News in Brief
[Advertisquent.l-The neyt number of Thc Ncw ilfonthl/y IMa- gazine will cnrtain a Ballad of tOni length, from the pen of ilr. Canipbcll. [Advertisement.]-S rvAXTs' LlVEnrE5.A-1'e are informed front good authority (the fashionable wvorld), that the best and most reasoniable place for Servants' Liveries is at No. 27, Piccadilly, where immense quantities are continually making for noblemen and gen- tlemen, at the low charge of 41. 16s. the suit, complete: also box, chaise, and drivin? coats, opera-lo.-Aks &c.-No. 27, Piccadipl. Another great advantage is, that a whole 6uit can be made in eight hoars, if required. [AdvCrtisenment.]_ST. PATRICK's-DAY.-The Irishman who congratulated himself upon not having got a capital prize in the Lottery, because he had lost a tew shillings by a small one, exdaim- ing, " Why, by ,J-s, if I have lost seven shillings by a 101. prize, I would have been ruined if I hatl got a twenty thousand !" would have been equially bothered had he bought a share of No. 5,29 ) in the present lottery, whlich was aciually drawn a blank the first day, and yesterday, being re-diawn, became a prize of 20,0001. It was sold by BisH, in shares. IAdvertisement.]-SECONiD DAY.-More success at HAZARD'S. No. 12,299, drawni yesterday a priz- of 20,0001., was sold in shares by Hazard and Co, who aLso sold twoprizes of 20,0001. the first day of drav ing-viz. 3,693 and ] 0,093, both in shares, making three out of the four prizes of 20,0001. already drawn in the presenit lottery. LAdveitisemens. 1FRIESDL.Y ADVICE to young Ladies and GentIlmnen.-Tlie Hair was alw]ys universally admired as consti. tuting the beauty of the human form, wlhich renders it essentiallv necessary for young ladies and gentemen to give particular atten- tion to their hair, and always keep it in order; as the hair attended to in youth is sure to preserve it to the latestperiod of life. This will inevitably be the case by using ROWLAND'S AMACASSAn OIL, the first production of the agc, which eradicates the scurf easy and pleasant, prevents it falling off or turning gray strengthens the hair so as to proulace beautiful floving curls, and makes the hair smooth and glossy. In fine, this oil renders that inestimable ornas nent truly elegant and beautiful. [Advertisement.- GENui.E BEAR'S GREASE..Ross and Soss, No. 119, Bishopsgate-street, who for the last fifty vears have contiijiied to sell the above article pure and unadulteratCed, recom- mend it to those ladies and gentlemen whose hair is in a declining or debilitated state. As a proof of its excellence, it may be observed that no grease retains its moisture so long, all others disappearing shortly after the application, lesstug the hair drier and harsher tbhn before. Hgving lately killed ont of the largest and perhaps fattest animals of that or any other species, they can now offer it to the piublic perfectly sweet, which is not alwavs the case, as it sonetin;es becomess stale w/ith keeping, arnd though equally good for the hair, is certainly not so pleasant.