The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
GALLOPER LIGHT.

TIHNITT.HOUSII. LONDON, Nov. 7. is
NOTICE is hereby greets, That the Vessel exhibiting
the temporary Light at the GALLOPER SHOAL baring
witted Damage in the Gale of Whld en Tburasday the id in.
;rt.% hes been again compelled to quit her Stadon.
The Eshibitien of the said bight w therefore, for the meant,
01,00„my eespended ; but the NEW MOH?-VESSEL, which
m been for woe time peat in preparation *s that Station, being
,t ,t, completed, will be wooed thereat, sod display the Lien
steal, n a few days.
By Commend of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

NORTH WALSIJAM AND DILFIAI4I CANAL
COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given, that the Committee of Management of
the company of Proprietors of the North Walsham and Dills=
Casa Navigation, incorporated under an Act passed in the 82d
rest of the reign of his late Majesty King fleorge the Third, in-
stilled. " An Act for making a Navigable Canal from the rivers
nt sod Bure, at or near Wayford-bridge, ne Dilham, to the
fibril/ of North Washita and Antingham, in the county of Noe.
tusk," have this day nude a call of Five Pounds upon each Share
in tie above sodertaking, and have directed the same to be paid to
the Treasurer in London, Matthias Attwood, Esq. at Messrs.
.poorer, A ttwood, and Co.'s, bankers. Oracechurch.street, London;
~r to the Treasure: in the country, Richard Danbury Gurney, Esq.
~1 Mmes. (larney and Co.'s, bankers, North Walsham, on or be-
s.ve Tuesday. the GM day of December neat.
shied this 7th day of November, 1825.
By order of the Committee,
WILLIAM A BECKETT, Principal Clerk.
N 0.7, Gulden-square.

VORFOLK, SOFFOLK, and ESSEX RAILWAY
11 COM PA Mr,
Nviee is harsh! given, That application untended to be made
to Pail:antra in anent ensuing Sessiortigtkave to bring in a Bill
le, making and maintaining a Railway or Tram.rnad, commencing
at nt ware piece or parcel of vacant ground, near Dog-row, White.
chspri.road, in the Pariah of St. .tarp, Whitechapel, in the
County of Middlesex, nowin the occupaticn of Mr. William
&ten, and terminating at the Southern Extremity of the Town of
Ipswich, in the County of Suffolk, in a certain Field in dm Parish
of stoke, in the poesession of James Ashmore, situate sod being
um nese to the Road leading from Ipswich to Manalngthe, in
die t& Camay of Suffolk ; which said Railway or Trorn-road
ot *intended to pus, from, through, and into, the tameral
Perishes and Places of St. Mary IVliitechapel, St. Matthew Beth.
nal.gman, Mile End Old Town, Mile End New Town, Bow,
Westham, Eastham, Little Ilford, Barking, Dagenham, Rom.
ford, ilorncliorch, South Weald, Shenfield Hutton. Mount-
fleeting. Incatemone, Fryerning, Butsbury, 311arguetting. Whit.
ford, Wiittle. Chelmsford, Springfield. Boreham, Hatfield,
laulkbourne, Risenhall, helvedon, Inworth, Peering,
Marks Aldham, Cockford, Steinway, Lesden, St. Peter's,
Si. Martin 1, All Saints, St. James, Grinsted, St. Botolph, Ard-
is" Dedham, Lawfonl, nudism, Bender. Whersted, and
Shag resew of them, all in the Counties of Middlesex, Essex,
ad Waft •
Aid as far fixing. collecting. and taking Tolls, Rates, and
Pt* M Ito said Railway or Tram-road.
HENRI (.lARLES VERBEKE, Solicitor.
Ilastl-street, London, Nov. 1, 18-35.

itENTISH RAILWAY COMPANY.—Notice is here-
by gives, that epplioation is intended to be made to Path.
met in the Next ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for
meting and neaintaining • Railway or Tram-rood, commencing on
the North side of the Kent-road, at or near Swan-street, in the
pooh of Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, and termisatiag at,
Of war, at its. the Salt Marshes on the North side of the rine
Nam nest Rocbestehbridge. in the pariah of Snood, In the
ratty dint ; which said Railway or Tram-road will pas ea
feed to pass, from through, and into, the several panshes and
Owe of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, Camberwell. St. Paul
Deptford, Greenwich, Lewisham, Lee, the hamlet of Kidbrook,
Ebbw, Bezley, Crayford, Ilertford, Stone, Swariscomb. North.
Leer. Grarneod, Milton, Denton. Chalk, Shorn. Mersttm, Higham,
fondtbury, and Sttood, or some of them, all in the counties of
Kent and surrey.

