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PIANO ►ORTZ AIOIIIO.

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BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
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rTHE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foihole•ftreet, Plymontti,
On Friday the loth of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
(Purfuant to the direaions of the Commithoners for Spada
Prizes) _ _ _ _

THE FOLLOWING. GOODS,viz.
slaw OX and COW HIDES, In the Hair;
Part of the Cargo of the Spanifh !hip NOSTRA SENORA DE LA
REGLA, aids MERCURIO, (detained on her voyage from
Montevideo to Cadiz, by His Majefty's Ship PHCENIX, TuoscAs
BAKER. Efq. Captain). They are of a remarkable good quality;
and being the only remaining Hides in this port for fair, arc parti-
cularly recommended to Tanrers and others.
Alin, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE
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Admeafuring 34z Tons.
She is limerican, fuppofed Philadelphia-built; has a Figure-heard,
and is copper-iheathed; Ihe Rows a very large cargo, and fails
une-mmonly fatt—is particularly calculated for a letter of marque
or running (hip in the Streights, Welt India, or African Trades,
and will require no more than a common Outfit.
For Catalogues, Inventories, and further information, apply to
Peter Tonkin, Efq. or
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant in Plymouth.
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A Depoflt of as Cent. will be required at the timeof Sale,
(in Cads or Bank of England Notes,) and the remainder before
the delivery of the Hides or Ship.
Plymouth, April z 6, sks.

WESTBURY, WILTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY R. TOWNSEND,

On Friday the 3d day of May, 18os, at the Abingdon Arms Inn,
between the hours of three and five o'clock In the afternoon,
Unit(' previonily difpofed of by Private ContraCt, of which Notice
will be given,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
tuate at EDEN VALE. in the fail Parini of Weftbury ;
confifting of a convenient Brick Mcfruage, containing two good
parlours, four bed-rootne, two garrets, kitchen and offices, plea.
fantly fituate, coach-houfe, (table, kitchen and pleafure gardens,
orchard, &rubbery, beautiful sheet of water fur working of en-
gines and machines in a large cloth faCtory, the buildings of a dye-
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cottages or tenements, twillirg, weaving, hurling, and thcar.fhops,
near adjoining. Alfo a Dwelling knufe, with another Factory,
water-wheel on the lame ftreatn fur working engines and machines,
abundantly flipped with water from never-failing fprings ; and
about Nine Acres of exceeding rich Palture Laud adjoining the
Buildings, centrically &nate to the large Towns of Fronte, Trow-
bridge, and Warresinfter, and is a molt capital place for carrying
on an eaten/lye Trade. Alfo three Freehold Tenements and
Gardens, at a place called Cook's Stile, in the Parifh of Weltbury
aforefaid • late the property of Mr. Samuel Singer, deccafed.
Poffefion of the Premlfes at Eden Vale may be had immediately.
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Warmittibm, where a plat of the Mime may be lean.