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London, England, 1808-02-15 00:00:00

Order of the

~....ssumers for the Care and Disposal of the
Danish Property.
. the London Tavern, Foshok-street, Plymouth, on Friday
the 19th day of February instant, at 1 t o'clock in the forenoon,
THE Danish Brig EMAU NEL, Brandt, late Master,
A- with all her Stores and Materials, of the following dictum bions ;
Length - feet 9 inches.
Breadth above the Main Wales 25 3i
Heighth between Decks - 5
at
Depth of Hold - 1 1
Admessures 211 72.94 Tons.
Also the Danish Brig Foar est.+.
I.ength - A 4 feet St inches.
Breadth above the Main Wales 23 01
. Depth of Holy - 12 tit .
Admeasures 190 31-9.4 Torts.
A deposit to be made of oue-third on the above Vessels at the
ime of sale.—For inventories, and viewing the vessels' apply to
Mr. JOHN f IAWKER, Merchant, llyntouth.
One of the Agents for the Care and Disposal
Plymouth, Feb. 1, IPIOI. of Danish Property.

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by Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of Da-
nish Property,
At the London inn, Plymouth, 04 Friday, the 19th February
inst. at twelve o'clock in the forenoon,
'THE GOOD BRIG ELIZABETH, No. ISO, •
P. I. Soestadt, late Master, condemned to the Crown, and
now lying in Sutton Pool.
Length on deck 69 Feet 41 Inches
Breadth above the wales 21 1
Depth in hold 14 0
Admeasures Its 50-04tha Tons.
Also,the Good Ketch STERKODERf No. 67, Jacob Berg,
late Master, condemned m the Crown, now lying in Sutton Pout.
Length on deck - 5 t Feet 3 inches
Breadth above the wales 16 41
Depth in the hold - in
Admeasures 57 !!2-94ths Tons.
The hells, masts, standing and reaming rigging as they now lie,
with all faults and defects.
After which will be sold, the entire CARGO of the Ketch
STERKODF.ft, No. 67, consisting of Deals.
Also, the entire CARCO of the Brig VENSKABET, No. 72,
consisting of Alicant Salt and Brandy.
For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Cargoes, and for Inven-
tories and farther particulars, apply to
Mr. GILES Vs'ELSFORD,
Onit a' the Agents for Danish Property.

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~,„A. i fIF. 1.0N1)ON GAZ2.TE.F., FE8.13. • it•t• _ -•
Avt.rage Price of CORN in England and Wales, from the •
r .'ing the 6th At February, 1606. At the Wrestlers'. Inn, Great Tailmouth, Ili 110114111.11.111.
• Wheat. I Rye. i Barley. 1 Oats. I Beans. I Peas. ,Friday Morning, February 19, • • . ..i. :, j ,
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 'T`HE entire -CARGO of the ZIZNROgir,
49 0 46 It) "8 9 29 6 56 0 79 9 i o
.AR TIROS Master, captured On her vo &nada=
ibe vet agePnceot ,SU GA ik, computed from the returns made to .I.oBsaisen•
in the week ending February 10, is 31'. 74. d. pet hundredweight. by his N'tsjiratyl ship Resolution, Capt. Barium,
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE., LONDON, FEB. 13. and reguZly'condenuted la the Vigh Court of 4diniralty, con- ,
sluing of about'
CARGOES, !WU), and PRILTS. 700 pinoteads of Treneb Red sad white wise, Est
"•. .. Monday, Wednesd. 1 Friday, 80 Bales of Juniper Berries.
NEWCASTLE COAL. Vela. A. Feb. 10. Feb. 12. Immediately 'after the sate of the Cargo, theslint end Stores of
Adair 's --1 36 6 •Main '
" I said ship ZeidenrustwM be liolii, biallien about I.sl)."Erine. 1
Bonitos Long , - 1 .54 6 Catalogue. wily be had, .and.further.particutees 'wawa, by.ap- 1
iiigg's Main - 25662 57 6 •sr 9 I plieutiou to &fr. Sairistel liencosek, No. 2, Hannetestreet, -Mino-
to 57 6 I. deli, sew:* days previous to the Sale, and likiwiar at tbeCtelemat
Crofts Main - 2 54 0 ''Mr. r. S. Ommanney, at Yarmouth.
:111. PIA 6 1
Ellison . - 14: ,55 0 1 5'5 0•3 .- 34.-. „.lit At the star and Garter Tavern, listoid4ixtet, Portsmouth, ota
. • • t 45 .". " Thursday, the 18th day of
FOR EIPOR . Fekuaty, lialle, at.Nettute "!
