News in Brief
The Times, 1824-10-01T00:00:00

tAdvrctisemente.-T he lWOutky Critical Gazette, which notices ever new hook, without exception, promises to become the niost popular literarj journal of its time and in circiulation to rival the famous Jo.lrne de' ISaueszs or the fercure de Paris. In hve numbers it has exhiihitr(d the niovel features of above 400 books, vhich have been ublished within tic last six mouths, and donc justice to the auttlors ands to its own readers. Pubished by Sher- Wood and Co., Paternoster-row. |Ad vertisemnent.1- 1e1al'zdmzor, freely translatedfrom tbe English of Wakter Scott, re.translated fromil the German, in 3 vols. post Ivo, will be pubiishe(l by Mtessrs. Tayior atBi kessey, on the loth of Octol4er. I Advertirement.1-HAzasts) and Co. are ilte contractors for the prcsent popular L,utrary. 'vli sclercne, to he (drawn next Tues- day, contains four prizes of 20,0001. an(I 34 other capitals, all to be drawn on that day, when the immense sum of 200,001.. will he distributed to the public in a few hours: there are noblanks, every number being entitled to 51. Hazard ansd Co. sold three twenty thouisands last Tntterg, and all three in shares, at their old-establisi- ed offices, Royal Exshange-gate 26, Cornhlil; aud 324, Oxtbrd- street, end of Regent,street, Hazard and Co. have agents in all the princical countrv towns. [Adtertiwement.1-CAaLrRo. f9 the only offlice-keeper vho sold foJr pri2cs of 20,0001. and 34 other capitals in /bur mnonths. Oin Tuesday next the immense sum of 290,0001. will be distributed in the following capitals and olher prizesfour of 20,0001., and 34 o;h rs of2,0001., 1,0001.. &c. and purchasers are sure of having nearly one-fou,rth of their money returned, should they miss the large prizes, as there are no blanks ; the inferesce 8i, thatCarroll having ,itherto been -so fbrtunater will sell the greater part, cr perhaps all the above eap5tals in one day. Purchiasers are therefore recom- mendcel to apply without dIclay at his licky offices-19, Cornhjill 7, *haring-cross; and 2ff, Oxford-street. [Advertisement.1-The satisfaction diffused in SIvAVwRo;t'r's Contracts, incontestably proved by the incrpased number of Tickets disposed of, renders it almost superfluous to in7ite the public to their offices, as they may justly observe their principles-are judi- ciously adopted and coapied by others, viz.-giving a large number of capital prizes, which somebody is sure to gain, uhilst every pur- chaser is sure to get back 51. per tikcet at least,' shares ill proportion; and fonr of 20,0001., with 34 ottier capitals, trill be drawn itn onc day (next Tuesday), being, in all, 200,0001. rize money,which may now be obtaineid at the fortunate offices of ltessrs J. and J. Sivewright, 07, Coinlilll; 11, Holbbrn ; and 38, Haymarket; wlhere they sold 7 cn1pitalslast Lattery; anld No. 17.740, 20,0001. TAdverfisement.1-Aoss antl Sovs, 119, 1isliopsgate-strect, w ho have sold for the last '0 years pisre atnd unadulterated BEAn's GntE5.E, obtained from the animal properly treated antd fatted (by which tlte coat, the criterion of the quality of thc fat, is in- creased to nearly double its usual thickness, as well as being morc agreeable for use), are induced to offer it to the public as the best %prcific hitherto discovered for promnoting the growth and thickness of the human hair. In order to diitinguish the genluine from the clammy and unwholesome made-up trash which is frequentiv sold as bear's grease, it may be nuecessary to mention, that tihe fat of time bear, ivhicther wildI or tame, is of the purest white, iniclining to ao oil. a(dd in mo(derate or warm weather dissolves instantly on being touched by the hand.