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TO BE SOLD 11V AUDI 10N, By Mr. SGO l, doleriday. the 23d of August Rem, at Twelve, at the Mart, in IVO Lott, unless•an acceptable oiler skill be iirevitosly•nsale IkPriVate Contrast, by Order of the Executors, VrORTON HOUSE ESTATE, 14te, thcßes;. ITIL d,rnce and Property of Eowitao °utast Oat/, Esq. de. eastd. compact, kicked within a ring fence • • situate on a plea.• um and healthy elevation at Maistanorton, about one mile from Buthingliam.. 2i from Stowe, 59 from' . Losdott, comprising a *atm very comfortable Family Noose, with good domestic Atm is substantial state, Orchard, walled Garden well stocked, Green-house, Grapery; Dove house, and above 200 Acres w es sawn Land, in high tultivation. 42 acres of which are.beaursful /drainer, the remainder Arable and Pasture, with a good m'. dam Faristlionorand Buildings, a valuable Water Corn Mill, a delighttelsereat for fishing in the river Ouse, which with I it« (Awl ignition Canal, partly bounds toe Estate, funning a moat annfortaisle interesting reAftce, with the full enjoyment of field spores, bring about 'Smiles from the Duke of Grafton's bun', and about i2frinn that of Sir Thomas Mostyn. Possession may , Iliad of the House and 20 ACres of Meadow immediately, the nualnder is let to good yearly tenants ; part is Freehold, and diciest held of AU Souls Collage; on a lease renewable as is entaritay. Lot 2. A desirable Els ate of above 44 Acres of good Meadow, Arable, tod ..Pasture Land, compact, inclosed, and tithe-free, iira9nlly situated ii the said parish.. bound by the road froth Sterre to Maidsmorton; let to a yearly tenant, and held of the said College. May be viewed by cards, on applying to Messrs. Tindal and ' Newman, Aylesbury Mr. Scott 28, New Bridge - street (where Plans may be teen); and, of Robert Miller, Bp. Buckingham, 41 whiten particulars may be had; also at the Cobham Arms, _Buckiligtism; Roebuch,Oxford ; George, Northampton • Royal !kW. Birmingham ; Cock.Stosey Stratford ; and at the Mart. . ' FUR THE TEETH. Patronized and used by the Royal Dukm. * TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE; L or, AAA fIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for .upwards ot SO years known to the public by the beneficial effects which It has produced to tbiatisands of persons, by restoring, brantifying, aad strengthening the 'teeth, when in e - perishable and decayed, bah. One Box alone is 'laciest as I test of the renovating ex-1 Wiens of this Powder which eradicates from the Teetkoverg *bible, sw eet e ns the b4ails, and gives a polish • of II SilfiefiOf 1 Moue to the Enamel. 'Mrs. •fltoTrlll teat It necessary to observe,' that &No lale . Nikons trav elling ebout ate Country, amd.aisciti the Metnipialit,l vibb void counterfeit Powder with the • names Mitt% Orientals ie.' She illiterate cautions the public, by obeetelog, tku'oeoe heritable* but what are wrote so the stomp; and *good StikEl her name in her iffiu band 'lndus, mid that that tan bhinbliffklad j Mani t her Warehouse,. No. 5, Ileatiftirt•bulidirp;laindt Air. Ballad; Drtigglate , Mr. Simmons, and Mt.. it Panel nein; Mr. John so n, ' Unspent; Mr.. 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To which are added, Observations on the Pity. simmer, of the Teeth and Projecting Chin. illustrated with Two Essravinp, By Joseph Murphy, eurgeon-Deuils:. Also just pubaiihesi, mice' is. ed. W. A CavoLoaos,oen - blonsaa CoLtacvnow of Books, in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, etc. for line. esotalotog the most approved Authors.. To which are added, a List of the various Lectures delivered In Loaduu, fcc. ilia do • Wow of Atteidance. ' . 6 2 _Theta Valve Oren for Ma rk% or Farads dms s utStbateslNa &change. . ' • X. la B. b. Midi* lishateil Warr. • .., The following extract translated from Not Gosette, published at Marguerita in Miy last, wilt elucidate a little the spirit and temper which actuate. the Sottish Commanders sent to re-subjugate South America. We gave in a former Paper, an catlact from the orders issued.to these commanders; brit at this intercepted correspondence is now icoomparbeii with the notes attached to it in the journals published by the Independents, we give the otdera without abridgment. DOCUMINTS rllOlll THE spionsii oftener. OF CARACCAS AND THE GIOVIANOR OP TIM ISLAND OF mAacauletlTA. DISTATCit ►ROAI CAFTAtN OCIILRAL MOM) TO octal:401 • IMILLI; TIM TA. - - Caraccas, Nov. 22, 1011. is In consequence .of the information 1 have re. ceived frtim the Governor of Cumana, I send you all the assistance I have within my reach : which consists of One company of the Crown Battalion, in very good condition, and commanded by an excellent of. liter. I direct you to set aside all humane considers. tion.