr. Turner, a young Attorney, was Plaintiff, and ...

... ; and at Uie se- veral Inns at Ware aforesaid. . * ?? v ail u,t - PUNCTUALITY IN BOOT-MAKERS.— -L ihe numerous complaints that arc made of a want of punctuality in Boot and Slice-makers, induce! W. HICK- SON to re .inmend himself to Gemlemen in general ...

... i'qu:ire,. . , - FREEHOLD, Kent.—Rv Mr. Rohl NS, at Gar••• raway'S .'Chant2e-alley, Cornball, -on - Wedhe 2,t ft in at . Tw s .'lve, ' FREEHOLD-EiTATE, fittiate at WeToern- Greeic, in the parilh of Brafete-ad, in the county, Kent,. cordifting of to haclpiuves ...

... for more eucctua-lly Repairing the Road from the Stone's End, in Kent-street, in the Parish of St. George, Southwark, to Dartford, and other Roads therein-mentioned, in the coun- ties of Kent and Surrey, and for other purposes, will be held ?? nexr, at the ...

... Wedneiday , the sth of May. Stewards, , . . . .Rawson Aislahie, Eq. IVlcrtles Leon, Esq. Ale . 79mkr Anderson, Esq. Samuel Kent, -Esq. John Baker, Esq. 'Richard Till, Er:q. Jaeohßoak, Esq. V. President D. P. Watts, Esq. V. President Thomas Cadell, jun ...

... HARNESS eompl-te, nearly new, built by one of tne first Builder, . is now the pro- perty of a Gentleman; has a head, knee-boot, Sec. lined throughout with superfine cloth, &c Sec. To he seen at Mr. Jemmett's, No. 104, Tottenham-court-road. Price Eighty ...

... uineas. C^OACH.— 1o be c*OLl-, t ?? IT ~ : ?? y tleman, a HANDSOME COACH, ' 0 i!t hy L ad r, with compass perch, Salisbury boot, hind ?? . -: Is, '.vain' springs, Venetian blinds, and spring curtains • tii • t'.-ra and trunks, as well as th* harness, ...

... tempered. Wages 2©;. per annum, they finding boots ai.d buckskin-breeches. Also, an experienced HOUSE. M.\ I D, about tke ab ive age, who can wash and iron well. Inquire at No. 4, Cambr.dge-street, Golden-square. WANTED on Lease, either Furnished or Un- ...

... g-rcotns, five family l ''' large i'cising-rcoi:*, a dnitng-room ?.j inches r * a ' ,: -idraw: -IT--COIO, Lreakfast-room, Kent.eman's- i . - -11, v,;,h hi.clieii, pantries, wash-home, dairy, ?? ? ' .' f '? Ji ' warden, shsulmtrry, coach-hoa .s, , ...