The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-29 00:00:00

NUMBER 3155•]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
/TO-MORROW EVENING, Oftober 30, i3oz,
will be performed,
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.

Falstaff; Mr. S. KEMBLE.
/
01; Monday, the Play of The Winter's Tale. .
On Tuesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Falstaff
r
• StepheaKemble, being positively the last Night but one
u, f 4is Performance.

NEVER ACTED.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
/I[TLMORROW EVENING, Panber 30, 18oz,
will be performed, a New Comedy, called
DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.

With new Scenes and Dresses.

RCETIsTA.

To theFRIENDS and AGENTS ofNr. BAKER.
PrHE FRIENDS and Agents of. the Rejeaed
Candidate for the County of Hertford, are desired to
!end no more Letters to the Hertfordshire Freeholders, 'un-
less N. s.post-paid.
. n• This to extend to the Tinirperuy Post. •

KENT-ROAD, OdOber 25, 1802.
MESSRS. DRIVERS respettfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public in general, that in conse-
Quence of the very great increase of Engagements, in the se-
lota' Branches of their Profession, relative to GROUND
WORK, VALUING, SURVEYING, and the DISPO-
SAL of LANDED PROPERTY in general; they intend
relinquishing thei? Nursery Business in the Kent Road this
Pitsent Season, which will enable theM to y,ive Up their
Whole attention to the above Professions ; and in order to
clear the Ground as soon as possible (which they intend for
Building), they purPose selling off immediately, at a very
low rate, either in large or small quantities, -the whole of
their Nursery Stock, consisting of the greatest variety of
Forest and Fruit- Trees, Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs,
lierbacious Plants, and Bulbous Roots, together with a very
'arge'Colleetion cif G r=n-houSe Plants, Fruiting, and Sue-
Pine,, all in the highest state of cultivation.

14Eltv
sQpIIIVENTED IMPEIZIAL DINING TABLE,
BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass.screw Four
,sts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16
O"u• 17. Catherine.stieet, Strand. -
NE of the Imperial-Dining Tables, T. Mor-
T, gan hadtke Honourofshewing tO-THEIR.MAf
w4ES and the PAU NCES S S at the Q.ueen's kloose, who
I ere) according to 'their accust 4ried goOdnoss of encouraging
4..14'111111).2 most graciously pleased to express- their highest
.Probation and sanr,tion of the same.. • Also the much
• &red Brass ScreW Bedsteads, called Patent, so eaSilA fixed
I~eand taken down without Tools, the Furnitur...s to 4k:hit:ll
inade upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking off with.
°tit the use of Nails, Tools, &e. Several other Articles 'of
urniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new
111.1dtiusim quit° Netprove Principles ; 'a coinlete of
.rtabld t Beds, and every other Article Assortment requisitep for.La.e ''es and Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, and all
°lfler foreign imatea ; are ailowe4 far• superior to any other
tort usually soli
d; handsome Dome Beds, and-new designed
,31*tfench Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Article
iv/ Furniture in the .Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by
t.Qrgan and Sanders,' Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet
takers No. 16 and 17; Catherine-street, Strand. •
t B. Morgah and Sanders, entreat Ladies awl Gentlemen
eoe particular in the N &riders, No. i 6 and 17, three Doors
the Strand.

,
TO THE CURIOUS I'N t Isii SA.:II:2L.
1.,
HE NOBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
4,.,., general, are respedfully iplormed, JOHN BURGESS
J.' SON 's GENUINE ESS4NCE -of ANCHOVIES,
ha, lobe prepared by them in the same manner that
.r.Pven such universal approbation for many years past.
full Ile long justly acquired superiority of that Article is
pe:Y confirmedin the opinion of the Country at large, and of
t),!sons resident in all parts of the World, and havtng stood
"% test of trial, ranks it in the sitution it now inaintains.
nel'he general ty of their Essence ot Anchovies and other
~,..tv Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
Eg ertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, Sce, in
;tchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
4,..at thnr Warehouse as under.
Lt very other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
—`st quality. . .
rit , - ,
the em-India Merchants, Captains Of Ships, &c,, Officers- in
„ , y and Nav ,suppliedli upon the shortest notice for
th Arrn•-
),„_r-4,,5t and West
l'l4W4' For the convenience of 'Families in Scotland, they
tli; ippoint
Agents foraF its. It
Sauc. Johnston and. Co. Edinburgh,
IV soleish es. .
arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
"",...._:" Strand, London. • .

