About five o'clock on Fri...
The Times, 1824-04-27T00:00:00

About five o'clock on Friday morning, a brig, name un- known, sunk in Swansea Bay, and all hands on board were trowned. It is supposed she must have met with some dannagedur- ing the night, and was making all sail for land, when she was over- taken by a sudden squall, and instantly went down.- fambrian. [Advcrtisement.]-HAzARD and Co., wbo sold three prizes of 20,0001. in the present Lottery respectfully remind the public of theapproaching conclusionof tnelottery. Next Saturdav is the last dav but one. The wheel contains two prizes of 20.0100. besides other capitals. Tickets and shares areselling by Hazard and Co., at their old established and fortunate offices, Royal Exchange-gatc, 26, Comuhill; and 324, Oxford-street, enr of Regent-sEreet. lAdverteemenr.1-IThe 20th instant, No. 19,412, was drawn a prize of 20,00QI. ! and the public *.ill not fail to recnllect, the num- bers of the two last twerty thousands drawn the 17th of March, had hot'' been drawm blanZks tT l9th of February, bding the first day or drawing; and the holders of those tickets ere fortunate enou.?h to take the second day's chance, and thus realized fartunes, in licu of the trifling sums they woull have received had they returned them instead of making such a fortunate election. Two more of 20,0001. rem-ain to be drawn. The last (lay but one will be Saturday next, the 1st of May, and everv ticket will then be a prize: the few re. maining tickets and shatre are on sale at the Contractors', J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, 37, Corn1iil, 11, Hlolbom, and 38, Haymarket, an(d bv their agents. [AdvertiNemcnt.1-The most useful invention in assisting the embellishmnent of the human Hair is RoWLAkn'S MACASSkAt. OIL, which renders the hair delightfully soft and smooth, reclining in anv direction, adding an incomparable and beautifutl lustre-in fine, as adding strength, affording nourishnent, exciting to a luxu- riant growth, and brilliantly ornamenting and embellishing the human hair, the proprietors of the Pacassar Oil can with trtuth aver, it hsas not its equal in the world! And the distinguished sanc- tionit has received from Royal and illustrious personages, and the flattering testimuonials they have received of its efficacy, places this declaration above suspicion- tAdvertisement.1-Nothing has conduced so much to the improve. mentof thclumantair as BgAn'S GREASE. In most cases when it is in a declining or debilitated state, it may be completely renovated by its ase, provided the haie is uroperly cut by an experienced hand once a fortnight wbile in that weak state. The difficulty is to ob.. tain the grease Cenuinc, as it is a thinic so easily imitated that many have complained of its want of efficacy from having used a nurins article ; to prevent this, the public are requested to observe, that Ross and Sows, No. 119, Bishopsgate.street, who for the last 60 years haye sold it pure and unadulterated, cannot warat any tlht bha not their narne affixed to the pots; but with their signature they may be a5sared of iU genuineness, as the animals are regularly fattened and-4ili~I,by them. N. B. It rnay--o; botained either per- filnesi or otherwie as most agreeable; . and-every accomtmodation is off'ei ed tho t ladies and gentlemen who may wish to have their hair properly arranged? they having opened several addiU4al roe=ns for that purpose.