Heaton Main " ' 9 57 6 4, Set ft - -
TATION, .
arAltOret
so si so, 'ABOUT :100 Pieces of SPANISET..B.-__ ;
Hehhorn Main - 358 0 "..t
to 56 3 condemned a Prize to the Mors private' Ship -a-11111/, .26
Holywell Main - i 54 6 )54 3 Plymouth, being the entire Cargo of the Danish Brig Forename •
K oton Main tc blea:on mixed 1 57 6 2 54 $ Haah, 0. F.. Paulsen Master, detained on a voyage froti'Ss24lo
I.e ningt on 1 S 2 0 Tooningen.
Murton Main .- 14602 47 0 After which will be Sold.
Percy' Main - 4576357 6 5 57 6 The Hull of the fast sailing French lugger privateer VAIGLF,
• to 57 9 to 58 0 to 57 9 Bnethen about 88 Tons,eondemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship
Pontop Shnpson'e - 3 .52 0 Resistance, Charles Adam, Esq. Captain.
ndsor j es 0 g 52 0 I 52 0 I Also, the Masts, BoWsprit, Yards, Anchors, Cables, Sails,
Pontop Win
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1 53 6 ' ging, and Stores of said Privateer.
Slierriff Hill
anftekl Moor - 1539154 0 2 54 0 And about 1500 Buenos Ayres tildes.
T
Teain ' - 52 6 For Catalogue and further particulars' apply three days before
Town .- 2 54 9 the sale, to T. HEATHER, Broker, Chamber of Commerce,
W alk ley Main
er -- 4 5.5 6 Portsmouth.
tr 55 9
Walls End - 415509533 8 56 0 By Order of the Commissioners for the Care end Disposal of the
to 158 3 to 58 9 to 53 6 Danish Property.
Wall's End Temple's 158ag58a7 58 0 • At the London Tavern, Foehok-street, Plymouth, on Friday
Willineo° - 157 6 the 19th day of February instant, at 1 t o'clock in the forenoon,
' Wylarn and Eiglitoa 1 54 61 1 54 0 rIrHE Danish Brig EMA vet., Brandt, late Master,
Bryan Main - 1550255 0 2 55 6 -a- with all her Stores and Materiab, of the following dimeusions
Belt and Brown's Wall's End 2se 0 459 3 Length - - 83 fret 9 inches.
to 59 9 Breadth above the Main Wales 25 3i
Fillinglow Main ..- 147 0 Heighth between Decks - 5 Ot
I lawkswnrth Main --1 55 0 IS4 0 Depth of Hold - -11 a
Gateshead Park --- 154 6 Admeitsures 211 72.94 Tons.
Cowper Main - • 247 6 Also the Danish Brig Foe-rue*.
tit 14; 09 547 0 1 'at 0 J.ength - - 84 feet St inches.
Hartley -
Breadth above the Main Wales 23 01
SUNDF.RLAND. . Depth of Hold - 12 d,
t Bourn Moor - 154 0 Aclineatures 190 31-It4 Tons.
Eden Main - 1 54 6 A deposit to be made of oue-third on the above Vessels at 0
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) Neubottle Moor -
Pimrose Main - I 152 6
156 6 time of sale.-For inventories, and viewing the vessels apply to
Mr. 301114 HAWKER, Merchant, Ilyntoutl
• UrPelh - 151 0 One of the Agents for the Care and Diatom
-- 1 51 0 Plymouth, Feb. 1, 161. of Danish Property
I ow Main
1 54 0
• Wjrtley M.:in -
Denton Main - 1543 By Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of 1J
-- - nish Property,
• Ships 25 41 61 At the London inn, Plymouth, ot. Friday, the 19th Fcbrua
inst. at twelve o'clock in the forenoon,
Plain Qii:,:ions and Answers, for Public Ben t. rI'HE GOOD BRIG ELIZABETH, No. 13
• What does WARNER, of No. 16, Cornhill, get by 1
P. I. Soeatadt, late Master, condemned to the Crown, a
selling Shares Of Tickets Sixteen Shillings a Ticket ' now lying in Sutton Pool.
