Star.
London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

FILIU.ILLING.OPAZCS, March 16, 1807
THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTifiL,LING
•

HIS AtifjESTY's NAVY, de hereby pine Ned",

That nn Tuefdaythe 24th iriftant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED
TONS ol MUSCOVADO SUGAR., to be anfwerahle to Samples
to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original
Packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, into
the.Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with inter& ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be bad to an, tender in which the fries fit all not be in.
rted in word, it length, or tbatfhail not be delivered to the Board before
one o'clock on the fail Toefday, the 24th irfiant, nor unkji the fer/en
silo wafer the te.ler, or lease perfois on Us behalf, attende to aajever
when called for.

PURSUANT to a Decree of His Majely's Court
of Exchequer, in a Caufe, intitled " Acklnw v. Norbury,e
the Creditors of the Rev pax Guiana NOKBURY, late of the
Priam. otlierwife the Friars in the City 'of Lichfield, Clerk, de
tested, are, by their Solicitors, to come In before the Deputy to
the King's Remenihrancer, at his Office in the Inner Temple, Lon-
,don, mil prove their debts, sir in default thereof, they will' be ex-
cluded the benefit of the !aid Decree.
Tar further particulars apply (letters pot paid) to Mr. Philip
Hurd, Solicitor, King's Bench Walk, Temple, Loodoe.

rrHE Creditors of Rtcmatto TANNER, late of New.
town, in the County of Montgomery, &dor, but now con-
fined for debt in the Poultry Cismpter; London (and who, in his
advsnifsraiint and fcbedule under the loft Infolvent Debtors At
defcnbed hitufelf only of two places in Weftrintler). and who
intenctiaking a vistdenclef his k#ate and Effeds, under to Af-
kganicns.4 the Clerk of thi Peace; are requefted to furnifb Mr.
'Phillip Hurd. of the Inner TenstiOrLontion. Sofiticor f:r the
Truftee, with the particulars of their Debts and of the Securities
they hold:. and alio Allidaviu verifying the fame, purfoant to the
Ell Adt. • P. HUItD. Temple.

• ARMY. •
EXCHANG ES:--A Lieutenant in a Regiment of
Infantry will give a diffcrenceto any Lieutenant of Half Pay;
.a llentenarit of Heavy bragc.una to the Infantry ; a Captain of a
Second Battalion to a One Battalion Regiment, (America would
be preferred); a Ciptab in a Regiment of Two Battalion', not
likely to be reduced, with any Caetain who expels to be reduced ;
a Captain on Nil Pay to Half Pay, without a difference; a Cap-
tan). in a aeco:id Battalion to a Weft India Regiment ; a. Lieutenant
In a Second Battalion to Eaft Indies, or Mediterranean.
• Addrefa (poll paid) to &B. C. No. 24, New Bond. ftrect.

Bars-roL, mik4cH 12, 3807.
ANY Perfon difpnfej to advance FOUR THOU
SAND POUNDS (but which may not 'be wanted in one
(urn immediately, but at distant periods, if more convenient) may
employ the fame to confiderable advantage in a very old ellablifh-
cd and refpedable wbolefale concern in this city; and may take
an adive part in the trade if agreeable.
Letters from principals with real signatures, addreffed to A. B.
at the Mercantile casette Office, will receive immediate attention.

PORTLAND PLACE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, delirably fituated
in Portland Place, and fltted.up itt:tker molt elegant ityle a
few month. ago; together witk the Fixtures therein, and the
Coach Hours and .Staples adjoining. The Furniture, which is
mostly new, may he taken at valuation. Fee further particulars
apply to William Pordon. Archited, No. S 9, Berner's area, who
is authorifed to treat for the fame.