From hence to the Grove House, the seat of the late Sir Charles Eversfield, the country is delightfully pleasant; Pass near Wilton, a farm -house, lately occupied by Mr. Cossum, of Hastings, on to Bo-peep and turn to the left, home.
The village of East-Bourne is distant from hence about eighteen miles. It is pleasantly situated at the foot of the hills, known by the name of the South Downs. At low water, a carriage may drive nearly all the way upon the sands. For a more particular account of that place, see a small publication, entitled East-Bourne.
Having already exceeded the limits first prescribed for this work, I have only to request those of my readers who prefer the Wholesome invigorating air, and charming scenes of a romantic country, to the smoke and confusion of towns and cities, to range the hills round Hastings, and then say if a country more beautifully diversified, can anywhere be seen. Brighthelmslone has its Downs, and Margate its wide extensive -
