... Kingsdown, near Sittingbourne, in an advanced age, Mrs. Divers, lire former place. l ast week died in Maidstone, Page, esq. aged 85, many years the West Kent Militia. On Sunday morning died Mr. Richard Cooke, Herne parsonage. On Monday last died, Mr. Blue ...

... Mall. !t POULTRY.-To BOOT and SHOEMAKERS and Others, By Mr. BURTON, On Tuefday next, onl the Premifes, at as o'clock, T HE Valuable ?? genuine STOCK in TRA D, - few lots of Hourchold Furniture and Chins, of 1 GEORaE T'l tiNG-rox, Boot a.nd.Sboemnaler, retirir ...

... 445 od Beans 44s 7i1 ple Rye 45S 2d Oats 233 4d I Peafe 44s 3d of Kntops by the Ba g. Hops by the Pocket. en- Kent 41. sos. to 51. I 51. 1 Kent 31. 1os. to 51. Os. Sing u Frx 41- Ss-to 51- Ss ?? 31. sos. to 41. 15S. ie Farh 51. 5S. to 81. EfI Efes 31. aOS ...

... defirablr Jituation for a Gentleman of the Lam'. Particulars on the Premifes; at Garraw'ay's; and of Mr.Ro : bins, Warwick-lreet, Golden-fquare. ELIGIBLE HOUSES, LAMBETHIi TERRACE. By Mr. ROlBINS, By Order of the Executors of the Reverend Mr. Murlins, At (Jarraway's ...

... the turnpike road leading from a Oah. on Wrothnm Heath, to the town Wroiham ie County of Kent, tfom thence to Foot* Cray ; and said Royal Oak the town of Maidstone the . tlnty; and from the said road between Wrotham and lt 1( j *’one, into the turnpike ...

... morning fittick his flag, and let off lit London.—Admiral. CAMP 13E LL'S fquadron remain at St. Hel'en's. wind •--..The MAIDSTONE frigate, 'Capt. MOVE R AY, will fail to-morrow morning with 'provifions for Mareou.—Went out of harbour the AbvidE gun-bri ...

... public infpeaion, every Day, (Sunday etcepted), between the hours of ten and four. No. 57, Beaumont-ftIret, DevonClire-place. - KENT DISPENSARY. p Quaxierly Gcneral Meeting of the Governors of A thii Charity, will be lid at the Roman Eagle, in Church- ftreet ...

... eclncsdity, a poor man cutting down timber Arms Inn, Folk stone, on Febro Maidstone, was crushed to death instantaneously k; and will continue, every Mon tree falling upon him. Golden Cross, Charing-cross, Sauirday a poor woman, who was sittinffat Borough—from ...

... Gloacestenlure, baker. John Locloay, Oxford, grocer. John Coles, of Smithfieid, London, banker. John otherwise Thomas Porter, Deal, Kent, grocer. * teancl Booth, of Romiley, Stockport, malmminufmctarer. Thomas , of StaafoH in the Vale, Berkshire, com-dealer. ' ...

... than a Piece. Fram is. 6;1. to 10s. per BOOT. MAKING on a superior PIan.—KEN- DRICK, No. 14, Cecil-court, St. Martins-lane, returns thanks for tiie very great encouragement he has met with in making WATER-PROO F BOOTS of double tanned Seles, on an entire ...

... he Iras met with in making WATER-PROOI- BOOTS of double tanned Soles, on an entire new principle; they will wear much longer tha« ajy other Toots, as the Leather is pre- pared o;i purpose ; the thinnest Boot that is made as well as the strongest will ...

... litir660O, at 'tlie Turk's IHead, Newcastle-upha- yne.' Attomey, Mr. Fea- wick, Newcaslde-upon-ryne' ' Henry Rind, of' Tunbridge,'Kent, Carpenter 'Feb. .11, 16, and aurqch 20. af Gtdiihdhu. Atto , Mi. Stoncj Rihard B~ayiey Jines'or, rate of lDroitwich, Worcester- ...