... of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, accompanied by a Memoir of that Illustrious Prince, wvill appear, of some length, in TO- MORROW'S OBSERVER. HE EXAMINER of'ro-morrow, in Addition to Lthe Details ofthe DUK~ef KENT,nd his DE'ATHl, will contain an IMPARTIAL ...

... March 1, 1s20. To the COMMISSTONERS of SEWERS for the LIMIT extending from EAST MOULDSAY, in Surrey, to RA. VENSBORNE, in KENT. THE Office of CLERK to yoiur COMMISSION T having become vacant by the death of the late John Ho- sier, Esquire, I take the ...

... Irish, cambric, laces, muslin, Hinted cotton, &c. very capital wearing apparel, flite table and Ted' linen, great coats, new boots and shoes, and 50 dozen of bent gilt ?? bq viewed and catalogues had at the IRooms. TangLeasehold Estates, Camberwell and ...

... Wood, Esq. Tickets, 16s. each, to be had of the Stewards; and at the Bar of the Tavern. CHARLES COMPTON. Deputy Sec. Asylum, Kent-road. . eCiETY in SCOTLAND for PROPAGAT- -)y ING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE in the HIGH?1 LANDS, and ISLANDS, incorporated by Rtoyal ...

... Dule'of Kent's 'arnalg Stock, , c. at I-laimptoic Court Park. mA/ EgS$1,S. DANIEL SMITH and SON have thVL the hoonour to apprise tbe Public, that they have received instructionssfrom the Adn'inistrators of his late Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, ?? by ...

... Requisition, I appoint a Meet- ,ing of the Nobilit, Gentry, Clergy and Yeomanry, Freeholders of the County of Kent, to be held at Maidstone, on Wednesday, the 19th April instant, at twelve o@clock, for the purpose therein mendoned.. THOS. DYKE, Sheriff ...

... he treated ?? by letters only, post paid, for S A. B. 46, Threadnsedle-Gtreet. rmO BOOT and SHOE-MAKERS.--An advan- L tageouropportunity now presents itself, to any Boot or . Shoe-maker of respectability, so situated as to undertake im- mediately a CONCERN ...

... adjoining house, which they lately accupied.-77, Oxford-street, opposite the I antheon. KENT or ES,4EX.-WANTED, for the ensuing V six mciriths, a convenient HO USE in Kent, -within four. teen miles, or in Disex, within twelve miles of London; it must' have ...

... numerous and respectable MEETING of the A OWNERS and OCCUPIERS of LAND in the WESTERN DIVISION of the COUNTY of KENT, holden at the Star Inn, Maidstone, on the 0oth day of April instant; JOHN CATOR, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved unanimously, j. 'Ihat this Mleering ...

... had at 'Mr. Phillips's, 7;, New Bond-street; asnd at the Auction Mlart. The WL-ines, of isis late Royal lighness the Duke of Kent. 1R. PIllLLIPS has the honour most respectfully lYIL to acquaint tle Nobility, Gentry, and bis Friends, that lit i! tttrictced ...

... table and bed linen, muslin, lace, sarslet, Irish, cambric, shawls, silk hose, printed cotton, capital ve ring-apparel,new boots, &c. from Air. I-Jar. rison, of Tottenl-nm-court-road.-May be viewved, and cata- logues had at tile Ilooms. Hlamspstead He ...

... sarsnetlacetnuslinbonbasins ,gown prints,fnrnitures, hosiery, flannely fine table and bed linen, excellent wearing ap- parcl, new boots, &c.-Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had at aise lRooms. Vimpole-street.-Excellxnt Residence, with Shop ard Con- ?? Messrs. ...