Star.
London, England, 1807-10-03 00:00:00

VICTUALLING OFFlCd,Septem3er 29, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS fir 171C7 MILLING-
HIS MAylSrm Nil Pr, do berch give notice,
That on Wcilnefday the 7th Octnbtr next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders, in writing, fealed up, and treat for SIGH
HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE and TWO HUNDRED
QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to he deli-
vered in a fortnight, by weekly proportions into his Majefty's
Vidualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable
with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will It had to any Tender in .0;05 the price fhall not le
inferted in word, at length, or tbat fiall not be delivered to the Bo sr4
before cne o'cloel, on the Paid Wedneftley„ the 7t5 OaoSer next, nor
',deft the Perfox who mat.* the Tender, orients Perlin on hie &bail
attend: to onfwer when called fer.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, epterz-er 30,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

1113 MAJESTY": NAVY; de beret" give Nntice,

That on ThurfLyittit Bth of Odlober next, they hill he ready
to nceive Tenders in writing (leale•1 up), and treat for fuch quan-
tities of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal, as the refpedtive
Manufadlurtrs of that Article may think proper to offer ; to be
delivered in two months, by weekly proportions, loto his Ma•
jetty's 'VisaliaWog Stcres at Deptford ; and to be ptid fur by Bills
payable with intereft ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender fur a lets quantity than Three hundred Bags
will be admitted.

The Conditions of Me Conuad may be ken at the Secretary',
Office.

No regard will k bail to say ?trier in valet the 0-i:a flail not k
infertella word: at l;arl,er thatiSell st. 4 be debt:wad to the Board be.
Fan Owe eiClaei 04 thof.sid Tharp, !Le 8:6 ,f 0!1,1:r pent, .or oralefi
is Pedro trbo wake the Tenter, or fine Perfect is bie kbalf, attends
t enfant' wino called for.

TO MEN OFTASHION and MARRIED LADIES.
GENTLENIEN's CLOTHES cfintinue to be
made in the molt Elegant and Fathiiinahle manner, and in
that highly approved Elle of Cutting which has given univerfal
fatibfaclion to the Nobility and Gentry, by DI ETRICHSLN and
CLARK. Tailors, at No. ta, Rat!Atone place, London, (the latter
heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen )
They alfo make Young GEM I.EMEN's SUITS, and HUS-
SAR DRESSES, in the molt taileful and elegant form.
REGIMENTALS, LEATHER BREECHES, LIVERIES
&c.—An Old Stilt may be tent as a Pattern, or Gentlemen may
he informed how to fend their meafu•c per polt.

TO BE LET OR SOLD,
In Glouctfter Place, Portnun•fquare,

nNE of the largeli HOUSES, newly built, and
elegantly FURNI73I-1113; with Double Coach Houk, Four.
Stable, Laundry. and all other attached and stet. ch,d Offices,
fuitaSle fur the Family of a Nobleman, or Gentleman of the tint
difl
Price of the valuable Premifes and Furniture 6003 Guineas, or
30 Guineas a-week. for tke Seafon.
Particulars and Tickets fur viewing he Premifes can only he had.
by a Line from Princinals homtht tie 'Fe; ms mly fiat, ado,
poll paid, To A. B. 'No. s,Blandford-ltrect, Portman-hit:are."

LOWER LEMINGTON.
TO BE SOLD. by Mr. CLARK.
Of Sbiptton upon Stour (with whom a Map of the Prernifes
is depofited).

I'HE MANOR, ADVOWSON, and ESTATE
of LOWER LEMINOTON, in the County of °lnverter.
Ming Freehold and Tytbe Free, alma exempt from PuursTaxes,
contlloing, by form. 8,0 Acres.
The Turnpike Raul from Warwick to Ball, runs by the fide
of the Mate.

DEER PARR.
IN THE VALE OF HONITON. DEVON.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE coal-rawer, •
'HAT mile elegant modern Mantiion, called
D4Eit P.titk HOUSE. with Pleafurc Grounds. Garden.
anti 0 kt complete fernsuoded by a valuable elate of about 202
ache of est:Sent land. bin very compd. The bottle is a new
built fublta• flab maution. with a fouthera afpedt, delightfully Situate
on a get Ile aka% commanding the molt beautiful view of the rich
Penav of the v.k. of Houitou and Gittifham, about a miles front
t'.c market tom of ihniton. 54 trona Exeter, and q from Sid-
mouth, at a ionverdent difisace (rum the Great VVeftern Road;
and contains on the ground fl or an entrance hall, 13 fret by ta.
with an elegant Itaireafe and (pecious dining room and drawing
footts 3o feet by t 13. and upward'. of tat high. On the fecond fbor
a library to feet by ta, and 3 bed rooms with drealn rooms. The
calf vug of the houfe contains a kitchen, houlekerper's room,
larder, back kitchen, and dairy. and 4 lodging rooms over.; and
the wt ft wing a faun parlour, butler's pantry, fcrvants hail and
wafh honk, Jail 3 lodging mono: over; walled garden, which is
well 'tucked whiz (reit trees. The cozc!t hook rot. 3 carriages,
lis.llalled liable, barbel.; and (addle holiks. Cow honks, granary,
and other offices are at a convenient ditlance from the bode.
The lawn, plantation. and other cloft4 occupied with the man-
' non houfe. and which lie in th. front, and about it, contains about
35 acres of excellent land, a;ld at the foot of the lawn runs the
river Otter, a remarkele ifitic. trout (Imam, adding greatly to the
beauty and value of the fituation.
'I be remainder of the eftate, on which there it crated a new
built convenient farm honk at a proper diltance from the manfion
honk, with every necKary office and outhoufe, is let to a good
tenant for a Chart term of year' at an cafy rent.
The eftate i, freehold of inheritance, and the land taz redeemed.
All the buildirga have been erected within 9 years, are in paled
repair, and form a truly defirable and beautiful refidence for a gen-
teel family.
For viewing the prensifes apply at the manfion bode, and for
further particulars to Meffrs. ownfend and Petrie, Solicitors,
Honiton, Devon, anti Wires. Mabberley, Solicitors, London.
The parchafer may be acconnuoilated 'With poll-ell-ion of the
manfion honk, and lands occupied with it, at Chriftmas next,and
. with the furniture at a fair valuation.
Part of the purchafe-oney may remain on mortgage
I of the
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