Star.
London, England, 1805-11-26 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTEL-...F0R PUBLIC SALA, •

At the Star and Garter Tavern. on ftlefdsy the 34 of December,
1805, at Eleven siCloek in the Forenoon,
FHE fine French National Brig LA FAUNE,
& condemned as Prize to his Majetty's (hips Gollah, R. Barton,
Efg commander, and Camilla, W. E. Taylor, Ffq commander.
Dimenlions, length on deck 93 feet 5 inches, breadth of beam s 8
feet. height between decks 4 feet to inches,!depth of hold 8 lea S
inches, and admeafores 303 Bt-gar Tuns.
This brig has not been launched a year, is eoppered and copper-
fattened. piel4ed for 18 guns, remarkably handfome, fail, uncom •
monly faf, and is peculiarly adapted for a cruiser, or the African
Trade.

For viewing the raid brig, inventoria, and further particulars:
apply two days before the tale to _

. . .
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth.
N. P. Rvxhery, Efq. Agent.

PORTSMOUTH—.FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Tuefday the 3d of December,
aos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,

I'HE Lnbec brig die GU rE ER'NARLUNG,
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condemned u Prize to his Majeity's Gun-brig Steady, Ar-
thur Stow, Efq. Commander.
Dimenfions, length on deck 94 feet 6 inches, breadth of
beam as lea a inches, depth of bold 2 z feet 3 Inches, and admea-
lures 234 61 94 Tons,
She Is quite new, having only made one voyage to Oporto Snee
the was launched; is remarkably well built, abundantly found in
all kinds of ado! Stores, which are in high prdervation. and w,ll
adapted for every defeription of trade.
After which will be fold the entire Cargo of the Paid brig, con-
fining of, for home confumption, 926 Bags of Perrambucco and
Maranham Cotton Wool.

ample% of which may be Peen fit days before the fale at No. 32,
Clement's-lane, Lomb. d-ftrcet, London. And viewing ht.
fame, Catalogues and Inventories, appy twid,,ya before the I•Je to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfououtb.
N. P. Rotbery Efq. esgent.

PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIC SALE.

At the Star and Garter Tavern, Toefday the 3d of December,
1803, at Eleven o'lock in the Forenoon.
THE American Ship Li I'TLE CORNELIA,
condemned as Prize to his tlajtfty's Gun-brig Steady, Ai,
thur Stow, Efq. Commander.
Dimeaflons, length on deck 74 feet 8 Inches, breadth of beam
22 feet, depth of hold 13 feet, and admeafures 145 93.94 Tons.
She appears to be French built, is very well inuld in all kinds of
Bores fails well, and is well calculated for the Mediterranean
Welt-India trade, and might be lent to fa at a very trilling
expellee
For viewing the above Ihip, Catalogues, further particulars, and
Inventories, aptly two da7s before the fate to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, P.srtfmouth.
N. P. Ruthery, Efq. Agent.
PORTSMOU I'H—FOR PUBI.IC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, en Puefday the 3d oiDeceinber,
18os, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE fine Pruffian Ship FRIEUNDC HAFT, con-
J.- dunned as Prize to his Majeity's hoop Pluto, R. Janvcrin,
Efq. Commander.
Dimenfions, length on deck 76 feet t inch, breadth of beam to
feet t loch, depth of hold,[4 feet 3 inches, and admeafures 133 .1. ens.
She appear. to be French built, is very well found in all kinds
of [toms, fails well, is particularly adapted for the Weft-India
trade, where Or: was bound when captured, and might be fent to
tea at a very trilling expence.
For viewing the fald Ship, Inventories, and further particulars,
apply two days before the tale to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth.
N. P. Rotbery, Eiq. Agent.

PORTSMOUTH-470R, PUBLIC SALE,
At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday the 12th of De-
cember, iSos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vile.
TOR [IMITATION.

97 Hogfh.ads, 3 Tierce., 3 Barrels Mufeovado Sugar.
49 Hogiheads Clayed Sugar.
Being part of the cargo of the American 'hip Little Cornelia,
condemned as Prize to his M.lcity's Gun-brig Steady, Arthur
Stow, Efq. Commander.
For viewing the above, further particulars, and Catalogues,
apply three days before the fa:e to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmon'h.
N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent.