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WESTMINSTER A. illtEY AND !TS PAUtiU MUATS.
• This day was published,
At R. Acztaxaaxes, 101, Strand, and to he had of all the
Booksellers in the United Kingdom, Itt elephant 4W. embel-
lished with tour beautifully coloured Engravings,
No. I. of • • •
THE HISTORY of WESTMINSTER ABBEY
and its MONUMENTS.—The unbounded approbation
, received by this work (the subscription bavivg been 111'0.1 before
the public..tion of the first number), it the nl.nt inilliable test
that can be offered of its superior mrrit. trice of each num-
ber is now Advanced front to ; and there is t.. 6 doubt,
that, long before the wort: is completed, the whole impression,
limited to 1000 copies, will he disposed of ; when it will most
pitebaidv be woeth double or trebleabe purchase moiler.

OME other estraordiusry Cures olCascer. White
LI Swellings, and the King's Evil, cured without gutting, by
Mr. LAIL; N.. 19, Queen-street, Bloomsbury.
Cancers: Mrs. Wane, 10. 64, Crown-coun, Prince's-street,
Soho; Mrs. Baker, No.. 17, George-court, St. John's-lane,
Clerkenwell; Mrs. Mackey, No.' 4, Helmet-rdw, Oki-street;
Mrs. Blixard, at the Yerkminster Arms, ; Mrs.
Ludlow, N.. 13, Richmond-place, East-lane, Walwortk, re-
ceived perfect cures of Cancers. In the last 16 years 136 Can-
cers have been extracted and radically cured by me. Can-
cerous Glands are preserved in spirits.—The King's Evil : Mr.
Gibbs, 10, High-street, Rotherhithe ; William Jordan, Nis. 91/2,
High Holborn, sorely afflicted with corroded Ulcers of Meg stand-
iag,and in the most deWlirated state, were radically cured by me.
—I have also in my possession, a certain Remedy for the Picas,
Internal or external, !rum whatever cause or circumstance it may
be. A number of people, of both sexes, who had been sorely
afflicted, SONIC near 20 years, and in the most debilitated state,
lafter using this Lotion a few days, were as well as ever, of which
•the most decisive proofs are to be produced. 'ibis Lotion is sold
in sight-ounce phials, at 10s. each:
Whi.e Swellings, is Son of Mr. Becori, No. 92, Mount-street,
Berkelerequare and Mr. Bidding, No. IS, §Lepherd'o-market,
Piccadilly, received perfect cures.
Should any Lady or Gentleman wish further satisfaction, they
may have reference to a number of people, of adage of the above
eases, by applying to me.

RIPORMATION MR THE NERVOUS, coNsumpetvi
AND lICROPULOUS.
THE Author of the Memoir, cat Translating the
-I- Scriptures into the Chinese !enrage, baying been so happy
as to Cure himself of a must dreadful Nervous Complaint, that
had exceedingly afflicted him for above 15 years, and after de-
voting many years to experiments to find a preventative and Cure
' for Consumption, has discovered a Medicine, by which he has
cured two in his awn family, for whom Dr. lleddoes himself,
and another eminent Physician could prescribe only that last attd
useless Remedy in this complaint, diange of air; and has, for '
above four years, by emploling the tame means, cured many of,
his congregation and neighbours of the same complaint. after the
nervous had been considered 7S SAD, and the cobsumptive as ins
curable. is now prevailed on to let these things be knave/1/001w 1
good of others, and has instructed and appointed ELEIZER i
LEIGH, Esq. No. lu, lied Lion-square, to give advice and sup-
[sly all with the same Medicines, who make applications.
A youth, who had be scrophulotts twelve years, had seventy-'
three pima of beam pass through holes in one of his thighs. his
pulse at 1115 and 13'), had been under a Whitworth Doctor 12
mouths. but was dying of a hectic fever, was so far cared in
about four mouths, that he said " ) am as well as ever Iwish to be.
Though thecorrectness of these %old assertions may be q nest lone&I,
the Atiowthier *dew himself to establish the fairs by litters
*mat sat Isles see to the very parsons curial_

