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MO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or be
AUCTION.Nsa may hereafter be determined. LEASE
for TWENTY-ONE TEARs of a MOIETY of the Tall ES
'of the TOWNSHIPS of Teirtreff, Prthen; Main. Ystymeoliryn,
Ctfollyfnog, Petmarth, Nnatymeicheid, Kcil, Trefflanney,
and Trefetind, in the parish of 31eilod, in the county of Slows*.
they'', to commence from Lady-day, 1326.
These tithes consist of corn and grain, and all other tithable
matters arising within the respective townships, except the tithe of
cows and calves, which is covered by a modus, or pretended mottos.
The tithe of hay will tie excepted and reserved to the Lessors. .
The several !ewes will be holden under the Than and Chapter of
Christchurch, Oxford, renewable every seven years, it the parties
agree to the terms then proposed, subject to a small reserved rent
In money and corn.
Th eV icor of Meifod is ent i tied to the other moiety of tl ienbove tithes.
Further particulars may be known, the nature of the lessee ex.
plained, and the average of the reserved rents stated, on applies.
tion to Mr. Robert Morrell, Chapter Clerk, Oxford or to Mr.
Crabtree, Surveyor, who will be at the Royal Oak, in Welshpool,
this month, for a week or ten days. for the purpose of agreeing with
su:h persons's& may be desirous of purchasing the leases of those
Townships which may then not be disposed of.

1F THE NEXT or KIN of DAVID S. WERT-
FELT, late Quarter Muter of the Last India Merchant
ship, Rose. deceased, will apply to Robert liebden, No. 2. Knight's
court, tl'apping, in the County of Middlesex, they may hear Of
something to their advantage.

Just imported from Calcons, by Kingsbury, rarbury, and Alien,
Leadenhall-strcet,
A LETTER to his Grace the Duke of DEVONSHIRE
on the STATE of IRELAND, and the GENERAL
EFFECTS of COLONIZATION.
By JOHN WHEATLEY, Es,. 3
Bvo, puke 2s. 64.

Tbis day is published, on four sheets of atlas. price 21.25.
Newly-constructed and extended MAP of INDIA,
1:31. from the latest Surveys of the best authorities, including a
separate Sketch of the Burman Empire. Compiled principally
for the use of the Officers of the Army in India, and inscribed to
blajor-General Sir John Malcolm, G.C.8., K.L.S., &c. &c.
Also. a MAP of tbeiRLTRMAN EMPIRE, on one sheet,
price as.
Kingsbury, Parbusy, and Allen, Leatlenhall-street.

This sky is published, price Ss. 6d.
THE ASIATIC JOURNAL and MONTHLY RE-
GISTER for BRITISH INDIA and its DEPENDEN-
CIES. No. CIVIL containing-1. The Finances of our Eastern
Empire. 2. Greek Fire—Congrere Rockets. 3. Journey from
Rangoon to :Balaban. 4. Ancient Government and Interior Ad-
mtmstradon of 31alabar. 5. Some Account of the Nations on the
Russian Borders of Mount Caucasus. 6. Report of the Asiatic
Society of Paris. 7. Military Tactics. 8. Origin of Persian Pro.
verbs. 9. The Cossacs. IN. Account of Borneo Proper. 11.
Statistics of Chins. 12. Account of Soobathoo and Kotgurb. 13.
Original Connexion between the Continents of Asia and America.
14. On the Policy of the British Government towards the Indo
Britons. IS. Chinese Literature. 16. Original Poetry. 17. Re-
view—On the Law and Constitution of India. &c.; Remarks on
the Rystwarree and Mocurrery Systems. 18. Burmese War.
19. Varieties. 20. Asiatic Intellience including Proti awns,
Births, Marriages, and Deaths. 2f Home Intelligence, Including
Promotions in the British Army, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Mar.
kits, India Shipping, &c. dc.
Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Mien, LesdenhalLatreet.

This day is puhliyhed,
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. CIV, for September, IB2s.—Contents:-1. The Sobel-
tern. Chaps. 22, 23, and 2S. and Conclusion. 11. Still proudly
trills thy witching voice. 111. The New German School of Tre.
gedy. ll'. Telma. V. Letters on the present State of India.
No. 4. VI. Pooh ! noir mind the Rain, Lore. VI!. Late
American Books—l. Peep at the Pilgrims; 2. Lionel Lincoln ;
3. Memoirs of Citrates Brockden Brown ; 4. John Bull in Ame-
rica ; 5. The Refugee ; 11. North American Review, No. 47.
VIII. The Nobility. IX. Critical Remarks on some Passages in
the Nttbes of Aristophanes. by Professor Dunbar. X. North Ame-
rican Polities, by a Genuine Yankee. XI. Southey's Tale of Pa-
raguay. XII. Naves Ambrosianse, No. 21.
Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell,
Strand, London.