... Club at Depjford, Kent, at Mr. John Goff's, Butcher Row; a Club alfo at Deptford, held at Mr. 'rmith's, the Flihing Smack', Mr. Davis, Dealer in Old Cloaths, NoD 4, Gravel-Lane, floundfditch i W. B3eadlesand Michael Wood, Dri.ford, Kent; Mr Caf. tie, 'Fanner ...

... adjoining, cofillilig of a Shop, Parlour, Draw- - ing-room, Kitchral, and fix ted-roons, Dow in the l'of- feilion of Mr. Richards, Boot and Shoemaker, as a yearly i l'enant. : N. B. Thelie Two Ho-ifes may be thrown conveniently I intl one, And are well calculated ...

... a general ?? of the iflando he approach of wiinter, andI, above all, the vigi- CeOf our cruizeri, have ferved to blaft the golden 'ct o their cxpe~tations, and at the fame timie Rmed their fufpleions, that all the fornmidablt ?? the French cossil from ...

... days of February Iin- flant, and on the '22d ?? of March next,.at eleven in the forenoo)n onl each of the faid days, at the Golden Lion Inn, inl Barditapic,. in the fitid counity, and make a foil difeove ry and diflciotutec Of his tflare and eftefts ;1 ...

... K nti il Pearce, anid Kent, landi ageots, at- their .office, No. 5, ., CCrajigs Court, Wefminrer; otf Mr; SSitflon, of 'oirth Brenit, who wkill fllew the premil'es ; a' tlie Hotel, Exxeter,; l' King's Arms, Plyiouith ; Golden Lion,.'Ahburtorl ;, Seven ...

... liwleringu illness, aged 26 years, sincerely lamented by his friends anid ac- quainance, Mr. Henry Woolcott, of this city, boot and shoe maker Died, 0!nil uiiy evening, after a short illness. TI 'hias ?? SlItr, agred 1 9, fourth son of M1r. \Villivn sit; ...

... that fertile district. Clover is generally fine, and the pastures are covered with verdure, particularly round Maidstone. Hops promise a golden harvest. A few soft showers would be extremely welcome, and zive a sa- lutary impulse tothe growth of a'l, especially ...

... leigh, in tle, said County, ?? the Sutholt ao Rood, near the. Old Tnsoike Gate House, to Sthington Lae by Beer Dill, Piztworty Boot, arid Pitty Lcane, in the said Parj' aind that the said Order will be lodged with the Clerk oi the Peace for the said County ...

... --At St'liehiouise. Capt. S. Prenderg ist, late ' 84th 'Regt. to Mary, third daughther of J. Kent,. Esq. of the Royal Naval 'Hospital.-At Stonehouse, Mr. Gay, boot- maker, Wlhimple-street, to Mrs. L. Watts, widdwotfthelate Mr. Watts, tinman, Bilbury-street ...

... Which m»deme 1 a'hnu-and ways, hush, and tree, and sky. And listen thee yet f Can lie the plain ' And listen, till be t That golden time again. April how-ever its fi. klene,.. AII ,„ •o oe'iines be retailed, sometimes blisb'ed. hy the re'urn frost* */hr*s ...

... imirediat ly proceedled into i3erirsahire. By the death of the ]'ate .Mnarqnis of ChnAmondeir1, Win. Chambers, Esq. of tirchior, Kent, coues ilto posses- sion of pmy5ard5 or ten ilellca d ?? a year. TheL fntieral bonotirs paid to the memnory of the late Earl ...

... Banker, Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, intend MEET nesday the eighteenth day July next, at eleven . in the forenoon, at the Golden Lion Inn, burton aforesaid, in order audit the atcou tts 0> 1 Assignees, and to make a further dividend of the Effects of ...