... JOHN ARMSTRONG, V Met (deceased) WILLIAM THOMPSON, ?? younger, and JOHN ARMSTRONG, the nier. as silk-spinners and merchants, at Lan- ■n\er Galjale. and Caton, all in the county of twister under the firm of '• William Thomp- \ and Company. was DISSOLVED on the / orteeiith day of December instant : and that the ,nei>u sine!,s will in f ,,,ure l)e carried on by the lid WILLI \M THOMPSON, the ...

... of the PEACE, for the County p-iatine of Lancaster, will be held At the Castle of Lancaster, on Monday the 11th ; At the New Court-House, in Preslon, on Wednesday the 13th ; At the New-Bailey Colrt-House, in Sal- ford, on Monday the 18lh days of January; And at the New Court-House, in Kirkdale, on Monday the Ist day of February next. GORST and BIRCHALL, Dep. C. P. GENERAL POST OFFICE, LONDON. ...

... p„ n t to cease hostilities and evacuate the f*S 1 1 was (herefore supposed at Corfu ?? Porte hal consented to the new deter- . ( j n „ of the frontiers of Greece, and •M rrcr>C n ' ,e i' s entire independence, letters Till Patras had before announced that Athens Zi '* ...

... cause, entitled ?? Bh^d- Kidd. rriih the approbation of a j ham Wiwcfibld, Esquire, one of the nl/rr* oj the said Court. (J'EOSESO^ the 27th da ?? ° f Januar ?? 18S0 ' * f ()Ur of the clock in Uie afternoon, at the j! ■ eaT .She.\f Inn. in Ingleton, in (he parish r Be'n(ham, in the West Riding of the county of York, ?? FIGHT LOTS, r_\E UNDIVIDED MOIETY of and in all I those TWO FREEHOLD ...

... NAVIGATION will be held at the Canal OfricE, in Lancaster, on Ti>£Sday the second day of February, 1830,!_t eleven o'clock in the forenoon ; at wliich place and time the said Pro- prietor!, are requested to attend, by themselves or proxies, pursua.it to a clause iv the said Canal Act. TO BE LET, Atthe Royal-Oak Inn. Lancaster, on Wednes- I »ay the 3d of February, IR3U, at six o'clock, FOB THE ...

... to th* Yoong Imtmem at aa extensive Eata- Qsssemt mem LonOett. ?? she conducted for _Z^ Forty Years : treating of branch of ?? B n\e#f, and of all accomplishments and per- acquirement s essential to the finished educa- ?? of a Femr-lc . *n a aeries of Letters, of iMftk* adapted to Class Lessons In Schools ; and ?? is now provided with Four Hundred ?? 00 its instructive contents, to aid the ...

... sirous of contracting to supply * hEEF and MUTTON, __ Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, rte st ...

... entirely exhausted in supplying the extensive and *^ increasing applications for the cheap edition of this popular Work, a Fourth Set has been prepared, which ir noir in course of publication in Monthly Numbers, and delivered with the Magazines and Reviews, by every BookseUer and Newsman in the Kingdom. A Biographical Catalogue and Prospectus of Two Hundred of the Portraits and Memoirs to be ...

... al Views of tbe principal Towns, Public *_l! ?? and Picturesque Scenes in the United ?? in' From Drawings by Wm. Westall, r A Engraved principally by E. Finden, 'the whole ?? his superintendence : with ^ r ji.ioii« by Thomas Moule, Author of the 2uJotheca Heraldica. The work is printed in 4to ; each number contains four Views, ?? v. A few proofs are taken on India Paper, f, g s . They will ...

... Editor. » pe.irable Freehold Estate, KNOWS AS ULACICII'OOD MANOR, NEAR LANCASTER. MR PHILLIPS respectfully announces that be is instructed to SELL by AUCTION. ; Wedkesoay the 17th March. 1630, at one •floe . , at the Royal Oak Inn, Lancaster ; A Small FREEHOLD ESTATE, witting of Thirty-eight Acres, customary o,sure. of Ara'.ile, Meadow, and Pasture uSD. with a Residence and all necessary Out- ...

... CATTLE FAIRS. TO CATTLE DEALERS, OWNERS OF STOCK, AND OTHERS. A OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TH\T a FAIR for HORNED CATTLE will he held in LEYLAND, in the county r Lancaster, on the 24th day of MARCH, and ■ft, day of OCTOBER, 1630, and will be re- «Urly holden in all future years, on the same t> Premiums -will be given for the best and ,fr_id-l >est Breeds of any sort. ' icylund. March 3, \&3h. ...

... whicli having been bred with pc- •; : , ...