The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-22 00:00:00

FOR PLANTING NOW.

" TWO NEW CURRANTS obtained from
Seed ; one Red, the other White ; they both bring
• Fruit large as some Grapes, in bunches -six plebes
and hang on the Tree thicker than the leaves. They have. a
peculiar brilliancy of colour, a full flavoured sweetness, and
brisk poignancy of taste, far beyond all others. '
2: Four new STRAWBERRIES, viz. r. The Virginian
Scarlet Ball, a most exquisite Strawberry, which comes very
early, is of enegimozs mat;llituds:, 4-1 dc..
scriptiOn: `z. The Cherokee, a monstrous Fruit, oftqp. five
inches round, and of the most exquisite flavour. Ifbeirs so
adundantly, that one Root often tills a plate. 3. The Para-
guay, equal to the former in every fine property, and comes
later, so as to give a long -succession. .4. The .Great Modena
Hautbois, the must delicious of the Strawberry. tribe, his
very high flavour, and wonderful fragrance. raise it 'far above
all competition. - -
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Currant Trees (each sort separately) six in a bundle for
los,. 6d. • - --
Strawberry Plants (each sort separately) fiftyiin a• bundle;
for los. 6d.
Sold at Crokeri, St, Alban's-Street, Pall:Mall. No
Credit. Pay Postage.

FOR PRIVATE SALE,
ABOUT SIX HUNDRED BAGS of MSCUIT

BREAD, lying at a Wharf at Si. Catharine's, and
may be had in quantities not less than .ten
Particulars of

Mr. GEORGE FRENCH,
No. 6, .Great Fastcheap.

.
' • THEATRES.
IVO BE L E T T from 25th of ,Match- 'next,
.1- THRbt THEATRES situate in the following Prin-
'cipal Towns in Ireland: viz. KILKENNY, WEXFORD,
and ENNIS, together with WARDROBE, SCENERY,
BOOKS, MUSIC, mac. complete.
Letters post-paid, diretled to J. Smithson, Post-Office,
Kilkenny, shall be attended to.

GLAMORGANSHfRE.
TAB E LETT fora Terra of Years,.and may be entered upon
at Christmas next, FU RN IS HED 'or UNFURNISHED,
'pIISTLEBOON-H OUS E, Pleasure., around
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Fruit-Garden, well planted with choice Fruit Trees,
Kitchen-garden and Orchard,, rictt, Meadowi together with
the Coach-house, Stable, and numerous attached and de-
tached Offices, suitable to the House. The Premises are
delightfully situated at Oystermouth, in a fine 'sporting
Country, convenient for Salt-water bathing, being within
'tally a mile, of-the Sea, !bur miles from tie Market and
Sea-port ToWn of Swansea. The Neighbourhood abounds
with Came and Fish; Coals and Culrn Rlerity and reasonable:
Further Particulars may be had, by Letter (post-paid; to
Mr. Simebn Llewellyn, Swansea, ClamOrganshire. •

•
TO BE PERL'ivIVTORiL? E-S0,1.1),
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court Of Chancery, made
in a Cause SMITH against COLHOUN, before John
Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,• at•
the Public Sale-Room, in Sbuthampton-buildings, Clan
cery-lane, London, on Wednesday the loth of November
next, between the hours et. One and Two.o'Clock in the
Afternoon, •
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN AR-
CHER, Esq. • deceased, situate in the Parish of
Hathersage, in the County of Derby, being the Premises
comprised in Lot 14, in the Particulars of the several Es-
tates sold in the month of lune lasto.at Buxton, mentioned. •
Particulars whereof may be had at the said Mastitr's Cham-
bers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid of Messrs. G ra-
ham, Solicitors' Lincoln's Inn ;• of MessrS.. Mayo and Pearse,
Solicitors, Cloak-lane, London ; Of Messrs. Black, Epping,
Essex, ana Middle Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, Tids-
well ; and Mr. Isaac Hall, Castieton.