News in Brief
iAdventisement1l-The New frfintlely 1fMagealne for October will contaiA-Rcullura, a Poeem, by Thomas Campbell, Esq., and 22 other original articles. Printed for Hr. Colburn, 8, New Bur. lin t n street. rZdrertisement.]_Tbe London, itfAfazine for October contains a very Interesting paper on the personal character of Lord Byron, from private and authentic sources-Walladmor, Sir Walter Scott's Germ?an novel-Reply to Blackwood's Magazine, &c. Published bv Taylor and flessey. 1Advertiscment.]-HAZARD and Co. are the contractors for the present popular Lottery. The scheme, to bc drawni next Tues- day, contwins four prizes of 20,0001. and 34 other capitals, sll to be drawni on that day, when the immense sum of 200,0001. will be distributed to the public in a few hours: there arc no blanks, every number being entitled to 54 Hazard and Co. sold three twenty thousands last Lrottery,and all tbree in shares, at their old.establish- ed offices, Roval Exchange-gate; 26, Cornhrll; and 324, Oxford. street, end of Regent.street. Hlazard and Co. have agents In all the principal country towns. IAdvertisement. _"Take afarewell chance before the expiration of Lotteries," is the recoitimendation of CA.RROLL tO liiq friends and customers, and a bettcr scheme cannot be offered to their no- tice than the pTesent, where no delav will be experienced, as the whole, amounting to the immense auit of 200,0001., will be dlecided in one day, (Tuesday next), when the four prizes of 20,0001. and Y4 other capitals of 2,0001., ,I001., 5001., &c., will be distributed to the public. The last whole ticket prize of 20,0001. ever sold to the pubnic as sold by C__RROLL; being one ef the four prizes of 20,0001. lately sold by him in the short space of four months at his forunate .t.ces, 19, Cornhill, 7, Charinig-cross, and 26, Oxford- street. [Advertisement.]-PIDDsNG and Co.'s office, No. 1, Corslhill, still proves the focus of attraction, the public are impelled there by the never-to-be-forgotten instances of extraordinary luck--onc gen- tleman of LeadenhaUlstreet obtained five capitals thers within 25 months, two of them different 20,0001. ! another gentlernan pur- chased two shares of 20,0001. in two succeeding Lotteries, (the last share sold by Pidding and Co. in one, and the first in the next); he had also two other capitals there a 1,001. and .a 6001.: these and r,any similar occurrences, tbouag sounding like tales of romance, are absolarely :acts. There are now four of 2,00o1., with 34 other capital,, all to be decided next Truesday, 5th of Octoher. Pidding and Co. hope many of these will be distribated at their offices, No. ' 3. South-bridge. Edinburgh, and the lucky corner, No. 1, Cornhill, Iloadon.