Star.
London, England, 1807-10-24 00:00:00

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday the
Nth day of November next, at to o'clock in the Forenoon,
HE HULL of the Ship GRAAF SUWARROW....
Alto her Malts, Yards, Sails, Anchors, Cables, Standing-
Rigging, and I quantity of other stores,
By Private Sale. so Bales of Smyrna CsttonWool, and 42 Erie
Georgia ditto. Fur (ample. and other particulars apply to
Meffn. SMITH, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE,
Brokers, London.

By Order of the Comnfiffi oncra for tht. Care and Difpofal of
PrulTian Property.
TE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
196 Piteea--2 Ditto (6pirits) Ditto.
44 Half Places Red Wine
17 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine.
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Being part of the Cargo of the Danifh [hip Fortuna, Van Campen
mafter, condemned at Prize to his Nlsjefty.
A few Tons Campeachy and Honduras Logwood, and a fmall
quantity of Grinding Stones.
For Catalogues, (ample., and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, O.R. t 9, tiloy.

On the ift of November will be publillied, with a large coloured
Caricature. No. 11. of
THE SATIRIST, or MONTHLY METEOR.
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N. B. No. I Ins been REPRINTED, and may now be had as
above.

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Two Letters to Mr Whitbretd, on the Education of the Poor,
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Refotved unanitnnufly—That this Meeting doth recotn. mendld
all rut relents. lNp owners, mailers of nips, and others concerned,
to OA the payment of any illegal imports or exadions, that may
be demanded fur mooring veffels in Catwater.
ittfolved unanimontly—That the Members of this Borough be
reintited to ufe their endeavours to afcertain the grounds upon
which a grant bas been made from the Crown to Lord Boring-
don, of a certain portion of Catwater, for the purport, of placing
moorings therein, and impofing a toe for the ufe of them ; and alfo
to rtprefent the great injury inch a mcarne will occafinn to this
port, and to take fuck Reps as may be expedient to obtain its re-
vocation.

itefolvesl unanintnufly—That in confequenee of the great et•
paves how attending alining, it is of the waled importance to
prevent any new and utinecelfary ehargts being laid on them at
this port, and therefore that

. .
Thomas Fates, Efq Mayor Mars. John Collier
1 homas Locky:r, l fq Andrew Tracey
John• Clark Langniead, Erg • M'illiam Parr
John Hawker, Efq George Ord
Robert Fugc, Efq Hannibal Own,' Jewett
Savitle Win. Shepherd, Efq Alexander Filler
Pa -r :imams, Efq _ Walter Clatworthy and

Mr pato Brabant Bayly Joreph Moore,
Mr Richard liayly
Be and they are hereby appointed a Committe-, to take the necef•
fary Reps for removing any iropetlintent to the Anchorage and
Navigation of Catwater, and purfuing Inch other :matures as may
be requifite for the maintaining the ancient rights of the Public, in
the Paid harbour ; and that any Five of the Paid Committee be
competent to att. fubjed to the Call of tbc Chairman.
Refolved unaninicufly—That a Subfeription be entered into for
the purpofe of carrying the above Rcfolutlons into effed, and (up•
potting any Adion at Law which the Committee may deem it
neeelTary to commence. in defense of the long eftablithed rights,
relative to the Lid Harbour, which have been hnsuenanrioly en-
joyed.
Refolved unardmoutly—Tbat a Copy of thefe Refolutions be
trarfmitted to the Committee of Mil) Owners, at Lloyd's, as well
as to the principal Sea Ports in the Kingdom, and be publilbed in
be London and Provincial Papers.
THOMAS EALFS, Chairman.

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The Chairman having quitted the Chair,
Refolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to him,
for his readinds in convenieg the Mecting,aud ter his proper con-
duit in the Chair.