[PAM 11.1XPENCE-HALEPENN Y.

ir,GYAL.UCHANCIE.
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AZA/tbe BV RN, and Co. Co. s:ock-Brokers, re.
poetitillyy sequalot the pithne, thatalikeys sod Sbarse for
the preitent.l.ol-I*EXY. are on 4i.de at their Meet
Ito. 93, ROYAL. EXCHcireqz.
The following is tint Selt‘rae. which they elroestly recom-
mend. • SCHEME.
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, I E ... Pciusipf .., £90,000.. are ... A'so,ooo
• 04 ......... ..... ~.......' 1,060 ,...: f 4,00
Se ... : ..... ..:. . • ;.• • ••• seo •ao .1.• ••••• ... : . 10,co0
.I*CO - sa. 25,000
- ;AO ••••• W di0....•" M. •• • vo,i 4
t,OOO • • ‘• to ...... ...„ .. $2,(Aq
sto,voo Tidos.- ...C200,0w .
.
jn the hut Octbber Lottery, No. 27. a iStito of /20,170 ~ "4
9...5g5, a prize of .01,t00, were both iota la Shares at tat 111501 T 4
0 Lce . •

BISH respectfully acquaint-s the W6ility,„Oesa..l
• iry, and Public in general, tbat,froin the poptearity of the
present Lottery, which attains Sisty Capiuh,,all to be draftra
on the Birth-Day of our beloved Strreeeign„ tbfre Is aviary teapot
ro think, that long ba•fore tire 44r-of ,JU;IE, Titket, s.ill be
sear Ce. Those Vilrosititsnd Wye/flirt/Pr; ar sorititt4 to be early
in their purchues, at either of BiSti's t istlefort n sate Offices,
4, CORM-DLL. or 2. CHARII4O-CItOSS,
' Where 2 Pates of 20,000 ha the LAST Lottery. g Prises of
.220,c.00 in the Lottery scrims, 7 Prizes of 20,00 v, and 117
other Capitals, have been soh% shared and r;.'siatettd, within the
last fiaeati Months.
• Tickets and Shares are ceiling In great variety, and all busts's'
in the Public Funds transacted siilh liJelity and d*.aparch, by
H. . . 7

WANTS a Place as COACHMAN, a steady,
and sober Man SO yews of age, has 1 ved 3 years hi Ids We
place, and had the care of a Stable sat Horses, eau chive four iis
hand, and no objection to town or country, and can have a pod,
character from his last place.—Please to direct (po.t paid) to
Mrs. Tate, Sadler, Uppek Brook.strect, Grosvenor-square.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Thursday, the 9th of Mary, 1811, at the Ship Inn. in Dover.
at Eleven .'Clock in the Forenoon, bar virtue of 4 Curtin:desks&
of Pale from he Court of Admiralty, of the Cinque Ports,
di-
rected to losers SMTII, Esq. Seq.-ant* of. said Couit ; and
also, td Messrs. James Moon, Gettige Luucb, and Steplwii
Saxby/ Deputy Saws : • .
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX BALES.
.1.• of COTTON WOOL ; beds; part of the Cargo ot the slap
Charlet Carter, John Drysdale master, lately wrecked en the
Goodwin Sands, and now lying at Dov..r, Deal, itamagaite,
Broadstairl, and Margate.
For furthei particulars /play to Mr. I. Moon, hover; Mr.
G. L Ramsgate ; or Mt. S. Seaby, Deal. '

