Star.
London, England, 1808-05-28 00:00:00

At the LONDON 'TAVERN, FOXHOLE-STREET, PLY-
MOUTH, on FRIDAY, the 17th of June, at eleven,
T
HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
About 130 Tons Cocoa
5o Cases Peruvian Bark 473 Ingots of Tin
Being the entire Csrgo of the Spanish brig Vig;.lan•e, dtained
on her voyage from Lima to Spain, by 114 Majesty's ship A:st-
Tli sr, Michael Seymour, Esq. Commander, and since condem-
ned as prize. Also,
In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, addres-
sed to the Agents of Danish Prizes and John liewker,
50 Hogsheads Sugar,
Landed from the Danish brig Hannah.
For Catalogues and other Particulars apply to
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

GOSPORT.

At the India Ann Inn; on Wednesday the Ist day of June my,

At liolev:m o'Clock in the Forenoon,
IHE good Ship SALLY and HEI'TY, her
a- Tackle, Apparel, and furniture, detained on her voyatpe
from LiAton to Philadelphia, and regularly condemmd i s tt.."
High Court of Admiralty as Prize to his Maje,ty'i ship Illossnm,
George Pigot, Esq. Captain. She is a very strong American-
built ship of about v.:30 Tons measurement Cop pered to the
Bends, is tolerably well found in stores, sails remarkably fast,
and ni.iy be sent to sea with little expence.
After which the Cargo of the above ship, consisting of about
200 '1 ons Salt, 7 Hogsheads White Wine, and a quantity of
Cork.

For inventories and further particulars, apply o,:ree days before
the sae, to George Morse Jukes, Esq. Agent for the Captors; or
Hurry, Jukes and Co.

By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his .714ajcstrd
Customs.

At the Custom House, Harwich, on Tuesday the mist inst. the
sale to comntence procisely at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
THE following valuable and curious ARTICLES,
an small Lots, viz._ . _ _

l i 7 Figures raiszd upon Italian
Shells
3091 Mochas, cut •
S Do. rough
Comeliau, engraved
9 Dozen Corneliau Hearts
1 Luaus Nature:
2 Egyptian Pebbles
39 Mosaics
709 Agate Plates.
47 Pair of Agate Drops
158 Blood Stones
. 4 Moss Stones
18 Dozen Wackholder Stones
32st Do. Eye Stones
1 Enamelled Watch, set with
. Diamonds
1 Topaz Ring, set with do.
1 Sapphire do. do.
1 Amethyst do. set with do.
1 Sapphire Broach set with do.
1 Diamond Star and Pin
1 Mother of Pearl Book mount- 1 Large Relievo on Shell
ed in silver, gilt 2 Figures of Gilt Plate set with.
I Pair Pearl Ear-Hogs Penh
12 Silver Watches, with Silver Dials and Enamelled Backs
12 Ditto, with China Dials and Enamelled Backs
6 Ditto, with Gilt Dials and Enamelled Backs
3 China Watch Dials, and 48 Enamelled Watch Backs.
_ _

90 Sapphires
52 Do. aunt Pmerakls
14; eurrats of Emeralds
37 Pieces of do.
68 Rubies
199 Amethysts
20 Chrysolite,
2 Opals
1 Aquamarine
2 Onyx
2 Rows Onyx Beads .
2 Mochas of Seaweed,
33 Garnets
47 Do. Beads
3 Petrified Wood Trunks,
mounted
4 Agate Trunks, mounted
12 Do. and Lava Snuff Boxes
mounted
1 China do. do.
1 Pak Ear-rings set with Eme-
ralds • -

N. B. The Gouds to be.viewed at the Custom House, Harwich,
on the day previous to the Sale, between the hours of ten and
twelve in the forenoon, and two and four in the afternoon.
One fourth of the vaitie of each Lot to be deposited at the time
of sale, and the goods to be taken away with all faults, withia test
days after the sale, otherwise the deposit will be forfeited.
No Notes will be taken but those of the Bank of England, Har-
wich, or IVlatusiogiree.