The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-08 00:00:00

CURIOUS FRUIT.

T. TWO Ncw CURRANTS, obtained from
one Red, the other White :.they both bring
Fruit as largess some Grapes, in bunches six inches long,
arid hang on the Trees thicker than the leaves. They have a
peculiar brilliancy of colour, a full flavoured sweetness, and
brisk poignancy of taste far beyond alt others.
-2. Three New STRAWBERRIES, viz. r. The Che-
rokee, -a monstrous ,Fruit, often five- inches rouruL and ot
most exquisite flavour. It bears so abundantly that one rot
frequently fills a plate. The Paraguay, equal to the
former in every fine property ; and comes later, so as to give
a long succession.-3 The Modena 14autboisrthe rrtat de-
licious of the Strawberry tribe : its very high flavour, and
wonderful frtgrance, raise it fat above all competition with
others.
Currant Trees (each Sort separately); six in a bundle for,
ros. 6d. Strawberry Plants (each sort separately), fifty in a
bundle for los. 6d.

Sold at Crocker's, St. Albates4treet; Pall.l4all.—No
Ctedit: Pay.iPastage:

PROFES3IONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TiiE
WINTER SEASON.

MANY Families coming.to-sojourn in the Me-
tropolis, at this season of the year, DALE, the Pro-
prietor of the WINE iVAULTS;i/Yo. .Haymarket, thinks
proper to announce that he .has prepared a .most extensive
Assortinent of English Winds, which Articles are allowed,
by judges, to be absolUtely equal in flavour to Foreign.. This
Professional Arrangement he has been induced to mike to re.:
!nore tile complaint of the newness 'of EtigliSh•Wine, fur by
always keeping several thousand gallons more in stock than
any 'other House, Customers may depend on '.swing always
supplied with Wines, from' three to four years old, at ..his
Warehouse. ,

Miiscatel, 275. per doz.—Faro, 265. per doz.—,Lunel, 245.
pe: doz.— Li:‘ton, Caleaven/4, Frontirnac, Bucellasi Moun-
tain, rl. 2s. £d. per doz.—Smyrna, I'viAtaga, ()range, Cow-
slip, Currant, Elder, Raspberry, Tent; O. n. 6d. perdoz.
N. B. Brandy, Rum, Ho!lands, Shrub, Geneva, Bottled
Porter, Darsetshire Beer, and Cyder, itr the gr6test perfec7
tion.,

Gl7 The above Wines cannot be Sold on any other term
than )or Ready-money, and Samples ,nay be seen and tasted
at the Compting-house. • .

CAF F E SANS PAREI L (MatchleSs Coffee), 1e Mademoi-
selle ROSE, No. fz, Deninark-street, Soho-t;ql.9re.-
MADEMOISELLE .ROSE has discoyeied a
new Method of preparing Coffee, which will prove
equally agreeable and useful to all classes of Society. This
Collie is ready-made, does not require any Sugar, and will
keep upwards of twelve months without any alteration. It
is a Liquid Essence of Coffee prepared with Sugar, reduced
1,:o so small a volume, and so concentrated, that one single
,poontr.': is sufficient to make a whole cup. It is better,
cn•eaper, and more wholesome, than 'Coffee prepared in the
common way. It is • also a great deal more.coinmodio-as,
Since it is prepared in a moment, without any trouble or
care. Put one table spoonful of it in a eup, fill it up with
boiling water, and then it •is ready for drinking ; the part
which remams in the Bottle being well corked again, will
keep as well as if the Bottle had, not been open.
I t is sold by Mademoiselle Rose only, at her own House, No.
Denmatk-street, Soho-square, of three different qualities,
in Bottles of a dozen cups, at as.. 2S. 6d. and 3s. according to
- the quality, so that a cup of the cheapest does not vost more
than ad. A proper•DissertatiOn on its utility,. and Direc-
' tions for using it, are.given with every Bottle. The Bottles
returned are paid for. Every Ticket is signed with the Name
of Mademoiselle Rose. Orders may' be sent by Letters
(post-Paid) from Town or Country. •

SIIENSTONE,nearLICHFIELD,STAFFORPSIIIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WARREN,

At the George Ihn, in the City •of Lichfield, on Friday,
Oct. 30, 1201, at Three o'Clock, in Lots;

Q ENTERAL 'very Eligible FREEHOLD.FAMS,
situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower
Sturman, all .in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil-
lage of Sitenstone, in a Sporting Part of the County .of
Staf-
ford,', three Miles from Lichfield, • six from Walsall, and
twelve, from Birmingham ; also a capital • Mansion, called
FOOT I-I ERLEY HALL, with suitable attached and de-
tachdd Oilkes; Coach-houie, Stabling for Ejght. Horses, and
.
other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well
planted Garden, bounded 1w a Celebrated Trout 'Stream ; the
whole comprising about 67-o Acres of rich inclosed Arabic,
Meadgwi4...and
,Pasture Land, in the highest state of 'cultiva-
tion, with valuableßights of Common on Shenstonc, Wood
.Endi and Druid Heath,, now in the occupation of Jobs
Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinable in iSO9,' and of
Messrs. Snan; Hand, Preston, Adcock', and MousleY, all
very rBPeetabie Tenants, under Leases determinitble at Lady-
day, l&03, at several-yearly Rents, amounting ro
EIGHT EVNDRED and FIFTY .POUNDS;

. ,
apd upwards; also about Twenty Acres of COppice and
Wood Land now in hand.

Another FR EE 110 i,D ESTATE, containing So Acres, 2
Roods, 38 Perches.; with a commodious Dwelling-house and
suitable Out-buildings, delightfully situate at Flainmervoick,
in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold
Farm of 56 Acres, adjoining to the Frechold-Preinises. with
convenient Farm House and othL:r Appurtenances, andwalu-
able Rights of Contmon orl llogley,llay and Cannock Chase,
held under the yicari Choral.of Lichtieid, for an unexpired
Term of Twenty-obe Years,:at 31. Ss. •per Ann. renewable
every seven years 3- both which Farms and Premises are in
holding of Mr. James Winterton, under Lease determinable
at L-arly-day, 12'03 at-the yearly Rent of r 451: -
Printed Particulars may be irad tWenty-one days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney; in Great Charles--street,
Birmingham ; Mt. W illington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench
Walk, Temple LondOn; Mr. Tho. Garland', Eyford, near
Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbutty,
Derbyshire ; at the;Plice of Sale; of Mr. Drewry, 'Printer,
Derby; at-the prineipal Inns at Stafford; Burton,Tamworth,
Athersttme, Coventry, and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr.
Warren, Auctioneer, Birmingham ; 'and of Mr. T.. Sedgwick;
at Shenstotte- Woqd End, whit will show the sitvtai Lots.

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