The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-10 00:00:00

YORILSHIRS,IVy RIDING.

VALUABLE LORDSHIPS, AND FREEHOLD AND ,
TITHE-FREE ESTATES.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At Oarraway'a, on THURSDAY, April 7. at 12, anises pre-
viously disposed of by private treaty, of which due notice will ,
be given,
A LI. those Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD and ,
1-1, TITHE-FREE ESTATES, situate at Hamden and New
oHfetyh,ein
countyßow of landy.orink:hteheperproipsehrtoy of fh, sß=,Piarn
ktheer.%EsqVesti Riding
of the county of York, the property of Robert Parker. Esq. Corn.
Corn-
prising the Manor or reputed Manor or Lordship of Hareden afore-
said ; together with a good Mansion, suitable Outtuildings, and
euandur
wood
Land, Ctlhreesarnsub:tamnotialre
orFlessizolifonfeseertil,ea:rdabiessl,tmarerezio,wata,
pasture,
Land, divided into coovenient Indust:tea, well watered and fenced.
Also, all that valuable and improvable tract of Common Land,
adjoining the above Estates, called Tottaidge, Harden Nab, and
Winfell, and containing about 1,50 U acres, a gnat portion of which
is capable of being subdivided and converted into arable and pasture
Land, at trifling expense.
Also, all teat two valuable Estates called the Sykes &-
Trough House, situate within Rowland, and adjoinin-
„it tic
mentioned property, and comprising four good ' the tut:
with excellent Out-buildings. and about 215 acre- earn-houses,
of rich meadow, pasture, and arable Land. statute measure.
Also, a proportionate part, estimates'
or half-part of and in an extensive se be more than a moiety
situate within Howland, and ce• (*acumen, called Sykes Felt.
handsome
ttOwora.macttivii:ingcashoo:Ch:iaiiinting::::::annabo.-staitoffutrondhitmeing(w....,:a:p:tibialtiusilrosoe,rettiollethzetsaconlinsivoties:g,rtti,winna,etreit:::::::,
These Estates arc l• 001 thereon, Stabling, (tic.
The Mansion-Lou' ...manfully sedate- wetly in a ring fence.
-,froa Clitheree twelve, and from
arc well des-
! pgranirtertficdt.efinio;nrmul.andutohneiatim.r:Ci:throtowedfri4ttiitaathriic::weisi?to:nsote:olextfiohcelroteapblentrentntsallt.sclh:
.wed land being of an excellent quality, and which. with
itanhog:dii.ia7sibleawryitirbhreer
description. and the property has recently been disforetted by a
shortly had of Robert Parkes, Esq., at Plunginron. near Prestr-,,
Skiptoo ; at the Mite of Mr. Clapham,to
the owner; Mr. Biome, land surveyor. Lam-niter ; Mr.
solicitor;Bur
os in Kendal; Mr. Richard Lambert, eelieitut 'coon* to
at the King's Arms, Lancaster; Ike Bull le '
London; Mr. BevetleY,sub•itor, Oarclen.eeurt.'"imPle' thsY'Pndon
Inn, elltheace ; at the Spec of dale • to* 'n' ; the
Swan
ratetboltet•ivv; .4 of Vjaitaider and bolas.

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC OF
THE UNITED KINGDOIIi.
JOSEPH COOPER and SON, LOOKING-GLASS
and FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, No. 93, BISHOPS-
GATE-STREET WITHIN.
As general Trailers in our particular Line, we hare, fur half a
century, given especial satisfaction to a ii‘ghly respectable and in-
dulgent connexion, to whom we take this public opportunity of ex-
pressing our zealous and determined intention to merit a cont.:-
minion of their future patronage.
With the change of the times and circurnitances, howerae, which
have served to give a raw feature to the speculation of trade, we
must necessarily vary out arrangement in buainess ; indeed, it hes
become the mare impera ive 012 men of capital and inftUVICC in their
respective circles to consult the public necessities, because, order:
to the change in the value of property, the manufacturer and the
artisan are now suffering from the severe competition existing in
regard to prices, and because too many individuals make price more
than quality the leading object in view
This state of things has given rise to a clam of speculators who
have endeavoured to benefit the: melees, by offering goods of vete
Inferior manufacture, which, though apparently cheap, yield the
greater profit; they are showy and decorated, but reanufactueed
without regard to durability, and consequently prove, in the result,
a Sakai disappointment to the purchaser.
There has also existed an opposite extreme ; another class of
tradesmen have made such 30 exorbitant demand for their ar;tolet,
as to creation:prim in the minds of puichasera, how the great die-
parity. in Ma charge of different houses can be satiwatewrily re .
plained • we*Milldere the question as it rests, sod enter upon nose
more Immediate subject.