And also foe making and maintaining a Branch Railway or
Tram-roud from the said before-mentioned Railway or Tram-road,
monmenclng at or near the Kent Water Works, in the pat ish of St.
Paul. Deptford, in the county of Kent, and terminating at or near
the South end of London-street, in the town and parish of Green-
oich, in the county of Kent ; which said Branch Railway or Tram.
road will pass, or is intended to pass, from, through, and into, the
sental parishes of Greenwich and St. Paul Deptford, or one of
‘`..em, in the said county of Kent.
At also for making and maintaining soother Branch Railway
or Inanroad, from the said First hereinbefore-mentioned Rail.
way oe Tram-road, commencing at or near a certain field belong.
mg to Sit Chalks Moron, Bart. in the occupation of Thomas
Nem, in the parish of Dartford, in the said county of Kent, and
temnaating m the town of Dartford, in the said county of Kent:
•hich said Branch Railway or Tram-road will pass, or is in-
tended to pass, from, through, and into, the said parish of Dart-
ford, in the said county of Kent.

And also for making and maintaining another Branch Railway
or Tram-road from the said first hereinbefore-mentioned Rail-
way or Tram-road, commencing at, or near, or in, the Salt
flushes on the North side of the river Medway, near Rochester-
bridge, to the sAitt parish of Strom!, in the said county of Kent,
and termin►nng at Or near the High-road, near 3laidstone-bridge,
and on the North side of the River Midway, in the pariah of
Maidstone, in the said county of Kent; which said last-mentioned
Branch Railway or Train„road will pass, or is intended to pass,
from, through, and into, the several parishes and places of Strood,
oston, flailing, Snodland, Billing, East :Railing, Ditton, Aylea-
-I"hi. Aihntzton, and Maidstone, or some of them, all in the said
county of Kent.

Ard alm tor fixing, collecting, and taking, tolls, rates, and
tines, 0.1 the bald first heminbefore-mcntioned Railway or Tram.
raadl• and also on the above-mentioned three several Branch Rail-
ways or Train-roads.

WILKS and VERBEKE, Solicitor*.

WINES AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASII ONLY.
lomx-A AND IVESTNIINSTER WINE AND
1 SPIRIT COMPANY, No. IR, Strand. opposite St. Mar-
hurA.

Per Doren.
Puts. Vintage 1820 . 275. to 3411.
Dit:o ru.ted . 361. 42.5.
1/4:0 5 to 8 years in
bottL . . 41:s ,564.
Pale& Brown 275. 31;4.
. 425. 4:1..
.11:1(:t:r... West India 34its.
I:4‘t India -411 a.
. 3th, 42,
Ttnertite 1 isbon VI.

Pcr Dozen.
Claret, Lafitte and M sr.
pax 72,. to SIGs.
Sparkling Cham.
pagne . 725. —84 s.
Do. and Cvaming of
the first quality . —a. 965.
St. pceay, dry and spark. 72a.

(.11031;4' . .
Ilrrinitage, Red anti iVhite
31oselle. Sauterne, ke, -60 s.
Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds.

d0nt3.,1/4. 310untain
SL Julien . . 411 s.
Nupenor Gin, LPL ; Jamaica I
NI% Gmen packed in a Itordlel

turn. I.ls. Brandy. 255. per gall.
d gratis—Bottles at cost price.

TERMINATION OF ALL LOTTERIES,
A r THE t LOSE OE ME PRESENT DRAWINGS.
y and .1. SIVEII'IIII.IIT icturn their best thanks for
• the patronage they here experienced at their Fortunate
PVT.. a^d respectfully solicit a continuance of public favour in
thepresent Scheme. winch is very nearly the last opportunity of
4 a fortune by ri%lcing a small awn of money, Government
tlrkrminell there ahall be no more Lotteries after the pre-
"! D' 04,14‘. Resides retaining all the approved points of late
011: St:lteme contains

roar Grand Prizes of
£30.111110 1:30,000
50,000 i £30,000
&r. exceeding
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
All to be Decided in One Day, Ilth DECE3IBER.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrights'
Fortunate !Mites, No. 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 311, Hay-
market, London, where they sold in tine Lottery, 12.478, • Prise
1.1 NOOOI. and several other Capitals; in the Lottery drawn 16th
last, 3,613, a Prize cf 21,0531. besides other Capitals.

HENRI"S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention
by ►Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, manufacturing
chymists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. lid., or with
glass stoppers at 4s. GI. stamp included, with full directions for its
use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis and throughout the
United Kingdom ; but it cannot be genuine unless their names are
engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or
stopper of each bottle.

Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti.
cated by a similar stamp, H EN RI"S AROMATIC SPIRIT of
VINEGAR, the invention of 3lr. HENRY, and the only genuine
preparation of that article.