SOMIRSETSPII E. '
VALUABLII MANOR, COLLIERIES, F.IR M.l and INN.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEI CON,
At the Red Ilan Inn, at Clutton (Midway between 'Deism! and
Welk, on Tueitlay the 21st day of May, tall, 'f Oen
o'Clocik in the Afternoon, in Lots
THE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR ;of
PAULTON, with 1116 valuable and pr :.'uctive Coal Mihes
in furl work under the Pane, and ibe several Copyholdr, Courts
Rights and Privilegea belonging thereto.
The capital inns called the REL./ LION, in fun busineas,
rituate:te.atte Vinavz of .Pauitsa„ subsdantiak karin.hteineo A
and ISpeptigt cads Ipanay Coitagas, aiot opwai al, of 550 Acres of
moitei(ielfcit Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lard. The pnn..
cipahnet to respectable Tenants at Will. The reciaindec
on Leak.
Printed particulars may be had Si days prelrlous to Sale, at the
White Lion, Bath; White hart, Bristol; swan, ;
Glounester ; dart, Call/pen:l4ot ; at tile Red Lion, Paull.
too; at Old Down Inc. and a: the Place of Sale; and at Mr,
James'l ()Mee,. New 'Borteill-Coart, I.inuoin's Inn, Is.fandon.
where plans ony be seen.
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TO CAPfiALIS rs. SPORTSMEN, ANII'VARMERS.
bb SOLD by sCUMON, by 'Alt. PAY i ON,
Sit the Ram lons blowntarkats n Wesines4ay, Ntt EA Jay .4
War' lall, at Elden oVisels 11. Face won,
TIE Desir4bleana most VAluable FREE.
1401. D. ES-I'ILTES,' in ihkibUowing Lola, pia of than
Tithe-free t • • , •
• Lot The Manor of Shudy Camps, abounding with Game, 1
and a' most improveable Freehold lastate. consisting of a respect.
able earn Hoase, and proper 0 Pities, arsd ...!;46 Aires of enclosed
and opeo Fier.;, 4rable, Meadow, and Rastore' Landau the pos-
session of Mr. Erin, and alsa I* Acort of thrivins Wondt.otol
in hand. '
Lnt 2. Sevekal- Closes of Arable; Meidt>w, and Mann Land,
neorif adjoining the last Lot, containing 39.4. *ie. in the posses-
sion or Mr. b. D. Wedge.
Leg S. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a wing compact Erato,
ionsliting of a couvenienz Farm House, with proper Qfflceit at-
tached, and 646 Acres of convertible Arable and Down Land .
(Tide Frer) in the occupation of Mr. liottervilletclwr and Mrs, .
Stroud,. . . . _

