... Filberts are, this autumn, uncommionly scarce, and the London markets are chiefly supplied with them froim the vicinmity of Maidstone, in Kent, where it is said there is this year mm mgore pro. ductii e crop of those nuts than ii all Englatnl besides. Seven hunchred ...

... was taken Into custody on Tuesday, at an itn oil the Brigh- ron road, he having been amusing hirself the Iist fewv davs in Kent under anrew travelling name, that of Michelson, a merchant in the city, and bie had actually exchanged one of his new pur- ...

... Govcrmlent.-A comet continues ,visible in the heavens, though not with the naked eye-on the 8th, it moved into the con- stellation Bootes.-Ireland appears in a more tranquil state than for some years past-the Orange faction appears subdued.- It is stated that ...

... prisoner was at last re- M maulded till Vednesday, on a charge of felony in obtaining a pair of boots from a Mr. Steers, of Tot- tenlain-Court-road. b KENT ACSSMES, DEC. 14. St Thomas Coomnbs wits indicted for the wilful mur.r- o der of Thomas Morgan, ...

... Lawrence, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's packet Duke of Kent.-'The Rev. Blanoall, Kent, Minister of the Baptist Chapel, Shrewsbury, to Mrs. Brian, of Wellington..The Rev. Richard Beard, of Westerham, Kent, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late John Jones, Esq ...

... his ground, and said that if they were not guilty of that species of idolatry, no one could deny that they i worshipped the golden calf; a jest at which he himself laughed ] heartily. Wednesday answered it bytakingapinch of'snuffand saying, that he bad ...

... marriedpat Tingewidk, by the .le. Win. Cotton Risley, A. M. antil Fellow of NNew coll. John Goodwvin Welch, Esq. MI. D). of Maidstone, Kent, to Mlary, second daughter of the Rev. John Risley, Rector of Thornton, Bucks, and Ashton, Northamptonshire. Monday last ...

... the same as during last week, without variatiome in price or de- Imand.-Kent Pockets, from 114s. to, 12.0s. ; Bags, 76s. to 100-s.; and Sussex Pockets, 80s. to 90s. per cwt. Maidstone, April 3.-The Hop trade continues dull as before, nor-do we expect any ...

... of the name of Brown, alias Hart, was taken before the Glocestershire Magistrates at Lawford's-gate, and by them sent to Maidstone on Tues- day last, charged with having stolen three horses; two of Iwhich lie sold at Devizes, and the third in Bristol market: ...

... from Mlid-Kent state less fly, and growing vigorously; the lower grounds still have a good deal of vermin. The Worcester and Essex are. very bad. The duty to-day, 190,0001. but little doing. Currency: 95s. to lOs.; Kent, loos. to 112s. Maidstone, June ? ...

... g Children's boots, shoes, and calashos, not exceeding 0 seven inches in length, to be charged with two-thirds If of the above duties. 11 M~en's hoots, tite dozen pairs ?? 2 i-4 0 Men's shoes, the dozen pairs ?? -- 1 4 0 Children's boots and shoes, not ...

... superior to it much of the common bread eaten by the lower orders on the .oi Continent. State Of the Ho0p Plan tations in East Kent.-The warm sunny r- weather in the early part of Alay operated so beneficially upon to the soil that ths plant, on its appearance ...