The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-22 00:00:00

VOTICE is hereby Given, that application is intended
1.11 it, be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave to
iu a Bill or Bills for making. maintaining, paving, watching,
I.g: . tii g. aid watering a Turnpike Road or Roads, from the Corn.
rosseiaLroad, and the East India Dock branch thereof, into and to
enumanicate with the Middlesex and Essex Road at or near Bow,
we county of Middlesex ; and for building • Bridge over the
sew cut of the river Las, to communicate therewith. Also for
making, establiahing, and maintaining certain Branch Roads lead-
ing hunt the Commercial-rend aforesaid to Whitechapel High.
street and to Shadwell H igh.street, and Wapping High-street.
Alas for constructing, establishing, and maintaining certain Rail.
ways or Tram Roads, for the passage of waggons, carts, and other
earrings', ;n
andupn across, and along the Kahl severai Roads, some, or
°net,: men) between the East India and West India Docks and
the proposed ColOer Docks in the Isle of fangs, and the River Lea
aid Whitechapel aforesaid, with warehouses and other places of
deposit, and for loading and unloading g.x.el+, wares, and merchan.
than. Also for making, establishing. and maintaining • Wet
Dock or Docks for Ships and other 'Vessels, Entrances. Locks,
Basins, Cuts, Canis, What're, Bridges, 'Warehouses, and other
works, at or near the river Lea; il.o at or near the Regent's
Lanai, and between the same; and for varying, diverting, and
turning the course of the said River, the Cut over the river Les,
toil the laid Canal, (or the purposes aforesaid ; and for raising and
imposing tolls, rates, and duties, for defraying and maintain.
"It the said several works. Also for enlarging the powers and
even I.ne the jurisdiction of his 3lajesty's Justices and Com.
In'sain'er" of Sewers, acting in and for the Tower Hamlett',
and the limits of Pop.ar. otherwise Stebunheath Marsh, and
for altering and increasing the existing Sewers, rates, anal duties.
which said Turnpike Roads, Railways, or Tram.roads,
Stiers, Docks, Cuts, Canals, Warehouses, Places of Deposit,
and ether Works, an intended to be made, constructed, or
&nor'% or to gn IR pass into, along, or through the pariah of
All N 110... West /lam in the county of Essex, and the several pa.
mites et St. Mary, Stratton!, Row ; St. Leonard, Bromley, other.
vne Bromley St. Leonani&lints, Papier; St. Anne (corn.
nuttily real! Si. Anne, Limehouse); St. Dunstan Stebunheath
.xherrise Stepney); St. George (commonly called St. George in
'he Len); St. Paul. Shed well t St. John of Wapping (otherwise
(*Yeti St. John at Warping); Sr. Mary Mattellow (otherwise
!I lot/chapel ;) St. Rimini,. Aldgate; add the precinct of %Veil.
dose all in the county of
Dlted this li th day of o.:tober, 1t125.
SVM. BARER. Solicitor.
Liutehouse; or 11. Nicholas-lsne,
Lombard.atreet. Landon.

FISTULA: AND PILES.
AVING been effectual]," cured of these distressing
Complaints by Mr. VAN MITCHELL, Surgeon Ae-
ercheer.lsll,oxford.strets. London, after not more than FORTY
ATTENDANCES, and without confinement, my sense of grad.
tilde le him, and an anxious desire to apprise those persons labour..
me under the same dreadful malady where to apply for a cure,
i'deco me to give this publicity to my case. Before Mr. Van
Betchell undertook me cure I bad been under an eminent surgeon
fur twelve months, and during- that time underwent three operations
Of "mint, and was urged by hi is to submit to a fourth, as the only
chance of a cure ; but, having reixived no advantage from the pre.
!l"ee nperating. and tiongidering the result of a fourth equally
onuhtful. I could not muster fortitude to again undergo the execs.
sire sufferings I had before endured; I then began to despair of
owing cured; but being strongly recommended to Mr. Van
Ittorhell. I was induced to wait on him, when he at °am "'wed
ins of Ins being able to cure me fan tosurance he won realised)
7tnnut undergoiqg the hassolous, and at all times very doubt..
,I. ()pennon of cutting. Several respectable persons can eorrobo.
rate thin statement, and I shall have much pleasure in satisfying
the personal inquiries of aay female oa the subject.
NB
A MARRIED FEMALE.
—f' of ray address will be given to female applicant',
by Nrs. klibill, High.rrect, Peekhatn ; and at No. 411 (hot
Rutatill-staccl, Bloomsbury-square.

WSTEVENS, (Vine and Spirit Merchant, No. 78,
• Bisbomtgate-within, near the Four Swans. PORT
WINES of superior quality, rich and full of flavour, by the Pipe,
Hogshead, and Quarter Pipe, at the following very reasonable
prices :
Pipe. Hogshead. Quarter Cask.
Good full bodied Port £66 0 0 .1:33 U U £l6 10 0
Fine quality, genuine
1020 - - 70 0 0 33 0 0 10 0 0
Curious ditto, Ist import-
ation, ditto - 73 10 0330 0 I 19 0 0
The above may be had in pipes or hogsheads permitted direct
from the London Dock.
'%'ines in Bottle.
Per Doz.
Port from the wood £1 8 0
Ditto, vintage 11120 - 1 10 0
Ditto, Ist importation 1 12 0
Crusted Port - - 1 16 0
Dlito, three years in

Per Doz.
Sherry, rich and full
flavour - - £1 140
Ditto, pale and finest
character - - 2 2 0
Madeira, West India 115 0
Ditto East India, tine

character . 211 0
324. ; Bucellas, very sine,
dozen.
rite, warranted genuine.
Per Gal.
Fine Jamaica Rum 4:0 12 0
Ditto curious . 0 13 4

bottle . . 2 2 0
Sherry, old - - 110 0
Lisbon, Teneriffe, and Mount
355. pe
Foreign and British Sp
Per Gal.
Finest Cognac Brandy 1:1 3 0
Very old Champagne
ditto - . 1 5 0
English Gin, unequalled in richness and flavour, 9s. 4d., 1
and strong 12s. per gallon.
Rich Orange and Rum Shrub. Cordials of every description.
No alteration will take place in the price of Rum and English
Gin before January, 1026, at which period the liberal and en.
lightened policy of the present Administration, in lowering of
duties, will be felt in the reduction of the price of Colonial and
British Spirits. Brandy and Hollands will not be affected by it.
Cape Wines of the finest quality, from 16s. per doaen.
No credit under any circumstances.

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