Lot 4. The ?tailor of Swairhatto, with a Most valtiablaEstatil
consisting of a respectable farm House red O lcre, and 204 i
Acres of most to-rite Arable, bleadow",, rmture and Fen Land
(Tithe Fret) in the oce.t-ation of Mr. Samt&l CuLubin.
List 5. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Thorwalls
cw.taintng 136 A. lit. (fart f sviich is Ficl.l Me.uster.) with'
!liable rights of common beluiging thereto, in the tenure of .41?
Win. Shelverton.
Let 6. 'lle very valuable Manors of Tibtoft and Dunningbain,
with the Courts, quit /mite (arnountino to upwards of ,fu! par
Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable rights and perquisites be:
longing to the raid Manors.
Lot ':. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Eurwel„
containing 136 A. IR. (part is Afeasuie) with va.
!sable rights of common belouging thereto, in the 'future will
Mr.
Jonathan Cashsirn.
I.ot IL A most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, con).
prisit.g Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Offices, and
374 Acres of very fertile Mille, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of
prime quality, principally enclosed, elvish :be great end snail Min
hetengisig throe, in the occupation of Mr. Jahn Martin.
I.ot li. The Rectory impropriate of the Parish of Virictuen,wieb •
the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy Ciento.; witq
the most valuable thhes, great and sr.:all, Gf the said parisk(Lot
and about 270 Acres of Land exceptedi over netsly 2300 AM;
of prime Land, principal!), Arable, and also a vary coamtet and
fertile Estate, called Upware Farm, comprising a most respectable
Farm House and Offices, and 14S Acres of old enclosed Cruoued,
of prime quality, and 25 Acres of open Lard, 'yin is the fella
of Upware and Wickert, in the Tenure of M.:. John Cotirer.' '
Lot 10. In Suffolk. The Manor of Gazeley Rectory. with"tbe
Revery lmpropriate of the Parish of Gaeeley, and the Reece/ha
'litho thereof, extending over upwards of :-.700 Acrerot end**.
and open Field Land, with a very compact and desirable kiwasat
consisting of a must respectable Farm 'Hinete antlcunvinieni
tiers, and 184 Acres of smtlitsed noun's Flt4d Lind 'or gOMF
quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E. Wut!),e. -
The above Mainers and Estates abound with Came, and ii,tr
sisuate near the respectable '1 owns of Cambridge and New-
mar west, in a most (jeliglitful country, intersected by good Ruada, .
navigable Riven', dtc. :Ate. distant front Loudon about Z. 5
There are most respectable Taw r.t s on the ;even' Estates, who.'
lore under notice to quit at Michaelmas next, and who wilieshese3
Amen- respective Farms.
Specifications may be obtained twenty-one der before the Sate,
by apilicatien to thu Angel, Bury ; Bell, ivlddettliall; Lamb, kly ;
Hoops, Cambridge; at the Place of rude ; and at the.rnricipdl .
lona in the neighbouring Towns; anu also of
.Joseph lanetier,
Esq. Cambridge; Edward Wither:4, E.q. Newmatket, and
' iti
Charles Wedge, Leg. Virestly Bottom, near Newriarkut of
Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, No. 2, lcol,i's bin; and at
Mc. James's Office, New Ettsweibaiset, Zouirles It n, LcriJet j

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE•

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DOWNING-STREET, APPAL so.
A Dispatch, of which the followirg is en extract, was this morn-
i ins received at Lerd Liverroas dfice,addresird to his Lord-
ship by Lieutenant General Viscount. Wellington, dated Niis.i,
April 18.
Having made arrangements for the blocicade of
Almeida, and having reason to believe that the ene-
my's army will not he itt a situation for some time to
attempt to relieve that place, even if they should be
so inclined, I have taken advantage of the momentary
discontinuance ct active operations in that. quarter to
go into Estremadura to the corp... ander Marshal Sir
IWilliam.l3eresford, and I have got thus far on my
way.
1 Lieutenant General S:r B. Spencer remains in
command of the corps on the frontiers of Castille.—
Nothing of importance has occurred in that quarter
since I addresed your Lordship on the 9th instant.—
The enemy retired entirely from the Agueda ; and,
'it is reported, that some of their troops had gone back
as far as Zamora and Torn, upon the Dom. *
Marshal Sir Wm. Beresford was not able to effect
Lis passage across the Guadiana as soon as he expec-.
ted ; and the enemy have introduced some profiisions
into Badajoz and Olivenca. Sir William Beresford's
advanced guard crossed the Guadiana on *the 4th
inst. and I am concerned to report that a squadron
of the 13th Light Dragoons, which were on picket
under Major Mot res, were surprised, on the night of
the 6th, by. a detachtnent of the enemy's cavalry from
Olivenca. I have not received the return of the loss
upon this occasion, but I am informed that the whole
squadron, With the exception of twenty men, were
taken prisoners. The enemy have since retired, as I
am informed, entirely from Estremadura, leaving
small garrisons in Badajoz and Olivenca.
Marshal Sir William Beresford has taken a position
to invest both Badajoz and Olivenea.
A detachment from the sth army, which is now
commar)cled by General Castanos, is, I understand, at
Merida.
Since I last addressed your Lordship, General
Zayas had again landed the troops under his com-
mand, and had again embarked them, and returned
to Cadiz. General 13allasteros's division alone there-
fore continues in the Condado de Niebla ; but from a
letter from Mr. Wellesley of the 11th, I learn that
General. Blake wa.: himseifabout to come into the
Condado de piebla to take the command of general
Ballasteros's division, and the troops which had been
under the command of General Zayas, anti which
were to return to that quarter. General Blake had
expressed an anxious desire to co-operate with Mar-
shal Sir William Eeresford.
General Castanos has been appointed to command
the army in Gallicia, as well as the .sth army, lately
the army of the left, commanded by the late Marquis
of tornana.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DOWNIIsIG-STREST, APRIL so.
Dispatches were this morning received by the Mar-
quis Wellesley front Charles Stuart, Esq. his Majes-
ty's. Minister at Lisbon, under date the 20th instant,
td
stating that the Garrison of Olivenza, consistin of
three hundred and ten men, surreddered at. tion
to the allied army con the 14th inst. and wa'A - led
Elvas.

