... 2$ 3NOTICE. TIE WATER CORN MILL and DRYING KILN, T called Goosnargh Mill, with the Premises therewith usually occupied, and belonging, and which were advertised to be Let, by Ticket, at Goosnargh aforesaid, on the 20th instant, have been disposed of by Private Treaty. 15th April, 1831. TA is day is published, price 4s.* neatly bound, and illus- ZL. trated wills Mops, f1 JY'S GEOGRAPIIIA ...

... . ftlttf0'*tatC0.' . . 11. ?? THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS . FOR. NEW YORK, Sail on thetst and 16th of evenym onth, vis. MANCHESTER. SKeETCHLY ?? 50tons, lrtqf Mtarch. HIIBENIA iSMIAXW9LL ?? 5tons. 116th oqflarch CALEDONIA, RoGosR . ?? *50 tees, lst of April. CANADA, GRAHAM .. ?? 70 . 0 .461lhi~f Pt il. ?? 54 tons, IstoJ .l/ay. PA\CIEPIC,R. ?? tunolS, 161,60DJ(tay. B RITANNIA. MARSHALL, ?? qo tons, ...

... h oomti for a Jew light To it peoililcllJ ToGlr' s' YORK, FOR. NFV The spentdid American Ship GREAT B~ltTAIN, FaaCH; Copp~ed'saiiarenverkably fast, htn notef ; ol, opeLinkL 17 days,. and is in all re. oomio~ ecl '3 'j Sail on 'NI but In the United States. e«Ct5 efles -5~lfn *1c a74con0 16thof ?? suprl , dc SCit~lLE .qf01n 6ti fFe~ o Captin Fof etc. or to bi Co c OPE, BENSON, end Co. TIlE ...

... zo o rropon-unto,* lPATENT AUtLROAD. TO OBVIATE THE ErFFErTS OF SNOW, &c.-We haye before us the letter of an esteemedfriendjof Barydescribing a contrivaince of Mr. Grimes, ofthat town; theobject of which is to prevent snow or hail impeding the progress of the carriages along the railroads. The rail is so formed that steam or hot water can be forced through its whole length, which would raise ...

... .SAL COUATRI:1fAADRD. i rp HE SALE oif FREEHOLD PRO.PEltTY, south sideoe 1 Great Crosshall-street, advertig*fg our last, by Messrs. FoR- RerS, SoN, and Fosraa, Solicitors. 'fYr this evening. at Six o'clock., at the George Inn, Lbhle-street, will NOT TAKE PLACE. -A CARD. I 'PHE 1Rev. J. B. WVINSTANLEY, A.B. begs to informn T1. bis Frlellds and the Public ea$he intends to RE-OPEV a SCHOOL in ...

... WANTED. %jaJNT]C~E~ WA VD.-J:O~ETf1 WOODS , A ~yl~rOOYt , 1,2 *l o 14, no anl A IPPRlNTICL~.Let- ',lIATIN W NTED, in aWhoiosne and Retail 10> 1~~~ftutae~n with whonil reqr hdosif er e?'ectatale refier- ~ ~ h proueedof i industry, Stabilit'l, probity, and u irfrhCtrtic lirs apply at the Timi;S office ; if i in j ts e t J. 13~).potpad ~g~ tod ijI~tS' LICENCES are now ~f.~5'ioi dcf~iitTtO ...

... rrNrHANNUALIMEETING of the -y MRliTHOD)IST AUXILIARY MIS.. j WI CITYfor thec MANCHESTPR 'DI1& glO4~ibe eldin Oi.DHAM STREETCHAPEL, on MO AApdril 4th, 1iSR1, at halfpast Taim teerrllPand by adjournmsent, on, TUES-. eclock' A~i Stll5th at Six o'clock. UTOES~i, IN THE CHAIR. tth oetwill ble preached iii Oldham ~ OI MONAY vEletNic April 4th, ait SEVEN iPtele . JOSEPH BEAIMOIST,-of- Nottifig.. ...

... :iax :pepbl of nest- week vwi~l} cont Win tantEron th opening. ci' Pai-iahient. bIe proceednso the sesion, be teresu~X wvill be'teporet~'vi ith gret 'qci6* that : :hbeuttenorlaehinj, tt^6i3fiiieh on th~neceisarilyt ' limited space of a wekh .nessppei' the spirit of ,eaeh debate ma be given. Last session we d 'not help obs'rving that while in some of otir c:; ont~emporaries .little more, th.an ...

... WANTED. MAKERS-UPof .pyatJOHWISOODIEVhS Calender .f1 APPRENTICESCi WANTED t1EP an'd DRESS-TtAKlNG Rusinesis._.- ~ri~lNES'OFFICES.- WAN'TED - *'ptWhOse duty itwill be to attend daily at the t p- ~l-,rtik puirpose of answ~ering inqtririesand of'direct- tat: tot tie proper offices, 'He.Must bea'married man and h a dhis w Iewibe required to'keep! *ltr ~'ll iectat~r~ ned appl ; .hobelvaracbcrs for ...

... sOANUAI. MEE1ING at the ROYAL LAN.. Ait~es~g~l~s SCHOOL, AP~ssy 2S, 1831, the foli ms were subscribed. DonationS. Annual £ a. d. Subscriptions. Mir, Ievvod, his second . 21 0 0 WiinsI .kleien 0 0 16 Wood. . . . a o l FIeterier .- 5 0 0 1 00 ji~be1 ~~5~5o0 10 0 Fi?1lesflrrets(iY j5 0, 0 S i 1 0 30 0 1oh le iabtttle I t n x i 1 Creavd50-.3- 0 0- ...

... 1 I IVm-OlVENT IN THrE rre t'RACTICAL( EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF THE HIGHER th, ,CLASSES.. po ap Eel g 2 , * th SVl tel p.PATRtONSEp BY THEIR MOST GRAC1OUS MAJESTIES, ab cr an aezdiace gra~ated to lwra. Sr4it/s ard Dolier by Her hMojc3tV- to at the 2?elare t 4irglbtaa1.- ESSRS. SMITH and DOLIER, encouraged by the co 131 very numerous and highly respectable audiences by which they have been ...

... iTS UCTIOIY5 ?- vu ~ipt'~O~4i stef pd-av in-couse- squenice of an advertisenent In the last Mlleary, willt~b ,best answered by a wefeir'ne to a letter onthesul~fect which appeeed in the last ?? yweehin every ?? toachea 7p~n by Goon W7;RS.-Oar correspondeat Uxor's sentiment, in which we cordially. syjnpathtee] reminds us of the following sentence; which we mhet with in a Frenich work writtedbya ...