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tAdvertisement.I Copied from the Kilkenny Journal, Ireland.) -On the 28th of Septem.er the Rev. Dean Stevenson returned with his family from England. 6n 'is way from Kilkenny, he was met by some hundreds of the people of Callan and Its vicinity, who drew his carriage till they caine to his delightful mantsion at ?Vest Court - bonfires were lighted, the bells in the town rang, while the air was rent with reiterated shout of bundreds, who had assembled to con. gratulate him on his arrival among them. It may be trulv sitd of Dean Stevenson, there never was a man who held a higher place in the affFections of his parishioners of every persuasion. [Advertisement.1-BuLLETc?j.-The Public will learn with re- gret that one of their oldest and most valued friends is at the last gasp, and positively given over. The death of the Lottury is de- creeL. Those who dclire to pay a st tokeni of respect had-better hasten to MARTIN and Co.'a fortunate offie"-8, Cornhill.; and 120, Oxford-street; where was sold in ahares, No. 261, the Grand Prize of 40,0001. The preseut schenme contains four of 20,0001., with nUmerous other capitals, all to be decided in one day, iext Tuesday. All money ! No blanks ! ! ilAdvertisement.1-Next Tuesday all wil be decided, and CAR. ROLJ anticipates the pleasure of increasing the long list of capitals wold by him, by adding thereto some of the four prizes of 20,0001., and 34 of 2,0001., 1,0001., 510!., Ok, which will be distributed to the publir. on that da y. The drawing will consist of all prizes and no blanks. Carroll sold the last whole ticket prize of 20 000Li, being one-of the four prizes of 20,0001. lately sold by him in the remarkably short period of four months. As lotteries are drawing to their con- clUsion, Carroll recommends a farewell chance before they terninate, at his fortunate offices, 19, Cornhili; 7, Charing.:cross; and 26, Ox- ford-street. [Advertisement.j-PIDDING an(i Co.'s office, No. 1, Cornhill, still proves the focus of attraction, thc public are impelled there by the never-to-be-forgotten instances of extraordinary luck-one gen- tleman of Leadenhall.street obtained five capitals there within 25 months, two of them different "20,000I ! another gentleman pur- chased two shares of 20,0001. in two succecding Lotteries, (the last share sold by Pidding and Co. in one, and the first in the next); 7he had also two other capitals tlhere, a 1,0001. and a .6001. these and many similar occurrences, thouigh sounding like tales of romance, are absolutely facts. There are now four of 20,0001., with 34 other capitals, all to be decided next Tuesday, 5th of October. Pidlding' and Co. hope many of these will be distributed at their offices, No. 13, South-bridge, Edinburgh, and the lucky corner, No. 1, Cornbill, London.