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By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

PICTUALL ING-OFFICE, February 18, 1807
11HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
H. 1.5 MA7E377's NAM Jo hereby give Notice,

That on Weincfday the 4th of March neat, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, (Baled up) and treat for THREE
HUNDRED CHALDRONS (each confiding of 36 bufhels, Win-
chciter rneafure) of PITT'. TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or
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Cargoes—one half thereof as foon as poflible, and the other half in
the (pace of two months from the date of be Contradt, winds and
weather permitting, alongdie the Wharf. of His Majefty's Vidtual•
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Na regard tea he had to any tender in which the rekejSall not k in-
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?afar who taxies the tender,or fame proton on his Wolf, attends to wt.
fwer when called for.

ARMY. • • • •
EXCHANGES.—A Captain of a Second Batti.
lion wines an ealunge to a Carrifon BetallOn. A Captain
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A Captain of ' a Welt India Regiment to a Second Battalion it
home. A Captain of a Second Battalion to any Reginient of One
Battalion at home, In •America, or In the Me.ii•erranean. A
Lieutenant in a Garrifon Battalion will extbange to the DragoOns
Light, er Heavy. A Captain of a Regiment of Two Battalions
to a One Battalion in ladia.—A Lieutenant in a Single Battalion
atlsome to any Regiment on Service.' A Lieutenant in a Second
'alliattailoa at home to any Single Battallosi. A Captain of a Rte.
merit of One Battalion abroad (newly mired) to any Regiment in
the Bdtith !lianas. t •

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Commiffions in tbe Army and Militia to be difpofed of
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at hia. Office tor tranfailing the purcbafe, Sale, and Exchange of
Commiffions, No. a 6, New Bond-Itreer.

WANTS a fituation, as ME SSM N, a married
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which will be immediately attended to.

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CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA TES, HUNTINGDONSHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEAKE,
At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad, at Three o'clock,
in sixteen Lots, confifting of

THE MANORS of Sawtrey Stilton and Gidding,
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table yearly Tenants at old rents, amounting only to 52771. per
znrum, and capable of very confiderabk increafe.
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Inn Fields ; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey; and of Mr. Leake, at
Fletton, near Peterborough.

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QOME ACCOUNT of DOCTOR GALL's NEW
" THEORY of PHYSIOGNOMY. founded upon the Anato-
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With the Critical Stridtures of
C. W. HUFEL AND, M. D.
Author of the Art of Prolonging Life, &c.
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