ROSS. -
104 t,. universal • approbation with which the
Nobility, Gentry, and the whole Fashionable. World
ha honoured ROSS's NEW SYSTEM tor making PE_
tqe qUES, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate
41, and recommend their Counterfeits under his Nan e.
tlpo Prevent his Friends and the Public from being imposed
l'er„-' he will, in future, affix an Engraving within every
Ville, with the Initials A. R. and these words:
° PitiLvENT inisosrriotv,. ROSS'S INIMITABLE
PERUQUES,

I t will No. 119, BISHOPS .ATE WITUIN.
be Felony yto forge such an Inscriptiort, and none
e,er, be Considered genuine without it.—=-He begs leave to ob-
lle:e' that he has nc; connexion whateier with any other
iler(in, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country.
11, presumes to inform such Ladies and Gentlemen as can-
-414, personally apply from their distant residence, that he
)4'l be happy to inform them, by Letter, how they can
tirasure themselves, so as to be fitted with the greatest
etv an-I assures such as will oblige him with theircom-
-I,_
-tengs, that they may he accommodated with Head-dresses
it all colours and denominations, as fancy varies and whim
Ll. :-eels. lie employs all the first-rate .abilities in this- line
i:LProlession, and challenges all Europe to exceed him. for
177„tness and ease, gracefulness of style, and superiority of
"Tkrnatiship

LEICETER:
Bt SOLD IN LOTS; S
er LETT on BUILDING
• LEASES,
ANY PART of that PIECE of GROUND
f 1 known by the narne of the FRIERS, in the Borough
'l•Q‘eicester. It communicates with a principal Street o! the
IVajn, and lies to a considerable extent on the Wink. of the
is egable River Soar which falls into the Trent.' Thc h pie
jt i;`ra• Parochial and the Land-Tax has been redermesl.
rao; a situation pjculiarly`eligible for the ereetidn of Mania-
hearies requiring a breadth of ground, and the advantage 'of
and easy carriage to most parts of the Kingdom, 1;)y
and Iva •
r _ Nation. •
fartherparticulars, inquire of Waite: Ruding, •
cQtes, near Lvicestcr •

OFIICE- OF ORDNANCE, DUBI4N,
. September,23,
H E RESPECTII'E OFFICERS of His
MAJESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
that there are in ills Majesty's Ordnance Stores at Dublin, as
q: ell as in several other Ordnance Stores in Ireland, a great va-,
riey of ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE,
CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, &c. belonging to the Colonels,
and other Officers 'of Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible
&c. that have been on Duty in Ireland: which Articles, if not
claimed and taken away on or before the Ist day of December next,
will be sold to clear His. Majesty's Stores of them.

All applications for any of the above to be made in writing,
addressed to the RestecliVe. Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance in
Dublin. •

LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

SANDYS (fare Assistant to Mr. Emes,
ing fourteen Years), most respeafullv informs the
Nobility and Gentry, that he continues to lay out Parks,
Water, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, &c. in the first style of
Improvement. _

He not only gives SurveyS, Estimates, and perspeaive
Views, but also Designs for Hot-houses, and all other Hor-
ticultural Buildings, on the newest and most approved Plitt,
ciples.
'Letters addressed to C. Sandys, No. z 6, Canterbury..
Lambeth, will be duly attended to.

NEW MUSIC.
This Day was publishM,
By GOULDING, PHIPPS, and I)'ALMAINE,
Musicsellers, No. 4s, Pall-Mall, and N 0.76, St. James's-