69 Feet 4t Inches
cheaper than the other Offices ? Lreeength on deck
the wales 21 1
ifericier-Having bought Tickets at X 20. 18s. he Bdth ab
Depth in hold 14 0
• sells his Shares at sk: 21. Ids. leaving a fair profit of Admeasures - 12.5 50-04tiis Tons.
f4s.:per lictet. Also,the Good Ketch STERKODFR, No. 67, Jacob Bt
• Qaution--What do the other Offices get by sharing late Masngtterh , condemned m the Crown, now lying ines Sutton P.
Tickets ? Le on - 53 Feet 3la
Breadth above the wales 16 44
arnteiter--Hairing bought at the same price as WAR- Depth in the hold - to o
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NEI they sell Shares at .i: 22: Bs. leaving the extra-
Admeasures - 57 e.2-94ths Tons.
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vagant profit of soi. a Ticket upon a ready money ar- The hells, masts, standing and rosining rigging as they Row
• twit, 'rhe (Pretence of price between Tickets and with all faults and defects.
After which will. be sold, the
.entire CARGO of the Kt
Shares is so marina- us' at the other Offices, that J. W.
II ERKODT.R, No, li7, ut :n
7, con:lg of Deals.
confident of the support of an enlightened Public, has Also, the entire CARGO of the Brig VENSKABET, No.
l taken cafe to provide a good supply of Tickets, that consisting of Alicant Salt and Brandy.
he may continue to sell Shares at the above reduced For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Cargoes, and for In
ly to W
• • • tories and farther particulars, app ,
prices, • Mr. GILES ELSFORD,
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MARRIED. One a' the Agents for Danish reopen
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Saturday UR, at St. ("Mimes church, by the Rev. W. P. Tho-
mas, John Credizad, Fem. of Spring Grove Somerset, to Miss By Order of the Ctuumisaianers for disposal olDanish Fromm
' Nlargherita Maria Day, daughter of Altirand;rDay,of Rome,Esq. At the London btu, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th day of
bruary inst. at 12 o'clock,
DIED.
At Bath, on Friday last, in the 30th year of his age, the Right THE good Ship FRIEHEDEN, (No. I
! lion. (were- Fvelyn Boseawen, Viscnont Falmouth. His Lord. eimz ersiotta•
ship was Captain of the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, Recorder Length on Deck 86 Feet 6 Inches.
of Penzance and Truro, and Colonel of the Cor&veall Feneible Breadth - 26 0
Light Dragoons. He is succeeded in his honours Tad -estat‘s by lieig'•th between Decks 5 14
his sent the Honourable Edward Boscawen, now Loreiscount Adineasures - 236 3'2-94 Tons.
Palmooth. • Well found in all her principal Stores, and appears to be
At Clea, near Grimsby, Mr•. Flizabetb Fedltigton, of that adapted for a Transport, or any other service or trade her di
place, a maiden Lady. She had long lived in a penurious mun- nuns may suit, now lying in Catwater,and there to be delive
ner ; but after her decease upwards of 34001. in gold was found Also, the good Brig COURAGE, (No. 7.)
• ia her house, wrapped up in small linen bags, containing about DIME N sIuNS.
1001. in each. , Length on Deck W 2 Feet 9 Inches
A few dzys since, at Newmarket, in Ireland, in the 96th year Breadth - 18 8
of his age, Michael Farrell,: v• well-known monarch of the men- Depth in Hold . 12
42-94 Tom.
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etrouts of Munster, over whom he reigned for 70 years with Admeasures - 87
inddneo DINSEN , justice, and moderation. And; also the good Brig
SIoNS„
g EMANUEL, (No. 48.)
On Friday se'nnight, in tValcot Poor-house, James Waite, aged
107. He wasM' born its the kunst. adjoining the White Morse Cellar, • Length on Deckck • - 60 Feet 6 Inch,
opposite alcut church, Bath, and was never out of the parish a. ' Breadth -
10
- 1.9 1
• twelventrinth together. Depth in Held
HIGH WATER Al' LONVON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Admeasures - 87 se-94 Tons.
These Vessel% take the Ground well, and would nuke et,
• Moraine 7 tabula:a after 4
Coasters.-A delimit of i-tad of the purchase money well
Afternoon •
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' CHING'S PAtENT WORM.I.OZE)TGES. of England Notes, and the rentainder before deliverypf the'
For Inventories and other particulars apply at the Cot
TO Parents, Guardians,. and others who have the House of THOMAS I.OOKYEk.
care of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly One of
.legenti tor Dirffili rim
reetornmended. Worms are a disease few children crape. The_ _Y Plymouth, Jan. ee, Dien.
destroy the appetite,weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains .
