The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-01 00:00:00

CRANBERRIES.

jUST Landed, a Large* Parcel of RUSSIA
cRANBE kRI ES, ' in excellent condition, Which Fruit
is highly esteemed for Pies, Tarts, &c. particularly at 'this
,Season of the Year.

Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Ball and'SOn, at their Ita-
lian and Oil Wgrehouse, No. 76, New Bond-street.
Also recentlfarrived, New French Olives, Capers, Genoa
Maccaroni, Brunswick Sausages, Dutch Beef, and various
other Fore►gn Eatables of the first quality.—Fresh Green
Truffles.

KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In One Lot, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Ashford, on

Tuesday the 7th day of December inst. between the
Hours of Twelve ariclbne, •
rrHE following FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
1. in the Parish of Shadoxhurst, about four miles from
the Town of Ashford.: All that Parcel of Woodland called
GREAT TURSS WOOD, containing by estimation too
Acres, more or less, abundantly stored with good thriving
Timber, and the Underwood in' good condition, in several
Fellets,of 84 to t t years growth. And all that one other Par_
cel of Woodland situated near the above, 'called STON E
WOOD, containing by estimation 23 ACres, more or less, the
Timber and Underwood of which was felled last year.
The Fences of this Estateare all in compleat repair. It is
rated to the Land-Tax at tot. and to the Poor at 381. per
annum.

For further particulars inquire of Messrs. Jemrnett and
Son, Attorneys at Law, Ashford, who are authorized to
treat for the Sale of the above by Private Contrad, together
or separately.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS,, BY AUCTION,
At One o'Clock on Tuesday the 7th of December, tBo2, at
the White Hart Inn, Spalding; in the said County,
By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK,
Of Fletton, near Peterborough, •
THE MANORS and ESTATES of the late
FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in.the Parish of
Pinchbeck, in the County of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting
of several MESSUAGES and numerous TOFTSTEADS,
that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Coin-
mons and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt. and
Deeping, together with upwards of 100 Acres of valuable
inlosed Lands, chiefly in Grass.
The whole under an At for Inclosure and Drainage, and
extensive Works are now carrying into execution, in conse-
quence of powers therein given.
••• A considerable part of the Estate is now under'Small .mo-
dosses, and a portion of the Commons is directed to be set
apart for exonerating the Estates from Tithes of all kinds.
• The advantages expected from the surplus quantity of
Common, over and above what will be necessary to exone-
rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if
'not superior, to any thing of the kind attempted in the
Kingdom, and will be found to be well worth the attention
of any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed
P toperty. •
Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered fourteen
days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and
. Black, Middle-Temple, London; Mr. Skelton, of
Pinchbeck, and by the Auctioneer. •

ABUSES IN TILE GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
Th;s Day was published, Price iod.
ALETTER (in Cobbett'slcly 'Register)
addressed to the ltight Hon. LORD AUCKLAND,
on the Abuses in the General Post-O tlice.
Sold by Cobbett and Morgan, .Pall-Mall ; R. Bagshaw,
Bow-street ; j . Ginger, Piccadilly ; and Richardson, under
the Royal Exchange.
Of whom may be had, A Letter (in Cobbett's Weekly Re-
gister) addressed to the Fellows of the Royal Society, on the
propriety of re-eleeling Sir Joseph Banks to the Presidency.

REBELLION IN IRELAND.
This Day was published, price 9s. 6d. in boards.
MHE HISTORY of the REBELLION in IRE.
1. LAND, in the Year [798, &c. containing an impartial
ACcount of the Proceedings of the Irish Revolutiohists, from
the Year i7Bz to the Suppression of the Rebellion. To which
is added, an Appendix, comprising authentic and official
Documents, illustrative of many important Transaaions
which took place during the dreadful period of the Rebel-
lion, and upon the Trials of the Rebels. •
By the Rev. !AMES GO RDON,
Reaoi of Killegnv, in the Diocese of Ferns, and of Canno-
wav, in the Diocese of Cork; and twenty-five, years an
Inhabitant of Wexford.

Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row; sold by C. Chap-
ple, Pall—Mall ; Booth, Duke-street, Portland Chapel ;
and E. Kirby, Statlbrcl-street, Bond-street; and all Book-
sellers in the United Kingdoms.

BARR's New and Beautiful Edition of*
BUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY, Complete.
This Day was published, No. I. (elegantly printed in Bvo.
on superfine paper, and embellished with a complete set
of beautiful Copper-plates) price One Shilling (to be re-
gulaily continued every week) of

UUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY. Con-
- taitung a Theory of the Earth, a General HistorY of
Man, of the Brute Creation, anti of Vegetables, Minerals,
&c. Translated front the French. and interspersed with
Notes.

By J. S. BARR, Esq.
. The whole of this beautiful Edition of Bulron being just
printed off, in the best manner, in 63 Numbers, price is.
each, may be.had, at the option of the purchasers; by one or
more at a time, or in Ten Volumes, bound in calf and let-
tered, price 41. 3s. or in boards, price only 31. Bs.
To which Is added, by way of a complete Supplement;
A NATURAL HISIORY of BIRDS, REP'EILE.S,
FISH, and INSECTS.

* * This very valuable addition to huffpn being just
finished oil in the Printer's best manner, in only 31 Num-
bers, may be had by one or more at a time, price is. each, or
in Five Volumes, bound-in calf and lettered, price al. is.
or in boards, price only rt. r3s.-6d:
The whole of this valuable Work, forming, beyond com-
parison, the •most complete and elegant Natural History in
the English, or any other language, beautifully printed, and
making Fifteen Volunvs, in Octavo, which contain near
sOOO pages of beautiful letter-press, besides the elegant and
numerous set of original Copper:plates, taken from life.
London: Printed from the Translation of Mr. Barr, for
the Proprietor • and sold by H. D. Symonds; No. 20, Pater-
mt.:ter-row' and may be had vial' Booksellers and Newsmen
in Town and Country, on the above terms.