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She but. thens remarkably wet, being constructed for the general pm- poses of trade ' and of the best materials for part tcular use, has 'tween Deck beams, sails very fast, and is in every respect a very desirable vessel. She will be sold free of Duties, acd en titkd to a British Register. Inventories, &c. may be had of Messrs. Sm i ths, Marten, and St. Barbe, Merchants. London. For v:ewing and further infor mation, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant. Plv.nnuth. FOR. SALK 14 Y ei:isLlC tor., At the London Tavern, Fexithle-street, Plymouth, on Friday, thr Stith of Janu4. - F nista: t, at Eleven &Clarkin the Forenoon, (immediately after the ga'e of the Brig Letter A.) Tkit fiae Oak-built - PRIZE SHIP, marked Let ter B. of the following Dimensions : Length on Deck - 92 Ft lON In. Breadth - - Depth in Hold Ad:mm*lms about - 253 G 5-94 Tons. Will bnrthen considerably more, being construe ed for tlje general purposes of trade, and of the best materials under parti cular inspection, sail.; very well, and requires a mt;dera - e cut-fit for a voyage, men and provisions excepted. Free of Duties to the Purchaser. Inventories, ace. may be had of Mews. Smiths, Marten, and St. Barbe, Merchants, London. For viewing and further infor mation, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant. Plyrnottflt, kGR SALE BY PUi3l.le AUCIION, At the London Inn, Finch°le-stme, Plymouth, on Nam. die: stitb tottant, immediately after the *sle of the Frlal•Ship, Letter B. THE French copper-bottomed Ship ZEPHYR, of the following Dimensions: Length on Deck - 82 Et. 0 la. Breadth above the Wales - 21 8* Depth of Hold - 10 fit Adm-asurement - - 181 92-94 Tons. Draft If water as loaded, 11 feet aft, and 7 feet forward. 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