Church or Chapel. The white house on the cliff, known by the name of the Tent, belongs to Mr. Pelham, from whose park to this place is a private road. From hence the road lies through some pleasant shady lanes ; but being in many parts very narrow, it is proper that a carriage should have a horseman some distance before, in order to prevent other carriages from meeting where there is not room to pass.
BEXHILL
Is situated on an eminence that commands a very extensive view on every side. Camden says that this place was much frequented by Saint Richard, Bishop of Chichester, who died here.
PEVENSEY BAY AND CASTLE.
From Bexhill to Pevensey is a gradual descent of about seven miles. This place, though now a small village, was once a town of great eminence, and a seaport. It is reckoned among those ravaged by Earl -