To be just in our dealings as tradesmen, we mug hive 3 profit,
but we shall be satisfied with s moderate one eel therefore rep
between those establishments who offer the interior man u ht.:Lured
Furniture, without regard to its quality; and those, on the contrary,
whose extraordinary charges so justly ilarm the prudent buyer, by
employing none but first-rate workmen, give them wages suitable
to the times as they really are, and engage our capital in the pur-
chase of none but the best traterials, and offer the character and cre-
dit of an old-established House to the more immediate pa:ranage of
the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of the United Kingdom.
JOSEPH COOPER and SON, in thus offering the nature of
their business to notice, trust that they shall net be considered as
attempting what they' cannot maintain and support, but prove,
that for splendor, taste, and solidity, no Establishment in the
Metropolis can surpass them, and at peiees peculiarly commanding.
Their Warehouse will he found to contain ever/ description ()film
best manufactured CABINET-WORK, UPHOLSTERY, and
FURNITURE generally in use.
LOOKING-GLASSES, from the immense reduction which
has now taken place, can be offered (even of magnificent sine) no
low as particularly to interest Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous if
=cup their Heifers with this elegant and fashionable article,
for the drawing or dining room. chambers, staircases, whi-
tlows, cruservatories, ifcc. For windows, door-lights. or exposed
situations, their Plate Glass will be found, in a relative degree,
cheaper than crown glass. This article, for a small insiirance, will
be delivered. free from risk or breakage ; or large glasses forwarded
be spring caravans', constructed fir the purpose, to 17,y part et the
kingdom, at a very trifling expenae.
SECOND-HAND LOOKING-GLASSES constantly on sale,
at a still more considerable reelection.
CARVING AND GILDING-1M all its branches, with a rich
assortment of Chimney. Pier, Cheval, nud 'ftdlet Frames, con-
stantly on view. Gentlemen desirous of hariog the Frames ti
Paintings or Prints re gilt, will find the terms particularly desert.
ing notice. When the quantity is large, and latnihes are desirous
of avoiding removal, they may have them fi:. shed on the spot with
the greatest ease and despatch.
PAPER HANGING—In every decorative dc ertment, in the
first style of elegance, upon snub a reduced scale as wi'l cause a
most material laving in large residences.
CABINET NOR K—Manutactured in a superior manner, with
every attention to the newest fashion and latest improvement. In
this department will be found • great variety of the moat elegant
ankles, admirably adapted for Noblemen and Gentlemen's seats,
at prices reduced beyond all rennet precedent.
In the UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT they have studied
to combine taste and elegance, and respectfully solicit the attention
of the Nobility and Gentry to the superb And elegant manufacture
of Silk Damasks. Tabourets, &e., which, in consequence of the
reduced duty on Silk, ttry, are now esiabltd to offer on terms so
comparatively moderate,•as must establish this magnificent descrip-
tion of Ffirniture, for drawing rooms, boudoirs. saloons, ate
preference to the inferior articles hitherto to use. Fainil.
prefer the rich and beautiful style of the ancient goth:
some handsome specimens in that particular or
waited on in any part of the United King('
patterns, at no other charge than the tray
Cwahmnnifor all expenses of poi
'
ben distance r•
which saves
breakage or injury.
CA RPETI NG— I n tt
be to call the anent,
to imitate the Be.

.011
rh
.4ec, and can be
..en with tiengns and
dlitty expenses.
.. a ',mail charge per Nalir.
-.sage, and prevents the Ask of
re article of Carpeting they particirsly
.A 1 of families to a new article just ZVOritstreti.
Carpet. extremely durable, and nearly tsall.
...itiosels, Kidderminster, and Venetian, partscs'aarly
-.ASONED FLOOR CLOTHS—Fitted to plans, Nam re.
.ricei in rite.
FUNERALS FURNISHED—And conducted ',fit therm:es:
attention, from the plainest to the mos: satriptuow, exhibition
mourning grandeur, and with cornstent regal v,
won -
out diminishing the necessary respectability. ,
SALES Bi Aurno N, APPRAISING. Al'!) Hot ',of'
AGENCY.—They still continue to itEGLorrEg LstIATISS s: a
HOUSES for SALE in any part at the 'Kulgdimi, ar.n trail ti.s•
few concerns iii the ltletropo/a, aralllere hewn thew rang eatablr..l.
Meat, possess mots extensive contatc: °Ds fur ant dtswesl of
Athartem made on any sle..stripti.Al nr securities intended
for immediate sale. Household Fuvnit.arr pacbased et liberal
prices, or removed to eaaveatuf.t ,it Amigos IM timpani. ..tes tot
the premises are objected to. It s the I rinripci Seatare et their
Establishment to settle gee.ral'i within three Jays a:ter the Sales
bale been effected, and to rarAe no amity tor repaint! g prOperts
intender! to be disposed of by Privatr Contract. gains absolutely
sold through then exert" Ani. Ensue surveyed and valued,
Rentals corieettd.
JOhltPfl l:OOF c; ft and SON hi-.e mg now fully expla.ned r
itpr,watme sialmtsmott eel their arr‘orementr., most cooficleris: y alb t.:
that their pier offer a meat important reduction fur the aeNatitag,:
of imenedate payment. which *her shall be glad to attest by
Terence to s.ime or tLe first families, in the kingiturn, which is c bias proof of integrity and respectability: and once more beg 10, solicit the general pauntioge of the !labile.
Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of aio,,i.r.g the bustle of ire
City, will find an earn and pianism access to Itialioeet. : r
taking the route of the New-rood avid t.'iti .read %mathpsgate.str For et ••
square.-97, Rialto psgato.strtet Within:

its price. r
remount,'
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