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London, England, 1826-01-20 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL,
• JANUARY 5, 1826.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Honourable Como
Customs,

of his Majesty's

On TOISDAY, J-nuary 51, 1826, in the Long Boom, at the Custom-
- House, Bristol, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE UNDERNIENTIONED GOODS,
VIZ.

FOR HOMR

About 14cwt. 3qrs. Foreign Cordage; 9cwt. Munn. Sugar;
3 Leghorn Hats; 1 Foreign Bed Tick; 8 Main ; 16 gallons
Whiskey; 4 Glass Decanters; 42cwt. Mahogany; 1 pair Trucks;
2cwt. lq. Molasses; 2 empty Casks;-620 -split Deal Enda; 1 lath.
firewo: J ; 5021b5. Tamarinds ; S pair French Clogs ; 2cwt. 2qrs.
Indian Meal; 120 Handspikes; 15 gallons Shrub; 6 pair L-ather
Boots; 91bs. Castor Oil; 91bs. Cocoa Nut Oil; 51Ibs. Tobacco;
21bs. Cayenne Pepper; 47 Deals; 2cwt. Iron; 891bs. Soap;
lcwt. 2qrs. Feathers; 3 gallons Cordials; 3 Sparta; 91 Deal En Is;
31 Batten Ends ; 5 Burr Stones ; 2cwt. 2qrs. Sugar Scrapings ;
I cwt. Sgrs. broken Flint Glass; !nibs. Tallow Candles; 1 g Ilion
Rum ; ZS feet Oak Timber ; 2 loads Pine Timber ; 4 gallons
Wine; 15 Battens; 25Ibs. Coffee; abs. Cashew Nuts ; '2 gallons
Braudy; Stirs. 10ibs. Lead Pipe; I load and 24 feet Fir Timber;
49 feet Birch Timber; 2.3 Ash Oars.

TOIL ZIPORTA7.OII4
4(1 Silk Handkerchiefs, 26 yards Silk, 12 pair Kid Gloves, 1
Silk Umbrella, I Silk Parasol, 2 Silk Shawls, 4 Silk Scarfs, IS
pair Silk Stockings.
The undermentioned Gods having liln in Warehouse upwards Rt

Three Months uncustomed —for Hume Consumption.
1 Puncher ; 1 Hogshead, 175 Gallons Shrub ; 1 Hogshead, 59
Gallons Ruin ; 5 Casks, 280 Gallons Vinegar ; .7 cwt. Stirs. 1$ lbs.
Iron; 16 Deals; 3 Hogsheads, Cultn ; sundry Boar+, Kegs, at:d
Jars, West India Presents; also a Quantify of Flint Glass, con-
sisting of Rummers, Tumbler+, Wine Glasses, Ste.

Particulars may be known by applying at the Warehouse
Keeper's Office for Seized Goods. on Monday, the 3uth January ;
and on the morning of the day of Sale, between the Hours of Ten
and One o'Clock.

In a few days. in finial' Ilvo. price 6s. 6d.
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG RIFLEMAN, in
the FRENCH and ENGLISH ARMIES, during the
War In Span and Portugal, twin pm to 1116.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

" The description of a soidier'aever:varying-career, is ren-
dered particularly interestitigon this account, that the commonest
man, seeking his home wherever he goes, is by means of his billets,
as if kd by the hand of Asosodeus, introduced into every house,
and into the deepest recesses of domestic privacy. Of relations of
this nature, there is no scarcity in the Volume before us. Our
friend was also taken by the button, and spoken to by Napolaon,
at a review of the troops at Valladolid—he entered Madrid under
the coaunand of Murat—he plundered and slew there during tbe
insurrection of the 2d May, 1308—hr was quartered in Aranjuez,
in the ruined Palace of the Prince of the Peace. Suffered tram
the Guerillas, as•isted in the destruction of the accursed prison of
the Inquiattion," kc. Ecc.—Editor's Preface,
Printed for Henry Colbjsra, removed to a, New Burlington.
street.

Albemule•itreet, December 29, 1125.
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