Star.
London, England, 1810-01-17 00:00:00

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the I
grabof January instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE fine new Oak-built PRIZE BRIG, marked
Letter A. of the following Dimensions :
I.ength on Deck - - 67 Ft. 11 In.
Lreadth - - - 2.3 101
Admeasures . - - .71)3 30-94 'rolls.
Built at Eckenfinrd, in linistein, in the Year tt:o3. She but.
thens remarkably wet, being constructed for the general pm-
poses of trade' and of the best materials for part tcular use, has
'tween Deck beams, sails very fast, and is in every respect a
very desirable vessel. She will be sold free of Duties, acd en-
titkd to a British Register.
Inventories, &c. may be had of Messrs. Smiths, Marten, and
St. Barbe, Merchants. London. For v:ewing and further infor-
mation, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant. Plv.nnuth.

FOR. SALK 14 Y ei:isLlC tor.,
At the London Tavern, Fexithle-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
thr Stith of Janu4.-F nista: t, at Eleven &Clarkin the Forenoon,
(immediately after the ga'e of the Brig Letter A.)
Tkit fiae Oak-built-PRIZE SHIP, marked Let-
ter B. of the following Dimensions :
Length on Deck - 92 Ft lON In.
Breadth - -
Depth in Hold
Ad:mm*lms about - 253 G 5-94 Tons.
Will bnrthen considerably more, being construe ed for tlje
general purposes of trade, and of the best materials under parti-
cular inspection, sail.; very well, and requires a mt;dera-e cut-fit
for a voyage, men and provisions excepted. Free of Duties to
the Purchaser.
Inventories, ace. may be had of Mews. Smiths, Marten, and
St. Barbe, Merchants, London. For viewing and further infor-
mation, apply at the Counting-house of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER. Merchant. Plyrnottflt,

kGR SALE BY PUi3l.le AUCIION,
At the London Inn, Finch°le-stme, Plymouth, on Nam. die:
stitb tottant, immediately after the *sle of the Frlal•Ship,

Letter B.
THE French copper-bottomed Ship ZEPHYR,
of the following Dimensions:
Length on Deck - 82 Et. 0 la.
Breadth above the Wales - 21 8*
Depth of Hold - 10 fit
Adm-asurement - - 181 92-94 Tons.
Draft If water as loaded, 11 feet aft, and 7 feet forward.
She is a remarkable fast sailer, with a beautiful figure head,
representing a Zephyr, and is considered one of the Most beauti-
ful ships which has ever appeared in this port, is nearly new, and
remarkably well found in stores% as will appear by her inventory.
She Wa4 taken after a long chace by, and condemned as prize to
his Majesty's ship la SLIN a, DAVID ATKIN% Esq. Commander.
For Inventories and other Particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Acting Agent, Plymouth.

FOR SALE I Y PUBLIC AUC I.ION,
At the Loadon Inn, Fozhole-street, Plymouth, immediately after
the Sale of the Ship Zephyr,
'THU remarkably fine coppered and copper-fastened '
Brig L 1 RODEUR, of about 280 tons, strong built, high,
deep wasted, and strong for an upper deck, is pierced for 20 guns,
and is In every respect a moist desirable vessel. Her partieulat
measurement will appear in two or three days, she is remark..bly
well found in stores, and may be sent us sea at a small ezpence ;
cainured and rowlemned as prize to his Majesty's ship la SEINE:,
DAVID ATKINS, Etl. Conint Ender.
For Inventories and other Particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Acting Agent, Plymouth.

YORK
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PLACE, PORTMAN-SQUARE.
TO 11E SOLD BY PRIVATE coNntAcr,
'T'HE spacious centre HOUSE, most eligibly Si-
-1- tuste on the East side. it contiins three and four rooms on
a 5 nor, with Closets, Dining-room 30 feet by 20, Library-room
20 feet square, has two staircases and domestic 011 ices of every
description, Double Coach-house and two Stables of four stalk
each, e tiguous Coachman's Apartments, Wash-house and
I .aunclry' The whole fitted up most substantially. and with every
convenience for the accommodation of a geotcel F unily.
N.B. One half of the stipulated price for the House may remain
on mortgage, should the well adapted furniture be taken at a
moderate valuation.
The premises may be viewed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, between the hours of el :ven and two, until the Ist of
February, and the Proprietor will treat with principals, and give
immediate possession.

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