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YORKSHIRE. WEST RIDING.

VALUABLE LORP3llll'~, AND FREEHOLD AND

TITHE-FREE ESTATES.

By AYINSTANLEY and SONS,
At °areaway's, THIS DAY, at 12, unless previously disposed of
by private treaty, of which due notice will be given,
2ILLI, those Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD and
TITHE-FREE ESTATES, situate at Hareden and New
Hey, in Rowland. In the parish of Slainburn, in the West Hiding
of the county of York, the property of }What 'Parker. Esq. Com-
prising the Manor or reputed Manor or Lordship of Hamden afore-
said ; together with a good Mansion. suitable Outbuildings, and
five substantial Farm-houses. and 5.10 acres, statute menu!" be
the same more or less, of fertile amble, meaJow, pasture, and wood
Land, divided into convenient Inclosures, well watered and fenced.
Also, all that valuable and improvable tract of Common Land,
adjoining the above Estates, called Totteridge. liareden Nab, and
%Vlore'', and containing about 1,500 acres, a great portion of which
• capable of being subdivided and converted into arableand pasture
Land, at a trifling expense.
Also, all those two valuable Estates called the Sykes and the
Trough House, situate within Rowland, and adjoining the last-
mentioned proncrty, and comprising four good Finn-houses,
with excellent Out-buildings, and about 215 acres, statute measure,
of rich meadow, pasture, and arable Land.
Also, a proportionate part, estimated to be more than a moiety
or half-part of and in an extensive Common, called Sykes Yell,
situate within Rowland, and containing about 15,000 acres, with a
handsome Gothic Shooting-bux thereon, Striding, &c.
These Estates are beautifully situate, nearly in a ring fence.
The Mansion-house is distant from Slairburn Si/ mike, from
Lancaster twelve,from Clitheroe twelve, and from Prato/1 eighteen ;
are well deserving the attention of the Capitalist car the Sportsman,
the enclosed land being of an excellent quality, and which, with
the large tracts of Coanmon, abound with Game of almost every
description, and the property was disforested by a grant front the
Crown in the reign of James 11. There is also excellent Fishing.
the river Langden running through the Estates for about ciget

Mr. Gates. of the Sykes, nne of the tenants, will show the
property; and printed Particulars, with Plars attached, may be
shortly had of Robert Parker, Esq., at Plungington, near Preston,
the owner; Mr. Lions, land surveyor, Lancaster; Mr. Alisxk,
solicitor; Skipton ; at the Office of Mr. Clapham, solicitor. in
Burton, in Kendal; Mr. Richard Lambert, solicitor, Gray's Inn,
London ; Mr. Beverley. solicitor, Gander-court, Temple, Loodoo ;
at the King's Altos. Lancaster; the Bull lon. Preston ; the Swan
Inn. Clithe.roe ; at the place of Sale; and of Winstanley ar.il Sous,
Paternoster-row.

fK/SS'S WORKS.
" ILorninem paginanostra sapit." "
One page relates ro Min."—MAnTriL.
Just published, price Se. in boards, Seventeenth Edition,
1. rill HE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary
on the indiscretions arising from Human frailty, in which
the Canes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of hum Venerea, Go-
norrhea, Stricture. Seminal IVeakress, are fully develmals.
Part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self- •
Abuse, and, Mental Irritathni ; with some interettingObservatione
on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part 111. is a i erita of Caste
illustrative of the preceding Subjects. explaining them in a familise
manner.—By GOSS and CO. onsulting Surgeons, London.
" Natant beatis
" Omnibus WIC debt, ti quit cognoverit uti."—CLauarair.
" Since Heaven to all the fond Cl bliss supplies,
" Its frugal applicatien marks the %Hie.'
2 II YOEYANA ; a Non-Medical Analysis ofeome Complaints'
incidental to females, in which are offered some important admo-
nitions en the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances.. •
svmpathics,, and formation. The subject of Sterility is esnesialls,
dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases Must've tae subject..
"Quo fugit Venue lieu! quove color decent?"
Hoe. Lib. 4, Od.
" Whither Biz. Love ? Ah ! where the charming binom ?"
The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones. and Cc.. 20, Pater-
noster-row, London; Lodes, Brighton; Wheeler, 72. High.street,
Worcester; J. Clark, Colchester; Guy. Chelmsford: Wood, '
Huntir.gdon ; Matchett and Stevenson, Burks and Ksnsbtteot,
Norwich; H. Dmk, Ipswich; Duttoo, Bore St. Bilmuntral
Morcom,Corn.street, Bristol; Barratt and Buthail, Bath Batt,
Cambridge; Todd, Briggate, Lends; Wrightson. Birmitighast;
Brodie arid Dowding, tislisbury ; Trewman, Exeter: Wolstelt-
bolme. Yost ; Gore, Liverpool ; Ilarrop, Manchu:ter; Jon*
117, Trongate„ tilasgow ; Pena.; 72. Grafton-street, Ifubbug
Stewart, 61, :tenth Blidge.street, Edinburgh; and by all Book.
saueof(Priest air 4 •
Messrs. GOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as 11%1,11, every
day, at their house; and Patients in the country are requested
t t describe minutely the ease, enclosing a remittance advice
and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
CiOSS and CO., M.R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Dourerie-street,
Fleet-atroot. London.
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SHIPPLAW IA'TELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-ROUSE, Arai. 5.

SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Margaret, DAttrie, irons
Seville; Perseverance, Margolle, from Calais; Vrouw Margare-
tha, Veen, from Antwerp ; Cossack, Todd, from Alexandria ; and
li'illiam, Steuart, from Calais._

ENTEIRLD Or ewatt ns.—The Rotten-lam, lAnrine. for Rot-
terdam ; William, Newall, fof Quebec and Montreal : Prince
Leopold, Carlin, for Antweip and Vuattan ; Thalestriv, Wallace.
for Hayti and St. Domingo ; Vroaw Gezina, Brower, for Amster.
dam; Friends, Pitt, for Dublin ; and Sarah_lPazd, Moore, foe
Barbadoes and Sr. Vincent's.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND —The
St. Lawrence, Hamby,. for Quebec; Tbetia, Reed. fur Hamburg!: ;
Mary, Bridger, for Jamaica; Antelope., Farrant, for I iihrollar ;
Diana, Fanjet, for Amsterdam ; Medina, Briggs, for Tenerife,
Van Diernen's Land, and New Scotia Wales ; and Emma, Brown,
for Rip.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Emporium. Craft, for Mon-
treal; Melimtho, Baynton ; for Jamaica and Carthagena Meni-
romenci, Wood, for Quebec; Recovery. Chapman. for Bombay;
Jean, !ones, for Montreal and Quebec; Jessie. Kenzie.. for St.
John's, New Brunswick; Margaret. Johnson. f.ir Lisbon ; Diana,
Twentyman for Jamaica; (Ottawa. Douglas. for Qacbec and
Montreal; rtlinerva. Prob;n. for India; Orion. Hedlund. fue
Alicant ; William Pitt, M ildredge, for Queitc ; and ',lt. Eliza-
beth, Anderdon, for 3liramichi.

FiturnrTn, Amur 4.—Arrived the Princ7 Regent Packet.
from the 31ediferranean--she nailed from Corfu January .13, from
Mahn, February 1. from Gila altar. March 9, and from Cad.z.
March 10. Sailed the Redman, ftryee; Rucepha:us. Sinii!, ;
Eliza and Nemer, Head ; Active, Davis; and Cyrus, Dawson_
all for London.

SPoitxttsfourn. Arno. s.—llis Majesty's *Lip Ilratim *tut
out of harbour, and brought up at Spithead.
DEAL, Aran. s.—Arrived and remain. the lithe, Freeman.
from Teneriffe. Palmed through from the River yesterday. the foi.
lowing outward-bound. vii.--the Melrose Christie : Laurel. Dun.
lop; London packet, Randall ; Edward. Munro; Queen, Heath ;
Charles William, Trotter ; Benjamin and Mary, Trocer ; Prince
of Orange. Wood ; harlot. (knight: Thames. Rogers . • Eliza-
beth, Oldfield; Preston. Thompson; General Elliot, Bottrdmire;
Harbinger, Tindall; Felix, Pitman; Lstona. and Blen.
helm, Hodnett : also, to-day, the Harmony. Butler, mid Comba-
tant. Barnes.
filnavEsxx Aram S.--Arrived the Mayflower. Bir:fet,
from Dunkirk ; Isis. Butcher. from Lanzaretto ; Frratiseh.
from Ostend. Sailed the Quebec packet, Atkinson ;
Blackburn ; England, Stephenson ; Perry, Morris ;
Stranger; and Sappho, Hatenby, for givber ; Sir William Con.
grete, Davison, for Porto Rico ; Antonio. Ilrandt, for f truth ;
Jane, flauxwer. for Malta; Jane, Bullock. foe Op,irto &litre.
Skelton, for Madeira; Rambler, (heaves. for the South Whale
Fishery ; Earl Wellington. Potty, fur boa, &c. ; and the Load
Exmouth, —, for
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Wzasstworow, FEB. 28.—The General Brock, Wbi,las. of
Liverpool, with 200 bales of cotton, and 900 band, of turpentine
on board, took fire on Saturday night, about twelve wiles le low,
and burnt to the water's edge. Three of :he crew sire =snag.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH—The Malefic, from Liverpool. tie
!Nth February ; same day, the Branstoh. from Liyortmol, for St.
Roque', out 411 days ; the American brig Underhill, from Keane.
bunk for St. Kitts, the 6th February.' March 16, the Harriett, Ja.
WIMPS for Liverpool; 21st March. the American ship Colossus,
from New York for Liverpool, out 18 days: 23d Slarct, a Frei., t
fisherman. bound to Faro lsle, the (;:rat Marque., tramp S E.
46 miles—received a cask of writer from her; by the British Tar.
arrived in the Cove of Cork.—The Triton. from Cc.iiitioi.n for
Liverpool, the 111th tilt. by the Hsrrict, lace at.ri.:e.: in the
Cove of Cork—The Matilda, fr.•-n Liverpool t.:
7th Febnearv. by the Livily. ar-red lit Antigua 2r..' 1 Itirtttatt,•.
The Mary. 31`C.lood. trim, 3au:stra co 2,11.110:, r:h
aL
Blessing, from Lisbon to Lcru.oit 30:h b) !ll' Prl: lir. t--1..t
packet, arrived at Fal.nuit:h.

Yesterday a Meeting took rice in ;he r...stry-rl.:mr, of
Spiuddelde i'llorrb, for the pL.:pcne rt P.irliar.eat
against auy further rancesstone ro tbe Catbo'ira
Reynolds. rtu,sliiirermaiden, tr•r:4 toe Nair. 1 Mr. We came
linewarl to propose h rrhohrtior.. to 'ter .!ret thug the objeett of the
Catholic. acre rot -or •hey orofehr,!-.tlobtata uetl anti religious
liberty, but universal power anti %firm inairon, and dat any C011e:A.
111010 Cu thera wortA be eiposing the ..lenrirry to an the poems ot
the Inv'lnito• 'flu speaker crate at w :nore obeervaiofis of Pic
most Itarton :ontlernaed the errir.t of the
reaolution, r.nd moved that the Alceting de adjodin, wtiett, after
lODIC wale, Wei .tiered by a fTrat rretirrity.

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