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Marshal Monier, with four thousand men, was in
the neighbourhood of Llerena, having detached a
moveable column under General Martiniere, by the
way of Almaraz, towards Toledo. General 'Beres-
ford, with that part of the allied army which does not
' farm the siege if Badajoz, was in the neighbourhood
of Santa Martha.
The corps of • General BaUasteros had its head-
quarters in Segura di Leone on the 12th ; his caval-
ry was at Zafra on the 13th, on which day Lord Wel-
lington left Villa Fermosa on the Coa to join the ar-
my in Estramadura.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL so.
A Dispatch, of which the folloWing is an Extract, was this morn-
ing received by the Margate Welkeey front Charles Stuart,
ksq. his Majesty% Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary at Lisbon, under date the 28th test.
The brilliant successes of the allied army have been
celebrated by every demonstration of joy which can
mark the gratitude of the Portuguese for the.exer-
ttbns of the British in their behalf, and the satisfaction
inspired by the salvation of their country.
're Deum has been sung in the churches ; the city
has been illuminated ; and shortly after the publica-
tion of the proclamation, enclosed in a former . dis-
, patch, the letters, of— Which I have the honour to
enclose copies, were addresssed to Lord Wellington
and Marshal Beresford, by the Government and the
Minister.
$1 us Illustrious and Most Excellent. Lord Viscoont Wellington,
IC. B. l'slarslsid General, Conunander.ir-2.hie',
. Your Excellency's dispatch silted the 9th instant,
having been laid before us, and your Excellency's
glorious and transcendent services in the coarse of
the prt:sent campaign have been duly considered, we
hasie 1110 satisfaction, in testifying our just admira-
tion of die exalted atchieveinents which have immor-
talized your Exc:llPncy's stvaained the ho.
nour of Cie comi,ined armies, :old delivered this king-
dom the thit „I time from the oppression of our enemies.
The conduct of the army having justified the con-
fideace of their Chief, and fulfilled the expectations
of the allied nations, we are desirous that your Ex-
telltncy do make known to the whole army that the
Government and the Country are amply repaid for
their exertions and sacrifices by the wisdom, valour,
and discipline displayed by the Generals, Officers,
and Privates of which that army is composed.
We will lay before 'his Royal Highness, in the dis-
tinctest manner, the events which have taken place ;
liftiOmmendings to his Royal notice, the services of an
which has covered itself with glory'under your
liency'S command.
• Your Excellency cannot fail of deriving high gra.
taxation from the result of your plans and labours,
crowned with the most eminent success and
opinion, Tease nethinir wanting to satisfy the
of the. illustrioal warrior by whom they were
00.00ved end accomprished.
May Gop reserve our f.scellency.
(Signed rATRIANCS E.LECT,
COUNT REDONUOt
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R. Nomura.
. PRINCIPItti SOUSA,
" . Cl/ARIAS 4TUART• .
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