kindneſs, on the other grateful & affectionaterespect. — The Conversation turned entirelyupon Sanditon, its present number of Visitants,& the Chances of a good Season. It was evi::dent that Lady D.Denham had more anxiety, morefears of loſs, than her Coadjutor. She wantedto have the Place fill faster, & seemed to havemany haraſsing apprehensions of theLodgings being in some instances under--let. – Miſs Diana Parker's towo large Familieswere not forgotten. "Very very good, very good,said her Ladyship. — A West Indy Family & a school. That sounds well. That willbring Money." — "No people ^spendare said morefreely, I beleive, than W.West Indians." observedM^r . Parker. — "Aye – so I have heard – andbecause they have full Purses, ^fancythink themselvesequal, may be, to your old Country Families.^ButAnd then, they who scatter about theirMoney so freely, never think of whetherthey may not be doing mischeif byraising the price of Things – And I have heard that's very much the case withyour West-ingines — and if they come among us to raise the price of our ne::ceſsaries of Life, we shall not muchthank them M^r . Parker. —" "My dear Madam, They can only raise the price of con: