Star.
London, England, 1807-04-25 00:00:00

Powr OE PLYMOUTH.

By Order of the Hon.Conniffoitere of his Majofty's Coltorne.
On TULoDAY, the 28th of April, any, by Ten o'Cloek
in the Forenoon,
\V I[.[. BE 1-:XPOSLD T) PUBLIC SALE,

At the Cuftnm Houk, in this Port,
THE GOODS UNI)ER - MENTIONED,
43 3 .511 is Gallons Wine 6 3 ohs Gallons Cordials
26a5 Pounds Salt at Pounds Cyperas
32 Ditto Sugar 25 Ditto Coffee
3o Ditto ramarinds t t Ditto Chocolate
44 Ditto Gall Nuts 54 Ditto Almonds
al Ditto Preterites 28 Ditto Tapioca
at Ditto Logwooti
89 Yards Catisas-72i Yards Linen,
and 3?i Yards Rums Duck.
7 Cwt. Lignamvitai-3 Cwt. 1 r. vibe. Cordage
86 B.•ihets Ratted Salt a Mars Decanters
3 Mails 6 (Hats Tumblers
a Boats and Materials. 1 Anchor and Creeper
with f Pieces Rope,
Broken up Hull and Materials of the litipe Lugger.
A Bowtprit returned from the viper Cutter.
Foe EIC PO RTATION.-•-55 Pair Silk stockings.
N. B. The Goods above mentioned will be fee up in fereral Lots,

and fold to the higheft bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Cuftom houfe aforefaid, in office
hours, for viewing and tatting the fame, three days before the
Day of fide only.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday and
Saturday, the lit and sd days of May next, at Ten o'clock in
the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
[OR EXPORTATION.
77 pieces Z Brandy and Spirits 3 ditto Capers
s/
to !Ads. S 5 of Brandy a cafe Liquorice
453 Pile
White Wine 2 calks Argol
237 hhds. 3 ditto Olives
an pieces Picardon Wine s ditto Spent& Green
125 hhls. Mufeadel ditto 55 baler Bottle Corks
167 pieces Red Wine t Cafe Anchovies
7 calks Stick Briniftone 2 hales Bay Leaves
5 ditto, and t hale Almonds 2 ditto Bay Berries
(in the (hell.) 2 ditto Liquorice Root
• 4 ditto Cream Tartar
Being the condemned parts of the Cargoes of the Expedition,
Nor. feldt, and Marianne, captured on their voyages from Cette
by his MOjetty's Ship ACTIVE,R. MOWBRAY, F.fq Captain.
Alio, 94 PiPes'l Bran 6o pipes Red Winc
bluls. cIY 6 ditto Red Port ditto
A 7 pipes White Wine,
Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Dant& Sbip Ger-
mania. H, Vole, Matter, taken on her voyage from Barcelona by
the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively.
Alio, a cafes bound and unbound Books
t truck Wearing Apparel
4) hags Rice
sn ditto Calavances.
as kegs Tar
'1- able Spoons ands Forks (Silver)
2 Plated Candleflicks,
Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner RD.
Buwenr, I•.i y. late Commander-, taken out of the Slianifh Schoonar.
Alto, 4 bales Carofo Oranges
ditto French Berries, so butts Allum ,
Imported fro n Leghorn.
AU.n' 4 hi'd‘' Tent Wine 6 bales liquorice Boot
zo bottles 2 ditto Almonds,
Rellored to the Claimants ex Fnx, J DRUMMOND, Mafter.
Alfo, a Ctiantity of wood bound Pieces, Pipe., and Hogg:wads,
(emptied, per Ida Margaretta.)
The beautiful copper bottomed Schoonerles AMIS, pierced for
guns, well found, and a very fatt railer
Dialvestom—Lergth, 72ft. 6in. Breadth, loft. min. Depth
Admeafures t 28 t3-94ths tons.
Has a deep wait, tani is calculated to carry a cargo proportion-
able to her dimenfions.
The fine coppered Ship PRINCES WALES, has a figure bead
and quarter galleries, pierced for guns, (if not previotifiy dif.
poled of) of the following dimenfions
Length 84ft. Breadth 27ft. tin. Depth of held II ft.tCll.
Height between decks, Eft admeafures e 64 tons.
She is a very fuldtantial, well built veffel, fur/tolled about fiur
yors old, has juft been thoroughly overhauled and exarni led by an
.ntinci.t Ship Bonder, and comnleted with a new fie fh upprr drat,
captland, windlafs, and a double tier of Bate rooms, and every
other rcquifite fm an armed Weft Indiarnan. Both thefe veil' It
may be fent to fea immediately, c nly wanting men and provilion.,
and are therefore highly deferving the attention of merchants tra-
ding to the American Crionies, who have elf(' an opportunity of
laying in a very fuitable affortment of Goods at this port, very
rarely to be met with. The Prince of Wales is completely rived.
and ready to load at an ht,tir's notice. Her ftores arc very abun-
dant. and in exec:lett condition.
Alfn, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM, Pruffian built. round
ftern.—Length 82ft 6in. Breadth oat. Depth cft
mafure. 159 11-94 tons. She is fiat floored, very bunks:dowse,
and well found.
Alin, purfuant to direetions from the CommilEonere for Ay
Care and Difpnfal of Prollan Property, the brig MER.CURIUS.
Length, 92ft. 6in. Brea.lth, 12ft. air. Depth
Admeafttrt:s too tons. _ _

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She has lately undergone foe retain at ibis port, ar.i is a Mors
good c effel.
The KOF e FETRUS.
T.ength 36ft. Breadth icft 7in.--Ad-riteures t6st tons.
A flat floored burthenfome veal, in good condition. Alfo her
Cargo, coofiftittg of empty Boordecox Wine Calks.
'Rde Veffels are admirably calculated for the Baltic, timber
and matt trade, or any other where burthert is required.
Al o, ten bales el Liquorice Root, part of the Cargo of the Pap •
'
petthurgh brig Maria.
For fampies, inventories, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mcraham, Plymouth,
Who has for Private Sale,
About 190 Blbes. Cannon Powder ;
800, feet Dutch Oak Plank.
A depollt of ay per Cent. will be required on the IfefFels and
Goods fold at Public Sale, and the remainder on or before deliver'.
• Cy Samples of the yo Butts of Mum may be ben It the Sat
of Lloyd's Colfeo-Hoafe.

AMERICA.

PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 13.

The fchooner Henry, Dickinfon, lixteen 'days from
St. Bartholomew's, brings intelligence, that two,days
before file failed, letters had been received thereonen- ,
tinning the arrival of five fail tif the line of French
(hips at Porto Rico, which Mind it was Rated was
ceded to France.
Letters by the laft mail from Wafhington, give the
fAlowing reafims for believing that the Senate will
be convened to confider the treaty lately negotiated
with Great Britain :
" The Prefidun has laid that the carrvi•l trade was placed on
a footing favourable to American !hipping.
" That the American intercourfc with India was favourably ad-
jutted.
" That the general fyftem of blockade wns abandoned; and that
of the twenty five articles which compote the treaty, twenty-three
were altogether unexceptionable."
Such being the Prefident's opinion on the perufal
of the naked copy of the treaty, which was handed to
him by the Brun Minifler at Wafhington, we can-
not doubt fur a moment that when he receives the
original, accompanied by the explanatory notes and
obfervations of his Minifters Monroe and Pinksey, be
will deem it not only expedient, but effential to the
public welfare, to ;Amble the Senate, and to fubmit
to their confederation an inftrument, on the rejeetim
or adoption of which Co many important interells
depend.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.