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ire the stomach and bowels, deprive the body of its nourishment, PLY MOUTH-
occasion emaciation and paleness, stop the progress of growth, and By Order of the Commissioners for
,tile Care and Dispos
arc the cause of the most alarming convulsions, which too often DADA Property.
terminate in death. Nor are their effects less severe on grown per- FOR 'PUBLIC SALE, alba TAitsSan lan, Foxhole-et
. sons ;by ulcerating the stomach and bowels, they are often the • eau Friday, APB tit; VlOat. •
...111/C of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at last, and subject NTO. 11, The good Ship FAIR EN CLAN]
the patient to the most excruciating fits of agony and distress. In i 1 with all her Stores and Materials, --..b•-•'roamat
childhood, every disease with which a chid is afflicted is atse high-
ly exasperated by them. The certainty and safety both of their dikelmarntee,lT
tocle.tin_edfty.
..the private ship of war IVlara, and full
D- t .
; tits marble- linens ons.-
prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is so fully established Length on Deck - 92 Feat 21 Incises
to the satisfaction of the Public, by the testimony of the first mod Depth • - - ---...
most leading character, of the Nobility, and of ethers of high re- , Breadth - 26 . S
"portability, who have witnessed ha remarkable effects in their ban
Admeasures . - - 266 12-94 Tons.
families, that it is only necessary to observe, this is the period of
the season when suck a mediline ought to be given to children and After which will ho sold her Cargo, consisting e
• others., to prevent any attack of this complaint. ?.fki. Hogsheads of Seger, SI Barrels Rum,
Sold-wholes& and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, L'heapside, 47 Barrels ditto, - e Bags indigo,
Corner of Paterroster-row; and retail, by must country venders, 2 Tierces Coffee, 6 Casks Tamarinds
is hoses, at M. 9d. and Ss 6d. , 77 Barrels ditto. 2 Buttes Bonnets,
-._ ______-- le Bags ditto, 1 Box Salt,
• (-0 pluck the tore of pleafure,and not to be wounded 82 Puncheons Runt, 1 Box Medicines,
i,. 1- by its thorn, has been the firourite object of mankind. though Condemned to the Crown.
in this they have been too often difappointed; happily for the good oil - The al. eve ship being well.calcalated for the general
• fociety, the baneful effects of illicit intercourfe are rafily renioved, of trade, to be taken with at faults and defects withwi
• if application is suede to that invaluable preparation of Dr. F* at,- lowance whatever.
at A ses, termed GU 'ETA SALUTAItI. 'That Diuretic Vette- By order °lithe Agents appointed for the tale ofDanish
table Drops contain no mercurial polfon to undermine the contti a depeisit in Cash or Bank of 11.414 and Notes, of one-thi
units°, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reftore health, which Vessel, and 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, mu
st st be made at I
Co many boaftcd (pacifies of the day do ;on the contrary, fo In of tale, and prior to the pnrehasere• quitt the Sale
nocent is this molt efficacious preparation,thet it is adminiftered I default of which the seller will be at liberty to declai
with fatty to children of the molt tender age, fo luccefsful are its void.
powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Ihnrt time the feeds of The remainder of the purchase money also to be pat
difeafe, however latent they may be, or diltant the time of of or Bank of England Notes, at the expiration of the p
feCtion. Tlliejnoft obftioate gteets; lore of bone and palate, and, at the time the Goods are detnanded by the purchasers
in ihort, the wnrft appearances of the salon of a certain difeafe, livered. These conditions will be Aerially atteuded to.
have yielded. in a. very Hasty parted. to, their influence. To this For viewing the above Vesiel ard her Stoees, tor
Medicine how many thotitandilfave been indebted for the redo- samples of the Cargo, and further particulars, Apply t
ration of health, after being 'emitted the Hofpitals, and having Birdwood, Altera:tit, one of the ents fur Datil&
gone through all the modem of e,immon medicine; nor are its Ge
After which will be
morbid Rate Of the Quid' mitts, as in feliebutic and nervous cone 561 Pipes Brandy, and 50 Hogeteads Red Wi
plaints. it ism) lefa a never failing ranee'. Sold wholefale at Mr. Being the entire Cargo of the ship Active, .---- I
Blake's, No. 4, Cheapfide, torn*? of Paternofter row; anti retail tats Master, detainvdby the private ship of war Hero,
by molt Country Boulacliers, in bottles at u. yd. and 45.6 d. with condemned to his Matraty.
• atnplodiredtiens. Dated Plymouth, Feb.ll, 1606.
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