home in bed and board, and enjoy his fair bill as well as his bill of fare. It is an establishment which, while it reflects credit on its conductors, does honour to the town for its accommodation and economy.
The SWAN HOTEL is in High-street.
ROYAL OAK INN,
Castle-street, facing the sea, is spacious and convenient, affording every accommodation for travellers.
There are also the Pelham Arms Inn, Pelham street. The Sea-side Hotel, Grand Parade. The Cutter Inn, on the beach near the Battery, and facing the sea. The Anchor Inn, George-street ; the Hastings Arms Inn, George-street ; the Queen's Head Inn, Fish-market ; and the King's Head Inn, Court-house-street, at any of which will be found good accommodation .
Saddle horses for ladies and gentlemen can be had at the Castle, Albion, and Swan Mews .
Fly carriages of every description may be had at the Livery Yards in Hastings.
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES
DIPLOCK'S ROYAL MARINE LIBRARY,
established in 1791 , pleasantly situated in the centre of the parade, with an extensive view of the sea, has an excellent collection of books, embracing every branch of English literature, and is continually increasing by the addition of new publications. The reading room is well supplied with London and country papers, reviews, magazines, &c.
