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London, England, 1806-10-02 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

By Order from the CommiMoners fur the Care and Difporal of
Prufban Valets and Carpet detained.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION—By T. TINDALL,

On Thurfday, the 9th day of Dauber, 1806, (infiead of the 2d, as
before advcrtifed),
At the Crown Inn, in Weymouth,
'THE CARGO of the PrufEari Brig PICCOLOS,
4- Captain 1.. B. Ruyl, captured on her voyage front St.
Thomas's to Emhden, by the private (hip of war Diana, Robert
White, coonnandcr, and calcimined to his Majafty in the High
Court of Admiralty, Coaftinit of
3 Calks Martinique entree ad Punkheons Rum
53 Ditto St Domingo ditto .5 Cafes Cordials
134 Pap ditto ditto a Cal:. Hats
3 Calks Guadmi”upe ditto 3 Ditto Shirts
179 Bags ditm ail lie a piece contains 25
34 Calks POrto Rico ditto z Do. Ella Bombaaet
at s Bars ditto ditto . t ditto 9 German Linen
49 Calks Clayed l Martinique I Box of &gars
52 Do IllurcovadoS Sugars About 7 Tons Logwond
sli Bogs Cocoa About 9 ditto Fatick
Allu, the Cargo of the Prullan brig PAULINA MARIA,
Captain Van Muyens._
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t.to Pieces German I.i..ena 24 Double Handbarrows
4 Ditto tint ditto is Single Ditto
3 Remnants 63 Cafes Geneva
3 Shirts 12 Empty Cafes
;o Pieces Bleached Dowlaa so.xi .Pan Tiles
/ 47 Pieces Plain:is osoo Paring Tile.
296 Do Blue Gzl man Check E opty Boxes
sig Do. Silt Ga Linens, damaged Wrappers
So C wiage V:11, tr..
Peso Cat liOtUtf and Inventories, apply toT.TINDALL, Broker,
or T. N. and N R 0 fll i.I.IAR DS. Agents.
- Tin. `ale to begin it ten o'clock in the foren000„,

DICIIONARY OF MERCHANDIZE.
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Bmad.Rrect, Etchange, price to.. 6.1 In boards.
I'HE DICTIONARY of lIIERCI-lANDIZE in
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Marks of Excelkocy of rued Natural Produelloos as form Articles
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&Toad Union.
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Newman's Spann and Englifh Di.ftiotkary, a vqll. Svo. price
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Nemnich% Comptoir Lexicon, Sro. tl. so.
Duboft's Elements of Commerce, a vols. firm. al. I as. 6d.

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Four beautiful whole-length Figures of Falltions for o.dober, es
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Alfo a full Parilian Court Dints and Walking Drefs.
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Aud two new and fantionable Patterns fnr Needle Work.
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Duchcfs of itozsoROUOPI anal two beautittd Ercnch Figure., and
two new Patterns for Needle-Work. _ _

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.cquaintance with the Arts and Scirrer.., which arc the objeEte
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rNTICK's SPELLING DICTIONARY, in
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