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WILSONTOWN IRON WORM 70& SALE•

TO BE SOLD on a Day to bor afterwards caned,
''THE .WILSONT W N IRON WORKS,
DWELLING-HOUSE, and LAND; attached to thorns
consisting of upwards of 500 English Acres. These Works are
situated in the countyof Lanark, In Scotlant at an equal distance
rota Glasgow and Leith ; and thus command a ready access to the
markets on both the east and west eoasts, and in Ireland. They
are the only Works of the kiud in Scotland, and have an inexhausti-
ble supply of materials at hand, in land, to the extent of shove 5509
English Acres. The Works consist of two Elan Furnaces, blown'
by a 48-inch Boulton and Wart double power Steam Engine,
sufficient for blowing three Furnaces. Also, of four Steam En-
gines of different dimensions, with the most complete machinery
for the manufacture of bar, bolt, and sheet iron, boiler plates, hoops, Ste. &c. erected upon the newest and most approved prin-
j
ciples. The Works are principally employed, at present, in
making soft pig iron, for foundry rite, of which the two furnaces
produce from 80 to 90 tons weekly, principally of the best Nu. I
1, which might be increased to 120 tons by the erection of an- j
other furnace; the spare blast (of which there is abundance for
a third furnace) being now thrown away. There is an excellent
Dwelling-house for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager,
Clerks, and from 4to 500 workmen and their families. As the
freight of iron from Leith to London is only from I Os. to 12s. per
ton, and the insurance less than one per cent. these works are parti-
cularly worthy of the attention of the gentlemen in the trade, resi-
dent in London, where the excellent quality of the Wilsontown
Iron commands a constant preference In the market.
Printed Particulars of the works and minerals, &c. may be had
by applying to Mr. J.Wilson, No. 6, Crosby-square, Bishop:late-
street ; or Mr. Charles Berry, No. 1, James • street, Adelphi, Lon-
don; or Mr. Mowbray, W.S. Howe-street, Edinburgh; Mes.rs.
James Mans and Co. merchants, Leith; Messrs. Edington,
Queen-street, Glasgow ; Messrs. Graham and Mentgonieries,
writers, Glasgow ; A. Conte, Esq. Liverpool; Messrs. Wright
and Bowden, Hull; James Hines, Esq. Dublin; Mr. Samuel
Hallen' Biiston, near Wolverhampton; Josiah Dawson, Esq.
Rhoyds-hall, near Leeds; Messrs. Sorsbie and Co. Newcastle-
Upon-Tyne ; and Messrs.Wlhon and Son, Wilsentewn.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday
the sth day of March next, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE beautiful Copper - bottomed Ship LE
CHARLES, measuring sap 7-9 s Tons.
This ship is perfectly new, being taken en her first cruise by
His Majesty's ship Amelia, the lion. F. P. lase, Captain, after
a long and severe chute : she is constructed after the exact mo-
del of that fatuous privateer le Brave, (now his Majesty's ship
Barbadoes) built by the same artist, and was considered the finest
and fastest sailing privateer belonging to the enemy. She is
pierced far i 2 guns, has a figure head, into decks, with a large
hold, is abundantly supplied with new and valuable stores, Lae
excellent accommodations, possesses every good quality that can
be desirable in such a ship, and may be sent to sea directly at a
trifling expence.—lnimediately afterwards will be Mold,
- - - -

All her Guns, Powder, Shot, and sundry warlike stores, top-
ther with a quantity of Wine, some Brandy, Bread, and other,
Provisions; about SOO Pigs Iron Ballast, Etc. Etc.
And then,
The goad Priis,sian built Galliass LA SOPHLE—Admeasurell
133 3-94 Tons.
This is a strong burthensome Vessel, in good repair, has z very
roomy hold, of easy draught of water, and takes the ground well g,
captured and condpmned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Snapper,
Lieutenant WILLIAM JENzlits, Commander, and a squadron of
his Majesty's ships then lying in Basque Roads.
Also her Cargo, consisting of 133 Pieces of capital Oak Tim-
ber for ship-building, principally of large dimensions, and a few
long Oak Plank.

And then tight valuable Rip Masts. measuring from 65 to
72 feet in Length, and from 20 to 20 inches in diameter.
(The above Timber and Masts are well deserving the attention
of Ship Owners and Biaiders.)—Afterwards,
The pod Ketch LA JEUNE JULlETFE—Admeasuring
55 83-94 'fens.

This Vent! Is in good repaCr, anifrom her peculiar con-
strecaion, is admirably adapted for river or canal navigation :
COMIeIIIDEd as Prize to his Majesty's brig Monkey, Lieutenant
TUOM AS FIT Z GER A LD, Commander.
And then her Cargo, consisting of French Salt.
After which will be Soli,

The good Lugger SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA Y ANIMAS,
Measuring 57 66-94 Tons;
She is a strong Spanish built vessel, has a large bold, sails and
takes the ground well, and would make a good cower; con-
demned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Amazon, Joan Joyce,
Esq. Captain.
Also 10 Barons Peruvian Bark, landed from tke said Prize.
And then the IJllowing Goods, viz.
IB•Casks and Cases, containing 9450 pair soldiers Shoos
19 Cases, containing 740 pair Soldiers Caps
1' Ditto, containing Tapelis and Trimmings for ditto
1 Ditto, containing Oil Case Coverings for ditto
1 Ditto, containing Rosettes, Tufts, and Brass Ornamts
for Caps, Shoulder Straps, &c.
1 Ditto, containing Watches, Geld Lace, Epaulets, Gold
Embroidered Stars, and other Military Ornaments for
01Bccrs, and sundry articles of Jewellery.

Being part of the Cargo of l'Espoir, condemned as Prize to his
Majesty's ship Amelia, the Hon. F. P. Irby, taptairt.
The under-mentioned Vessels are also for Sale by Private Coa-
tract, viz. •
A NEW PRIZE BRIG, burthen about lie TORS (foreign
built, but free), is strongly fastened and treenailed, sails and takes
the ground well; she is a most desirable vessel for the coasting
employ, or for any trade her dimensions will suit • is completely,
riggedilnd well stored, and may be sent to sea immediately.
A BRIG, about 800 Toss burtheo ; a particularly stroog oak-
built vessel, (foreign built, but free), to excellent repair, is alone.
dandy supplied with good and useful stores, takes the pound
well, has two gush decks, would make an exeegent c.paster,
transport, or victuaJlek: is fitted for a dry cargo, well adapted
for the West Indian or Ivlediterrancon trade, and in ad respects
calculated to make a profitable merchautmaa--she Is rsa.y for
sea immedlately.—And the following Goods :
33 gales best Louisiana Cotton W:,ol,
Ili Hogsheads Superior Red Wines (French), and
11 Ditto Vitt de 'Grave. (Uwe
The above Winn are of the beet quality, and well muted to the
last or West Indio, or American Marten.
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