Star.
London, England, 1803-02-01 00:00:00

LOrTHOUSE IN YORKSHIRE.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of THREP. HUNDRED
ACRES, with an EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE MA-
NOR.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,

(At the faience of the Morty.agte, and by the Order of the
Commiffionera in to Commdfion of Bankrupt againit Mr.

Thorns. Rleltanefon,) -
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At the York'Tavern, in the City et York, on Mneday the
aBth Day of February, allo3,at Three o'Clock in the Aka.

rrnoon.
HE Fee Simple and Inheritance of and in the I I
kveral MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES and I I
BUILDINGS: and alto, Three Hundred Statute Acres, or ,
thereabouts, of Goad Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Lands, I ;
Stoats and being In the Pad& of Lofthoufe, in the Needs Rid- ;
ing of the County of York, dually called the HANDAL'. ,
ABBEY ESTATE, with the Appurtenances, and DOW or late I 1
in the poffeffion of the fad Thomas Richardfon, or his Agents.
This Mate commands a fine View of the Sca, from whitish I
Is only dittant Three Mlles; and it ego lies within Nine Mlles ,
of Gitboroegh, and Twelve Miles from Whitby.
There are Three fubltantlal Farm Hodes upon the Premlfes, I
in good Repair and fo fituate as to admit of a proper Appor- I
tionnsent of the Land to each Hook. A few Cottages have
been lately emitted in a fuitabk Situation of the Prerniks, as
well ass large new Building, which maybe vied commedioully
for the purpnfes el a Granary. : I
The Lands (which arc in excellent Condition) lie within a ;
Ring FCD:C, and a thriving Plantation raf 'Timber of Ten Years' ,
Growth (betides the Old Timber) is arm Part of the Eltate ;
the Whole of which Mate is Tube Free, in the Pada= of I
the Owner. I I
An retentive Common Right in the Parini of Leßhoefe. ap- ;
pertains to the Premifes, with which will be silo fold, all that I
MANOR or LORDSHIP, or reputed MANOR or LORD- !
SHIP of HANDALL. otherwile GRINDALL, within which ,
the (aid Prenalks are Groats. 1
This Manor abounds with Game, and compretends (betides :
Common Rights to the Lord) kveral Rights, Royakles, and ;
Privileges, of canfiderable Value.
••• Mr. Price, the Gonse-keeper for the Manor, will, upon
Application at his Hoak, at Staithes, near the Mate, View
the Prendes, and give all neceffary Information refsedits'
then,—Applicatian may be alts m de to the Alfignesee, Mr.
Thomas amok, of Heiken, and Mr. William Landop of
Ma:whetter, and to the Solicitors, Mettrs. MUse, Seem:ant, ;
and Milne, at Manche tea; as well as Mara Milne and Parry, I
or No. s, Hare-court. Temple, Leedom; Mr. kigtatall, of
Whitby; and Me. Simon Tyas, Solicitor. Y.

AT a Meeting of the SHIP-OWNERS of the
PORT of HULL, held at the GuUdhall this aBth day
of January, 1803, convened by public advertifement, in pur-
fuance of a requifition to the Worlhipful the Mayor, to take
into coofidcration the means to be adopted to obtain a Repeal
of the preterit 1.2 w, impofing a Duty on the Tonnage of all
Englifh Veffels failing to foreign Ports.
W. W. BOL rob!, Efq. Mayor, in the Chair,
It was refulved, That the Tax on the Tonnage of Ships Lit-
ing foreign is a heavy Duty on the Shipping Warta of this
Kingdom ;
That from the pref. nt high price of Provilloos, the rate of
Seatneu's Wages, and the great increafe in the number of Ships
employed in the Merchants' ferrice lince the War, oceafionrd
by many of loch vettels which, during that period, were on
Government lervice, being now ditcharged, and which has
caufed a very confiderable reduction in freights, the preterit Tax
on Ships is become an opprelave and heavy burthen on Ship
Owners in general.
That SAMUEL THORNTON and JOHN STANIFORTH, Efqrs.
the Members in Parliament for this Town, be requeßed to co-
operate with the Members for the City of London, and of the
different Out-Ports, In Ong every exertion to obtain g repeal
of the Law impeding fo heavy a Tax.
That Meffrs. John Ogle Ogle, lohn Burilan, jun. Thomas
Jackfon, jun. William Colltilfoo, oho CLirkfon, John Voafe,
Coitus Thomplon, Thomas Bum y, and Robert Simplon, be
appointed a Committee to correfpond with Mr. Thornton and
Mr Staniforth, and silo with John Hill, 11fq. the Chairman of
the Committee of Ship Owners in London, that all exertions
may be ufed to obtain fuch repeal.
That a Copy of thcfe Refolutions be fent Mr. Thornton and
Mr. Staulforth, and alto to Mr. Hill.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given the Wodhipfral
the Mayor, for his ready attaaloo in convening the Ship
Owners, and for hla impartial eaMboa lathe Chart - •
That Copies of theft Retaliating be raglan! In the-Hoff
Packet, Hull Advertlfer, the York Courant, the Sian, and
the Sun. W. W. BOLTON, Mayor, Chairman.