( 1) AU the insurgents, and those who follow them, bearing arms or unarmed; those who hate as sisted or now .assist them ; is elort, an who have taken p a rt in the crisis in• which thAt island is placed, must he shot without remission, without any formal pro by_verluil attitidicenitur of tam - gaiters. .*." There shall not remain in that island any other boric's or mules• than such as are necessary for the service of. the dragoons and officers of infantry; and you will send.tbe remainder.to she Governor ot mana, without .allowing to.remain with any iidivi. dual in that island.(4 • " As •soon as trenquil!lty is reestablished, you will send •back to me she company I. liave•placed under your command, as I am threatened ow all sides, aud it.* in fire greatest want of their co-operation. • 4. We need not be dismayed i valour has always triumphed over nutnbers; and it, as I believe it•tq be the case, the squadron ot dragoons is in atria,* they will suffice to exterminate th 4 .MiSCreante who still wish to plant their bonesin this island. E. I repeat to you my charge of aCtivity,. Ind that. from beiug inexorable (4) you suay announce to me the entire subjection ut that band of rogues, who•• have so much abused oar natural gooduess and ck. mency.(s) May Gun preserve you.niany years. " SALVAD3R DE MOZO, Capt.-Gets. ad interim. To Don iostildni UrretiStieta." ANOTHER FROI4 GOVEItNoIt URSTRIZTIETA TO CAPTAIN!' GAItIIOO. " City of Marguerite, Nov. 17, 1815. " You will remain in your pint. , until Captain Jos. quin Samosa, with forty men, shall reach it. Inte snediately on their ariival, you will march •to • the uorthwArcl, and by all means take that post, acquaint, ing me with every occurrence. You will not give qoartars to my persen,(6) and you will allow pillage (7) to the troops as 2Oull as they arrive. If you think the enemy is weak you , will continue your march to Sail Juan ; but of this you will inform me when. you strive to the-north isarfl, You will burn the ;own of San Juan. and return when every thing is quiet.(B) The city of the north shall also be burnt (9) wheq. you Tetllll2 *oat San Juan. • a Übe all the means you may deers mpedient to establish the good character of the Corps.( 10) Goo preserve you many years, 64 JOAQUIN ,UORIIIOTJET4." • M Captain Don Joan Garrigo." : (i) This advice is Widow, u ao Spaniard boa possessed bk. lease cansidaatutu, (4) This in* penal code the Spaniards have observed toward.. the Americans, trom the et:sitted to the present day. (3) Such vexations hove not been witnessed in the history 02 ' any nation. (4) Mr. Moss forgets he is jerking to Mr. Urrievitra, directs him to be what bets too snitch already, as will be see% by his orders against the north cily,"given by anticipation, (5) Clemency ! *pith dented/Iln No Spanish heart has experienced that getstvies sentinient. . • (6) And It will distil* *shed, *hi, Man tras• without giving quarters, the P or Spailiattis I The *fusing itkaim to • persons of every We% UsAly hitherto been praideed by the Spaniards ha .I% l 4licas ss ,4rfasePeacriafsd above du"? . millions of their own_sosa. t • - (7) Waging is i very pi t ins odes of thy Spsnisrds, W hatastcsalty Where to • la (a) nisi. the trassodilitir,dtetipailianiswids Amities to 's ic,. Who 'infant Nierr the airy cndlourder kskthabirams, (11) What a nraciiiiiitiosi to mior aahes) (10) In trash, be rosesxed the 4 ara cterot &tarp% 'ationi.• lag himself tO be usual; and seama impresses that of incendiariesi,astasditai and thisitrs,xliish gay hive so m. 1,4 . " 44 • • . Tbla day was pub!ished, priee.7s, boards, PIE CAMPAIGN of the British. Dutch, noveriiii, and Brunswick Annles, ,under the Duke of WELLINGTON; and of the Prete;an under Prince BLUC HE g; in the year ;815. With a Plan Of the Brtle of Waterloo, or La Belle /ly a PRUSSIAN CHIMERA'. OFFIpER. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, WhitehalL