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London, England, 1811-11-20 00:00:00

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Also, the Ship Cu Aa r. LVI' 0 N Packet, Xnaticall'btint, Minn
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sterned, and has head.
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1 I.eatp Is - 7$ Feet 91 Inches.
Breadth - 23 3
1 Depth , - 11 3
Admeasures 169 7•-94 Tons.
She Is adapted toe a l'acket, in which service she has been ern-
spinytd (havitv, two cabins, and suitable births, with a large sky-
pelt), or a running merchantman, as she sail, fast, and will carry
a proportionate cargo, having, 'iween decks, beams and a good
fl•mtr. Sh- is wood sheathed, her unwerials are abundant, and is
ex:ellent condit.on ; her cargo consisting of
122 Bales Upland Cotton
2033 Pi, col C.unpeichy Logsirood
35 Casks Whale Oil
20 1.11,d5. :-upetior Dry Cod Fill
19 Barrels Attil 1 Ca.e 'Fortoises'e.:ll and Chlppinp
6 Bales Oetr -kins
4 Bake and 4 Bundles Bear Skirts
9 cot. 2 qrs. Si Oak Hogshead ',saves.
Also the following Goods, being part of the Cargo of the
Schooner Bcrser :
94 Bales Georgia Cotton Wool
91 Cases Indigo
4 Casks Cod Oil
10 Ditto Annatto ,
About 4 tons I.ngwond.
MI the above coneemned a.. prize to his Majesty's ship Nieman,
Sir Michael Seymour, Bart. Captain.
10 Casks Fish Oil
I Baits Peltrles
Ex Etizo Cumming, Master. .....

27 Serons Brazil Tobacco, es Au go ItA, restored to Claimant&
Also the Schooner lass, of the following dinwnsions :
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I.engtl; - 48 feet 81 inches. Breadth, IS feet St Inches.
Depth of Hold 7 5 Admeasures 43 G 0.94 Tons.
She is round-scented, and has a scrawl head ; is a desirable Teo.
sel for the coasting trade, in which she has lately been advan-
tageously employed; her Stores are abundant, and in good con-
dition; and she may be sent to sea immediately without any es-
pence, having a. British register.
Also, foe the benefit of the Unlerwriten or time esswerar
ed, the HuU of the Brig Aerzott, of New Yak, birdies about
400 teas, her Masts mad Storesin Lots, with -tit filiawirgt Ors
of her Cargo, for Home Consumption:
About 33 Tons Logsvood. •
8 BundluAlephante Teeth.
Afterwards, for Home CoosLnaption, about 1911,000 f!t)
Nuts, from the Brazils, calculated pnitiettlarly for theawogli tt:
ners, for various purposes, particularly buttons, beads, satali
boxes, &c. u they bear a remarkably fine polish;
4 Casks of Spirits of Turpentine
284 Pieces Nicaragua Wood.
138 Pieces red Wood.
#Oll LIMN. I A T

524 Bars Square Iron. 1 Cask Flints.
12 Bundles Nail Rods. I 1 Cask Cream Tartar.
62 Do. Flat do.
For samples of the coquillo nuts, cotton, and indigo. Catalogs.'
and inventories of the Vessels, apply to Messrs. Smith, Marten,
and Smith, Brokers, London ; Messrs. Holt and Co. of Man-
cheater ; Messrs. Thomas and William Earl and Co. of Liver-
pool ; and Messrs. Walter Ritchie and Co. of Greenock. The
coluillu nuts may also be seen at Mcssrs. laugher an. Co. Bk.
mingham.
Also, the copper-bottomed fast-selling brig ANDREW, pilots
boat built, calculated for any employ requiring great dispaedis
captured on her voyage from France to New-York by, and can.
,leinned as prize to his Makin)", ship Shannoe, P. B. V. Broke,
Esq. Captain.
Ltngth 79 feet 7 lochs..
Depth 8 Ilf
Her cargo, consisting of
15 Pipes Brandy,
203 Hbds. i sopetior Red Wine,
48 Cases
About 650 Bars square and Bat Iron,
7 Cases or Basel dry Goods, sack as Satins, iMato
c 1, Velvets, Ribbands, - Gloves, &c. &c.
' Also, about 60 Balesri Orleans Cotton Wool', landed Irma
the ship Rebecca, des and since condemned as prize is
his Majesty's ship Medusa, the Hon. D. P. Bouverie,'Captain.
For viewing Samples, Catalogues, and further infoquation,
apple, to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth;
and far the Andrew and Cargo, and the Rebecca's Cotton, is
W. P. Smith, Esq. the Agent, and as above, or to
JOHN Ltiscomaz, Broker.

Breadth 91 fen S Inches.
Adateasurts 1511 Tow ; ani

Plymouth, October 24, 1611.
The Sale of the DA N U sr's Carr, as also the CattOn
Dye Wood by the other Ships, will take place no the ued 'ouzo%

FOR SAL.E BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the tendon Inn, ?Dubele-street, Plymouth, sntioadaz,the

tsth November inttant, (with the exception of the old nip
Timber and Iron, which will be sold at Coaaide Yard, where

it lies),
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-.
la Barrels and 6 Kep Refined Lard

3 Cases Guns Sardrick, about 9 cwt.
1 Case Peruvian Bark, about 2 cwr.
7 Cad's and small quartkies Lune Rosin
lo Casks Pitch
S Casks Turpentine
1 Cask Argot
19 Whole Barrels and 35 lbs. Ganpowilar
• Bags Yellow Berries
A Quantity of Iron Stanehiktas
Ditto Dead Eyes and Clain Plates
118 Large and Small Pig Iron Ballut
Is duns, S 6-pounders and carriages, 2 rpoundarai 4 A
pounders, 4 9-potmders
•le 1 Twelve pounder Carronatle
We Eighteen and 2 4-pounde: Gun Carriages
7 Carrunade Belles
A large quantity of Spanish apd other Iron,. is Bats,
Spikes, &c.
30 Lots of old Oak and Fir Ship Timber, and Plank at
large scantling .
S Si ips Masts and one Bowsprit
1 Iron ands Copper Boilers, 1 Copper Stec
1 Thum Sea Lead
Sundry double, single, and treble Purchase
Tar Latalogues and .viewing the above, 814
Ilawkei and Las, Merchants, Plymouth ;or t 4
JOHN LUXOIII
flyniest3, Ilaveptier C,

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;ply. to lice" 1
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