News in Brief
The Times, 1824-01-30T00:00:00

lAdvertisement. 1-The first montlhly part of the Li/eraryChro. id-e for 1024i, will be published cn Monday, in roI large 4to pages (240 columnus), price 2s. Oid. This part will contain fine weekly nam- bers, giving about 30 interesting reviews of the newest works, with manv original essays and letters on p?Tpular subjects, and a vatiety of liierary and scientific intelligence, criticisnla,On the tine arts, ptb- lic buildings, drama, ac. The rertt in which the Literary Chro- nklc is quoted, in foreisgn as weLI as British journale, sFlutiently in- dicate the ability and independence with which it is conducted. it ~is supplied every Saturday, pricezt., or post free, Ia-, by. all book- sellers a.d newsvenders, and is pablished by Davildson, Surroy_ street (one door froml the Strand), where advcrtisements are re- ceived. l Advertisemle nt.-1. IILTIART)'s in the City-Faanilies rriving in town, and the admirers of superior British and foreign goods, will be nmIch gratified this present season in making their selections as above, as, in addition to the new arrivals fromi the factories and re- cent importations, their late valuable stock of foreign and British goods will continue disposing of greatly under the cost, and the soiled part at nearly halfits value, to avoid selling it by thehammer, agreeably to their nsew arrangements. The present opportttnity of- fers peculiar advantage to'timse who supply cauntry establishments, as well as to families and individuals making purebases in rhdia, Uritish, French, and German manufactured gols, those being all invariably at tlre wholesale price, when taken in the piece and demy. [Advertisement.l1+ome people remark *' it never rains but it pours," which mnay not inappropriately be applied to thle late tise in the funds, for ever since lr. SIVFWfRI1ITu contracted for tlis Lot- tery (a muie- of the prizes in which are stock, the other money), the prike has rapidly and progressively risen upwards of nine per cent., and manly think stock wvill, ere lOng, fetc nioe in the market than thle same n,ouminal sum of monev - but even at the present-value there hasuccumulated about lO,0001.' wvhich vwill be gained by the holders of tickets nad shares, in addition to the seven 20,0001., &x., original- la allotted for the seheme. No wonder, thelefoi, the sale of this lot- tery is uncommonly brisk, especially as the drawing is so near, and the two first prizes will each have 20,O0O1 sterling extra. LAdvertisemnentj]-Towr.tts's TosIc Pir.s.s nre an invaluable remedy in cases of bilioas derangement, nausea, loss of appetite, hieadache, giddiness or dizziness, and fbr the other various symp- toots which originate in a xwealkened stare of the digestive organs. Thev do not contain a particle of mercury or antimony, and their operation is uisually so gentle, as scarcely to appear the ellbct of a medicine. The great a-dl ituceaing sale the decided atwrobatinn, and the repeaned testimonials of respectabie agcnts, and ndividuals of worth atnd eminence, are proofs that place the real virrues and pub- lic estimation of this remedy bevond the reach of doubt. The Tonic Pills are prepared onth by John Towers, Grove.hoase. near War- minster, late of Londnti; and are sold by him and by tlhe venders of genuine medicines, wholesale and retail, in London, Dublin, Edin- burgh, Glasgow, and mnost towns of the lkugdom, price 2s. 9d., 4s. ftcl., I Is., and tamily boxes 2-2s. Each signed 'John Towers,' and sealed with the royal armns. _ _